Into the Mountains

Arriving in Manali, you check into a boutique hotel tucked away in a quiet corner. Relaxed evening with a stary night.

Kickstart your day with white-water rafting on the Beas River.

Visit Naggar Castle and the Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery offering a glimpse into rare paintings and artifacts.

End your day with a sunset stroll through Old Manali and a visit to the ancient Hadimba Temple.

Soak in Vashisht’s natural hot springs before , where a 30-minute climb rewards you with a cascading wonder.

Later, Solang Valley turns into your adventure playground—skiing or snowmobiling in winter, zorbing or paragliding in summer.

With adrenaline still in your veins, you return to Manali for a well-earned rest.

Drive through the Atal Tunnel, emerging into the breathtaking landscapes of Lahaul.

A short stop at the Chandra-Bhaga confluence sets the tone for adventure—ziplining over the Chenab River and hiking to the serene Palam Dhara Waterfalls.

By evening, you settle into a boutique stay in Sissu.

Visit a small cheese factory before heading to Jispa, catching a glimpse of Spiti Valley’s rugged beauty.

Stop at the forgotten Gondhla Fort, its 500-year-old stone walls whispering history.

Returning to Manali, browse the Tibetan Market for souvenirs.

Hit the road early for Tirthan Valley, a 4–5 hour drive through breathtaking mountain terrain.

Upon arrival, let the peaceful riverbanks wash away the fatigue.

Choose to stay in a boutique riverside lodge or a hidden treehouse, far from civilization, where nature is your only company.

Drive to Jalori Pass, a 360° viewpoint of the Himalayas, before trekking to either Serolsar Lake or Raghupur Fort, where ancient ruins meet panoramic beauty.

Visit Chehni Kothi, a towering 17th-century wooden structure, untouched by time.

Spend a leisurely day in your treehouse, enjoying the peace, with no tourists in sight.

As night falls, gaze up at a sky full of stars, untouched by city lights.

After one last hearty breakfast, bid goodbye to Tirthan Valley.

Drive back to Chandigarh, carrying memories of snow-clad peaks, hidden waterfalls, and stories from the heart of the Himalayas.