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The
capital city of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is a quaint little hill station nestled
in the Shivalik hills. The city derives its name from the name of Goddess Kali,
Shyamala. It was discovered by the British for a perfect escape from the scorching
heat of the plains. Shimla offers the picturesque set of its treasured natural
gifts to its tourists, such as, pine clad hills, beautiful valleys and waterfalls.
Shimla has its own colonial charm too.
Places to see :
The Mall : The mall that runs along the Ridge is the hub of Shimla.
It is always crowded with tourists. It is the city's most famous shopping
center, with shops selling all items, from clothes to junk food.
Rashtrapati Niwas : This six-storeyed Vice-Regal Lodge ( now Rashtrapati
Niwas) was built in 1888 and was formerly the residence of Lord Dufferin,
the British Viceroy. The style of architecture is English Renaissance and
it has magnificent lawns. It presently houses the Indian Institute of Advanced
Study.
Scandal Point : it is the State Museum of Shimla. built in 1974, it
has a good collection of statues, miniatures, coins and photos from in and
around Himachal Pradesh. a statue of the national leader Lala Lajpat Rai has
been erected here.
Jhaku temple and Shymala temple : Jhaku temple is dedicated to Hanumanji,
the loving devotee of Lord Rama. It is located near the highest point of the
Shimla Ridge, and thus offers a panoramic view of the city. A temple dedicated
to Shyamala Devi, an incarnation of Goddess Kali, is located near Grand hotel.
Blessed
with the resplendent Blue Shivalik Hills, Chandigarh enjoys the special status
of being the Capital of two states Punjab and Haryana and also a Union Territory
controlled by Central Government. The city was conceived in the 1950s and
a European modernist architect was engaged to plan it. It has derived its
name from an ancient temple dedicated to the Goddess Chandi. The Chandigarh
city boasts of several beautiful and well-maintained gardens that are a treat
to the eyes. It is worth visiting in itself and also acts as a base for further
excursions in North India.
Nek Chand Rock Garden : Spread over 12 acres of wooded land near the
Capitol Complex, the Rock Garden of Chandigarh is the creation of a humble
road inspector called Nek Chand. The urban waste material turned into creative
patterns and textures, mute rocks turned into art objects that attract tourists
to Chandigarh.
Sector 17 : One of the most important places to visit is Sector 17,
Chandigarh's sleek shopping area and the city center. Planned around four
pedestrian concourses meeting at a central chowk (intersection), the Sector
17 of Chandigarh is a pedestrian's paradise. It is dotted with fountains,
sculptures, and groves of trees. In the evenings, when the colorful mosaic
of neon signs and the aesthetically illuminated fountains come alive, Sector
17 becomes the Chandigarh city's biggest outdoor club.
Capitol Complex : The monumental Capitol Complex at Sector 1 dominates
the skyline of Chandigarh. 
Standing
aloof at the foothills of the city of Chandigarh, like the Grecian Acropolis,
the geometrical concrete buildings rise from the mounds as giant playful sculptures.
The places to be visited in the Capitol complex of Chandigarh are the three
major buildings of the Secretariat, the Assembly, and the High Court. Between
the silhouettes of these magnificent edifices is juxtaposed the Chandigarh
city's most popular visible symbol, the Open Hand.
The Secretariat : The largest building in the Capitol Complex of Chandigarh
is the 750-ft-long and 150-ft-high Secretariat designed as a work place for
nearly 4,000 people. Le Corbusier, who was very sensitive to nature, as a
salute to the majesty of the mountains, placed the Secretariat perpendicular
to the nearby Shivalik range, so as not to obliterate their panoramic view.
| Chandigarh - Simla - Kufri - Pinjore Garden - Kurukshetra | |||
| Every Thursday - 4 Days Tour | |||
| 1st Day | Delhi | Dep. 09.00PM | |
| 2nd Day | Chandigarh | Arr. 05.00 AM | Dep. 08.00AM |
| Rest for 4 Hrs. - Chandigarh Sight Seeing upto 03.00 PM | |||
| Chandigarh | Dep. 03.00PM | ||
| Shimla | Arr. 07.30PM | ||
| Night stay at Shimla | |||
| 3rd Day | Shimla | Dep. 09.00 AM | |
| Kufri | Arr. 10.00 AM | Dep. 11.30 AM | |
| Shimla Sight Seeing & Night stay at Shimla | |||
| 4th Day | Shimla | Dep. 09.00 AM | |
| Pinjore Garden | Arr. 01.00 PM | Dep. 02.00 PM | |
| Kurukshetra | Arr. 04.30 PM | Dep. 05.00 PM | |
| Delhi | Arr. 08.00 PM | ||
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The
capital city of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla is a quaint little hill station nestled
in the Shivalik hills. The city derives its name from the name of Goddess Kali,
Shyamala. It was discovered by the British for a perfect escape from the scorching
heat of the plains. Shimla offers the picturesque set of its treasured natural
gifts to its tourists, such as, pine clad hills, beautiful valleys and waterfalls.
