5 Days 4 nights
Daily Tour
50 people
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Dist: 529 km | Time: 12 to 16 hr | Altitude: 300 m to 2050 m
You will board your bus or cab in Delhi in the evening. After an overnight journey of 12 to 16 through Chandigarh, Mandi, Bhuntar and Kullu, you will reach Manali Hill Station the following day.
Meals: NA
Night: Journey by Volvo Bus/Cab
Check-In: 11:00 am | Sightseeing: 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
After reaching Manali, a cab will take you to the hotel for check-in. After freshening up, you will visit local places like Mall Road, Van Vihar, Old Manali, the Clubhouse, Hadimba Temple, and Dhungri Van Vihar. After visiting these places, you will return to the hotel for a night's stay.
Meals: Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Manali
Sightseeing Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
After Morning tea and Breakfast, you will visit the Solang Valley, famous for various adventure activities such as zip-lining, Paragliding, Skiing, Yak Riding, and Quad Biking. However, these activities are not included in the package; you can book them on the spot.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Manali
Dist: 81 km | Time: 2 to 4 hr | Altitude: 2050 m to 1580 m
After breakfast and tea in the morning, you will depart for Kasol. On the way to Kasol, at Kullu, you can also try adventure activities, like paragliding and river rafting. After reaching Kasol, you will check in to the hotel. In the evening, you can explore Kasol Valley at your convenience.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Kasol
Dist: 197 km | Time: 7 to 9 hr | Altitude: 1580 m to 1457 m
After freshening up in the morning, you will depart for Dharamshala via Mandi, Jogindernagar, Baijnath, and Palampur. Later in the evening, after reaching Dharamshala and checking in to the hotel, you can visit the local market on your own.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel near Dharamshala
Sightseeing Time: 4 to 6 hrs
Today, you will go for local sightseeing at Naddi, Dal Lake, Dalai Lama Temple, and St. John Church. Later, you will also make a small trek to Bhagsunath Waterfall. You'll board a Volvo bus in the evening or continue in the cab to return to Delhi.
Meals: Breakfast
Night: Overnight Journey by bus/cab
Dist: 472 km | Time: 9 to 10 hrs | Altitude: 1457 m to 300 m
After spending a memorable week in Manali Kasol and Dharamshala, you will arrive in Delhi early in the morning, carrying memories and adventures to cherish forever.
Meals: Nil
Night: Nil
| Location | Places to visit |
| Manali | Mall Road Manali, Old Manali Van Vihar, Club House, Old Manali, Solang Valley, Jogini Waterfall (small trek), Vashisth Temple. |
| Kullu and Kasol | Parvati River, Manikaran Temple and Gurudwara, Manikaran Hot Water springs. |
| Dharamshala | Mall Road Mcleodganj, Tibetan Market, Bhagsu Temple, Bhagsu Waterfall, Naddi View Point, Dal Lake, Namgyal Monastery, Dalai Lama Temple, St John Church |
Notes:
Add on Local Sightseeing
Notes:
We understand that plans can change, but the booking amount is non-refundable due to the costs we incur in preparing for your tour or activity. If you wish to reschedule for a different date, we'll adjust it to the same package, providing you with the necessary flexibility. If you have paid the total amount but cancelled the package. You will be provided with a refund, as mentioned below:
Tours or activities may be cancelled due to unforeseen events beyond our control, weather conditions such as heavy rain or storms, or government restrictions like sudden closures of specific areas. In such a scenario, we will provide an alternate tour or activity. However, no refunds will be provided.
Discover the Beauty of Himachal with the Manali Kasol Dharamshala Package
Situated at 6,260 feet above sea level, Manali is a stunning hill station surrounded by majestic mountains and dense forests. A popular destination among travellers from all over the world, Manali captivates visitors with its breathtaking beauty and serene ambience. This hill station not only delights the eyes but also serves as a haven for adventure lovers, providing a range of exhilarating activities. Manali’s allure and charm make it one of India’s most beloved hill stations, attracting countless visitors annually.
A Glimpse into Manali’s Rich History
Manali is steeped in history and mythology. According to legend, the area provided a haven for the lawgiver Manu, who found refuge in this tranquil location. The story goes on to reveal that a small fish, later revealed to be the first avatar of Lord Vishnu, warned Manu of a great flood that would submerge the world. In preparation, Manu built a sea-worthy ark. As the waters receded, the ark rested on a hillside, which eventually became Manali, named after Manu. Over time, this place transformed into a breathtakingly beautiful region, now a prominent tourist destination.
Popular Attractions in Manali
Rohtang Pass: At 3,978 meters, Rohtang Pass is a must-visit location in Manali. It offers stunning views and natural beauty. Located in the Pir Panjal Range, it’s a favourite among tourists.
Solang Valley: Just 14 kilometres from Manali, Solang Valley is a hub of activity. It is known for its snow-covered landscape and adventure sports; this valley hosts a famous skiing festival each year, drawing visitors worldwide.