Shimla has its own colonial charm too.
Places to see :
The Mall : The mall that runs along the Ridge is the hub of Shimla.
It is always crowded with tourists. It is the city's most famous shopping
center, with shops selling all items, from clothes to junk food.
Rashtrapati Niwas : This six-storeyed Vice-Regal Lodge ( now Rashtrapati
Niwas) was built in 1888 and was formerly the residence of Lord Dufferin,
the British Viceroy. The style of architecture is English Renaissance and
it has magnificent lawns. It presently houses the Indian Institute of Advanced
Study.
Scandal Point : it is the State Museum of Shimla. built in 1974, it
has a good collection of statues, miniatures, coins and photos from in and
around Himachal Pradesh. a statue of the national leader Lala Lajpat Rai has
been erected here.
Jhaku temple and Shymala temple : Jhaku temple is dedicated to Hanumanji,
the loving devotee of Lord Rama. It is located near the highest point of the
Shimla Ridge, and thus offers a panoramic view of the city. A temple dedicated
to Shyamala Devi, an incarnation of Goddess Kali, is located near Grand hotel.
Manali 40 kms. away from Kulu to the north, Manali is situated near the end
of the valley on the National Highway leading to Leh. The landscape here is
breath taking. One sees well-defined snow capped peaks, the Beas river with
its clear water meanders through the town. On the other side are deodar and
pine trees, tiny fields and fruit orchards. It is an excellent place for a
holiday, a favorite resort for trekkers to Lahaul, Spiti, Kinnaur, Leh and
Zanskar regions in Kashmir valley. It is known as the SWITZERLAND OF INDIA.
MONUMENTS AND SIGHT SEEING SPOTS
HADIMBA TEMPLE:
Manali has many attractions but the chief centre of interest, historically
and archeologically, is undoubtedly the DHOONGRI TEMPLE dedicated to goddess
Hadimba, the Bhim of Mahabharat fame. It has four-tiered Pagoda shaped roof
and the doorway is carved with legendary figures and symbols. This temple
located amidst wooden forest of deodar is about 2.5 kms. from the tourist
office. It is a pleasant experience to stroll in the temple complex which
was built in 1533 A.D. A large festival is held here in May.
MANU TEMPLE:
3 kms. from the main bazar in old Manali lies the temple of MANU RISHI. It
is believed that this is the only temple of Manu in India, who was the creator
of human race on the earth.
CLUB HOUSE:
2 kms. from the town, club house has indoor games facilities which has been
located on the left bank of Manalsu Nallah. There are some picnic spots near
it.
TIBETAN MONASTERIES:
There are 3 newly constructed colorful monasteries, where visitors can buy
carpets and other Tibetan handicrafts. Two are located in the town and one
at Aleo on the left bank of Beas river.
MOUNTAINEERING INSTITUTE:
Located 3 kms. on the left bank of river Beas towards Kulu. This Institute
organises basic & advance training courses, in trekking, mountaineering,
skiing and water sports. Skiing and trekking equipments can be hired from
here by booking in advance. Tourists can visit an interesting showroom here.
VASHIST HOT WATER SPRINGS AND TEMPLE (3 kms):
Vashist, a small village located on the left bank of river Beas towards Rohtang
pass is worth a visit. It is renowned for its hot springs and temples. Nearby
is the pyramidal stone temple dedicated to Vashist Muni. There is another
Temple of Lord Ram here. Natural hot sulphur springs with two separate bathing
tanks for gents and ladies are always full of tourists. Turkish style showers
fitted baths have also been built nearby. Hot water from the nearby spring
is provided for bathing.
NEHRU KUND:
5 kms. on National Highway to Leh,a natural spring of cold clear water named
after Pt. Jwahar Lal Nehru, who used to drink water from this spring during
his stay in Manali. This spring is believed to originate from the Bhrigu lake
situated high-up in the mountains.
SOLANG
VALLEY:
13 kms. is a splendid valley between Solang village and Beas Kund. Solang
valley offers the view of glaciers and snow capped mountains and peaks. It
has fine ski slopes. The Mountaineering Institute has installed a ski lift
for training purpose. Located here is a hut and guest house of the Mountaineering
and Allied sports Institute, Manali. Now a few hotels have also come up. The
winter skiing festival is organised here. Training in skiing is imparted at
this place.