Hadimba Devi Temple: Nestled in the Dhungri Forest and surrounded by pine trees, this ancient temple is dedicated to Hadimba Devi, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata. The temple’s unique pagoda-style architecture makes it a significant religious site.
Manu Temple: Dedicated to Manu, after whom Manali is named, this serene temple is just 3 kilometres from the bustling Mall Road. It’s a peaceful retreat for devotees and tourists alike.
Tibetan Monasteries: Manali is home to several Tibetan monasteries, including the Himalayan Nyingmapa Gompa and Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa. These monasteries are spiritual centres that showcase beautiful Tibetan handicrafts and art.
Vashisht Hot Water Spring: The Vashisht Temple, with its natural hot water spring, is another must-visit attraction. The spring’s water is believed to have medicinal properties, offering visitors a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.
Beas River: The Beas River, originating from Rohtang Pass in the western Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh at an elevation of 14,308 feet, flows through the Kullu and Kangra Valleys before entering Punjab. It travels approximately 290 miles (470 km), winding south and southwest to merge with the Sutlej River at Harike. The Beas is one of the five rivers that define the Punjab region, and it marked the eastern boundary of Alexander the Great’s invasion of India in 326 BCE.
Mall Road: The vibrant Mall Road is the lifeline of Manali, bustling with activity. It’s lined with hotels, restaurants, and shops, making it an excellent place for shopping and enjoying local cuisine.
Accessibility to Manali
Manali is well-connected and accessible by air, road, and rail:
By Air: The nearest airport is Bhuntar, about 52 kilometres from Manali.
By Road: Manali is easily accessible from major cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, and Shimla. The scenic drive offers breathtaking views and an unforgettable experience.
By Train: Joginder Nagar is the nearest railway station. However, it is not preferred to come via this route because it is accessible via a toy train, which will take a full day to cover a distance of 150 km. Chandigarh or Delhi is the preferred railway station, where you can quickly get a bus or cab to Manali.
Best Time to Visit Manali
Manali is a year-round destination, each season offering its unique charm:
Summers (March to June): The weather is pleasant, perfect for exploring attractions and enjoying outdoor activities.
Monsoons (July to September): Although the region receives heavy rainfall, it’s best to avoid visiting during this time as the roads can be slippery.
Winters (October to February): Winters are perfect for those who love snow and winter sports. The town transforms into a winter wonderland, making it an excellent time for a cosy getaway.
Ideal Duration for the Manali Kasol Dharamshala Package
To fully experience the beauty and adventure that Manali, Kasol, and Dharamshala offer, plan for at least a 7—to 8-day trip. This will allow you to explore all the major attractions, including the stunning Hidimba Devi Temple, the serene Manu Temple, and the lively Mall Road in Manali. In Kasol, enjoy the tranquil Parvati Valley, and in Dharamshala, visit the Dalai Lama Temple and McLeod Ganj.
Language and Culture
The official language of Manali is Hindi, but the locals also speak the Himachali dialect, Mandeali.
Conclusion
The Manali Kasol Dharamshala Package offers an unforgettable journey through some of Himachal Pradesh’s most beautiful and culturally rich regions. Whether you’re looking for adventure, tranquillity, or a spiritual retreat, this package has something for everyone. Book your trip today and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Kasol: The Quaint Himalayan Village
Kasol, often called the ‘Mini Israel of India,’ is a small village in the Parvati Valley. Renowned for its picturesque landscapes and relaxed atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot for those seeking to unwind amidst nature.
Getting to Kasol:
Kasol is easily accessible from Manali by road. A picturesque drive winds through verdant valleys alongside the flowing Parvati River.
Things to Do in Kasol:
Trek to Kheerganga: One of the most popular treks in the region, Kheerganga offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and hot springs at the top.
Explore the Local Cafes: Kasol is famous for its vibrant café culture. Enjoy delicious Israeli and local Himachali cuisine while soaking in the beautiful views.
Visit Manikaran Sahib: Just a short drive from Kasol, Manikaran Sahib is a revered Gurudwara known for its hot springs and spiritual significance.
Dharamshala: The Land of the Dalai Lama
Dharamshala, a serene town in the Dhauladhar Range, perfectly blends natural beauty and spiritual tranquillity. It is the home of the Dalai Lama and a significant centre for Tibetan culture in India.
Getting to Dharamshala:
From Kasol, you can reach Dharamshala by road, passing through scenic landscapes and quaint hill towns. The journey is as beautiful as the destination itself.
Things to Do in Dharamshala during the Manali Kasol Dharamshala Package:
Visit the Dalai Lama Temple: Also known as Tsuglagkhang Complex, this peaceful temple offers insights into Tibetan culture and Buddhism. Take the chance to spin the prayer wheels and listen to the soothing Tibetan chants.
Explore McLeod Ganj: A suburb of Dharamshala known for its vibrant Tibetan culture, monasteries, and bustling markets.
Bhagsu Waterfall: A short trek from McLeod Ganj leads you to Bhagsu Waterfall, a serene spot perfect for relaxation and nature photography.
Triund Trek: The Triund Trek covers a distance of 9 kilometres and features a mix of gradual and steep ascents along with easy descents. The first 5 kilometres are relatively simple, while the final kilometre is steeper and more challenging, taking extra time to complete. This final stretch, “22 Curves,” is characterised by 22 sharp turns. Overall, the trek is scenic and suitable for trekkers of all levels.
Explore Dharamshala: Dharamsala, located in Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh, is divided into two parts: Lower Dharamshala, the commercial hub with markets like Kotwali Bazaar, and Upper Dharamshala, home to McLeodganj, rich in Tibetan culture. McLeodganj, a Tibetan enclave, features the Tsuglagkhang Complex, the Dalai Lama’s residence, and vibrant markets. The city offers stunning views of the Dhauladhar Range and colonial-era structures like St. John’s Church in the Wilderness. Dharamsala also hosts notable temples, including HPCA Stadium, War Memorial, Dharamshala Tea Garden, Chamunda Devi Temple and Kunal Pathri Temple, as well as the Gyuto Monastery, commemorating the Dalai Lama’s Nobel Peace Prize.
The tour package includes meals as specified in the itinerary and accommodation on a triple-sharing basis. Transportation for sightseeing and excursions is provided according to the itinerary, and coverage for all toll taxes, parking charges, and driver allowances is provided. Necessary permits are included, and local sightseeing, as detailed in the itinerary, is part of the package.
The Manali Kasol Dharamshala tour package typically lasts four nights and five days, but it can be customised according to your preferences.
The main attractions covered in Dharamshala as part of the tour include the HH Dalai Lama Temple, Bhagsunag Temple, Bhagsu Waterfall, Naddi Viewpoint, Dal Lake, St. John Church, Dharamkot, HPCA Stadium, War Memorial, and the Dharamshala Tea Garden.
Yes, the package includes visits to Tibetan cultural sites in Dharamshala, such as the Dalai Lama Temple and Namgyal Monastery.
The key highlights of the Kasol portion of the tour include exploring the vibrant local markets, enjoying the picturesque views of the Parvati Valley, and visiting nearby attractions such as the Parvati River, the Manikaran Sahib, and various cafes offering local and international cuisine.
The package is ideal for all types of travellers.
Yes, the package can be tailored to include specific attractions. You can contact Uncia Trails, who will help tailor the tour package to your preferences.
You should book the tour package at least 15 days to secure availability and get the best rates. If you have specific preferences or dates, booking earlier can also help customise the itinerary to your liking.
Yes, accommodations are included in the package. The package consists of 3-star accommodations.
The package generally includes transportation between Manali, Kasol, and Dharamshala, which typically covers all transfers between these locations, ensuring a seamless travel experience. If you have specific requirements or need more details about the transportation options, it's best to confirm with Uncia Trails directly.
Yes, a guide is usually provided during the tour. This helps ensure you get the most out of your visit by providing informative insights and assistance throughout the journey.
Three-star accommodation will be provided at each destination.
Most Manali, Kasol, and Dharamshala tour packages usually include breakfast and dinner, so you won't need to worry about meals during your trip.
The Manali part of the tour includes local sightseeing of key attractions such as Hidimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, and Mall Road, a visit to the Atal Tunnel, and exploring Solang Valley. While the tour covers these main sites, adventure activities in Solang Valley, such as paragliding and zorbing, are typically available at an extra cost.
Special cultural events or festivals may be included in the package, depending on the timing of your visit. For specific details about any events or festivals happening during your tour, it's best to contact Uncia Trails directly. They can provide the most up-to-date information on what will be available.
The tour typically starts and ends in Chandigarh/Delhi. However, you can customise the starting and ending points based on your preferences by contacting Uncia Trails. They can assist in adjusting the itinerary to suit your needs.
Yes, you can extend your tour package to include additional destinations. Contact Uncia Trails to discuss your preferences and customise the itinerary or any other destination you want. They should be able to adjust the package to fit your needs and provide you with an updated cost and plan.
You can choose from a variety of Thriller adventure activities. You can enjoy the Kheerganga Trek in Kasol, paragliding in Manali and Dharamshala, and the Triund Trek in Dharamshala. Uncia Trails can help customise your itinerary to include these thrilling experiences if you want to integrate these activities into your travel plans.
The average cost for a Manali-Kasol-Dharamshala tour package starts from around ₹10,000 and can vary based on the duration, accommodation, and included activities.
Certain attractions or activities not covered by the package may have entry fees or additional costs. Please check the package details carefully before making your decision.
In the evenings, you will have free time to explore independently, allowing you to discover local attractions and enjoy personal activities at your own pace.
The type of transport used during the tour depends on the number of people. Generally, it will be either a sedan cab or a traveller (a larger vehicle).
For the Manali-Kasol-Dharamshala tour, pack comfortable clothing, warm layers (Check season), sturdy trekking shoes, a rain jacket, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), personal hygiene items, a first-aid kit, and any necessary travel documents.
Contact Uncia Trails to book the Manali-Kasol-Dharamshala tour package. They can assist you with reservations and customising your itinerary.
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