KOTHI:
Situated on the road to Rohtang pass, a picturesque spot, Kothi is 12kms.
from Manali. A PWD rest house is situated on a ridge overlooking a narrow
valley with a very good view of mountains and valleys. Large number of films
(movies) have been picturised at this place and is the ideal resting resorts
of poets, writers and the lovers of peaceful environs.
RAHALA WATER FALLS:
16 kms. on way to Rohtang pass. If one goes to Marhi on foot from Kothi from
the old road, the sight of the falls is fascinating. It is a good picnic spot
as well.
ROHTANG PASS (3979 m):
| Shimla - Kufri - Kullu - Manali - Rohtang Pass - Mani Karan - Chandigarh - Pinjore Garden - Kurukshetra | |||
| Every Friday - 7 Days Tour | |||
| 1st Day | Delhi | Dep. 06.00PM | |
| 2nd Day | Shimla | Arr. 07.00 AM | Dep. 10.00 AM |
| Rest for 3 Hrs. | |||
| Kufri | Arr 11.00 AM | Dep. 01.00 PM | |
| Shimla | Arr. 02.00 PM | ||
| Sight Seeing and night stay at Shimla | |||
| 3rd Day | Shimla | Dep. 07.00 AM | |
| Manali | Arr. 06.00 PM | ||
| Night Stay at Manali | |||
| 4th Day | Manali | Dep. 07.00 AM | |
| Gulaba & Rohtang Pass | Arr. 11.30 AM | Dep. 04.00 PM | |
| Night Stay at Manali | |||
| 5th Day | Manali | Dep.07.00 AM | |
| Manikaran | Arr. 12.30 PM | Dep. 03.00 PM | |
| Kullu | Arr. 05.30 PM | ||
| Night stay at Kullu | |||
| 6th Day | Kullu | Dep. 08.00 AM | |
| Pinjore Garden | Arr. 05.00 PM | Dep. 06.30PM | |
| Chandigarh | Arr. 07.00 PM | ||
| Night stay at Chandigarh | |||
| 7th Day | Chandigarh | Dep. 08.00 AM | |
| Sight Seeing : Rose Garden, Rock garden, Sukhana Lake.Upto 1.00 PM/Lunch | Dep. 02.00 PM | ||
| Kurukshetra | Arr. 04.00 PM | Dep. 05.00 PM | |
| Delhi | Arr. 08.00 PM | ||
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Here For Booking/Reservation| Kullu - Manali- Dalhousie- Katra- Vaishnodevi- Amritsar- Chandigarh | |||
| Every Monday - 8 Days Tour | |||
| 1st Day | Delhi | Dep. 06.00 AM | |
| Chandigarh | Arr. 11.00 AM | ||
| Sight Seeing - Rose Garden, Rock Garden, Pinjora Garden, Sukhana Lake | Dep. 04.30 PM | ||
| Mandi | Arr. 08.30 PM | ||
| Night Stay at Mandi | |||
| 2nd Day | Mandi | Dep. 05.00 AM | |
| Manikaran | Arr. 01.00 PM | ||
| Visit Gurudwara, Parvati Temple | |||
| Hot Spring, Hot Bath | Dep. 04.00 PM | ||
| Manali | Arr. 08.30 PM | ||
| Night Stay at Manali | |||
| 3rd Day | Manali | Dep. 08.00 AM | |
| Rohtang Pass | Arr. 12.00 PM | ||
| Visit Hadimba Temple & Manali Sight-seeing | Dep. 05.00 PM | ||
| Night Stay at Manali | |||
| 4th Day | Manali (via Kullu) | Dep.06.00 AM | |
| Dharamshala | Arr. 07.30 PM | ||
| Night stay at Dharmsala | |||
| 5th Day | Dharmsala sight seeing and visit TempleDep. 08.00 AM | Dep. 05.00 AM | |
| Arr.06.30 AM | Dep. 07.00 AM | ||
| Dalhousie | Arr.11.00 AM | Dep. 01.00 PM | |
| Katra | Arr.09.00 PM | ||
| Night stay at Katra | |||
| 6th Day | Katra to Darbar(Vaishno Devi & back to Katra) | Dep. 05.00 AM | |
| Night stay at Katra | |||
| 7th Day | Katra | Dep. 05.00 | |
| Golden Temple(Amritsar) | Arr.12.00 Noon | Dep. 02.00PM | |
| Jalianwala Bagh | Arr. 02.30 PM | Dep. 04.00 PM | |
| Attari Border or (IndoPak Border) Visit Flag retreat at Wagha Border | Arr. 05.00 PM | Dep. 07.30 PM | |
| Amritsar City | Arr. 08.00 PM | ||
| Night Stay at Amritsar | |||
| 8th Day | Amritsar | Dep.06.00 AM | |
| Delhi | Arr. 08.00 PM | ||
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