6 Days 5 Nights
Daily Tour
50 people
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Dist: 529 km | Time: 12 to 16 hr | Altitude: 300 m to 2050 m
In the evening, you’ll be picked up from Delhi by cab or Volvo AC bus for your journey to Manali. The drive will take approximately 10-16 hours overnight, allowing you to rest and sleep comfortably during the trip.
Meals: Nil
Night: Journey by Volvo Bus or Cab
Check-In: 11:00 am | Sightseeing: 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Upon arriving in Manali, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. After freshening up, explore Van Vihar and the Museum of Himachal Culture & Folk Art. Next, visit Hadimba Temple and stroll through Mall Road to experience the vibrant atmosphere of Old Manali.
Meals: Dinner
Night: Stay at Hotel in Manali
Sightseeing Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
After freshening up, visit Solang Valley. Here, you can enjoy various adventure activities (at additional cost), such as paragliding, skiing, zip-lining, yak riding, tube sliding, and quad biking. Return to your hotel in the evening to relax.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at Hotel in Manali
Sightseeing Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Today, visit the Naggar Castle, a stunning medieval mansion built by Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu in the 15th century. En route, stop at Sajla Waterfall. In the evening, return to your hotel in Manali.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at Hotel in Manali
Dist: 243 km | Time: 7 to 8 hr | Altitude: 2050 m to 2276 m
After Morning tea and Breakfast, you will check out and depart for Shimla via Kullu Bhuntar, Mandi, and Bilaspur. Upon arrival, you will check into the hotel at Shimla, where you can explore the nearby market independently.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Shimla
Sightseeing Time: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Today, after waking up to the vows of a beautiful hill station and having breakfast, you will go to nearby places like Jakhu Temple, Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church, and Scandal Point. You will return to the hotel in the evening to spend the night.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Shimla
Checkout: 11:00 am | Depart: 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Today, after breakfast, you will depart for Kufri, where you can enjoy activities like skiing (in winter) and Horse riding. Later, you can visit the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Viceregal Lodge, and Botanical Gardens. Later in the evening, you will depart for Delhi by Volvo bus or cab.
Meals: Breakfast
Night: Nil
Dist: 347 km | Time: 7 to 10 hr | Altitude: 2276 m to 300 m
After an overnight journey from Shimla, you will arrive in Delhi early in the morning, marking the end of your memorable trip. Reflect on the unforgettable experiences of the past week, from Manali to Shimla.
Meals: NA
Night: NA
| Location | Places to visit |
| Manali | Mall Road Manali, Old Manali Van Vihar, Club House, Old Manali, Solang Valley, Jogini Waterfall (small trek), Vashisth Temple, Naggar Castle, Sajla Waterfall |
| Shimla | Jakhu Temple, Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church, Scandal Point, Kufri, Viceregal Lodge & Botanical Gardens |
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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.
About Manali Shimla Tour
Manali
Manali, a charming hill station in the Kullu Valley of Himachal Pradesh, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and is a favoured destination for domestic and international tourists. Located approximately 1950 meters above sea level, according to Hindu mythology, Manali is named after Manu, the ancient lawgiver appointed by Brahma, the Creator. It is believed that Manu arrived in this region after seven cycles of creation and destruction, making it a revered site. Manali is also considered the sacred home of the seven sages, or “Sapt Rishis,” central to Hindu tradition. Visitors can discover historic sites like the Hidimba Devi Temple, connected to the Mahabharata, or immerse themselves in the spiritual serenity of nearby monasteries.
Manali is a paradise for adventure seekers, offering activities like paragliding, trekking, skiing, and white-water rafting. The Solang Valley, in particular, is a popular spot for adrenaline-pumping experiences. The town’s location also makes it a gateway to other significant destinations, including the scenic Rohtang Pass, which leads to the Lahaul and Spiti regions, and the road to Ladakh.
Manali’s rich history is intertwined with both mythology and the colonial era. The British, drawn by the region’s natural beauty and favourable climate, made significant contributions to the town’s development, including the introduction of apple farming, which remains a key attraction.
Shimla
Shimla, often called the “Queen of the Hills,” is the capital of Himachal Pradesh (Summer Capital) and one of India’s most popular hill stations. Nestled in the northwestern Himalayas at an elevation of 2,205 meters, The town was once a tiny village and became prominent after the British discovered it in 1819. Drawn by its refreshing climate, the British established Shimla as their summer capital in 1864, and it quickly evolved into a centre of social and political life during the British Raj.
The city’s name is derived from Shyamala Devi, a manifestation of the Hindu goddess Kali. Shimla’s history can be traced back to the early 19th century, when it was part of the Kingdom of Nepal. The region came under British control following the Anglo-Nepalese War (1814-1816) and the signing of the Treaty of Sugauli. By 1830, the British formally acquired Shimla, transforming it into a vibrant hill station with theatres, churches, and schools.
Shimla’s colonial legacy is evident in its Tudor-style and neo-Gothic architecture, with notable landmarks such as the Viceregal Lodge, Christ Church, and the Mall Road. The Kalka-Shimla railway line, completed in 1903, further enhanced the town’s accessibility and popularity. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the Mall Road, explore the bustling bazaars, or take in the breathtaking vistas from various vantage points around the city. Despite its growth and modernisation, Shimla retains much of its colonial charm, uniquely blending history, culture, and natural beauty.
Places to visit in Shimla during the Manali Shimla Tour
Scandal Point, Ridge: Scandal Point is located at Ridge and Mall Roads in Shimla. The spot is steeped in history, with legends suggesting that the Maharaja of Patiala eloped with the British Viceroy’s daughter from this point, leading to its intriguing name. Today, visitors flock to Scandal Point to enjoy the scenic beauty, take photographs, and relax at nearby restaurants and shops. A statue of Lal Lajpat Rai and the surrounding panoramic views make it a must-visit spot in Shimla.
The Mall Road: The Mall Road in Shimla is a bustling hub and a popular tourist attraction, offering entertainment, shopping, and dining options. Lined with hotels, restaurants, shops, and cafes, it is the main street where locals and tourists gather to enjoy scenic views, shop for local goods, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. Connecting to the Ridge at Scandal Point, the Mall Road is pedestrian-friendly with no vehicle access, making it ideal for strolls. Visitors can also explore landmarks like the Kali Bari Temple and Town Hall, making it a must-visit spot in Shimla.
Christ Church: Christ Church in Shimla, a key heritage site, is renowned for its striking Neo-Gothic architecture and historical significance. Built to serve the British and Anglo-Indian Christian community during colonial rule, its foundation stone was laid in 1844 and consecrated in 1857. Designed by Colonel J.T. Boileau, the church features a distinctive yellow facade, tall towers, and a brass bell, complemented by stained glass windows that symbolise Christian virtues. Notable additions include a clock donated in 1860, a pipe organ installed in 1899, and a stone pulpit created in 1877. The church, located on The Ridge, remains a prominent landmark and a famous tourist attraction in Shimla.
St. Michael’s Cathedral Catholic Church: St. Michael’s Cathedral in Shimla, built in 1886, is a prominent example of French-Gothic architecture from the Victorian era. It was the first Roman Catholic church in the hill station, designed by Henry Irwin and known initially as ‘Ripon Place’ due to its initiation during Lord Ripon’s tenure as Viceroy. The cathedral features a nave, vestry, confessional room, baptistery, and two aisles, accommodating around 400 people. Its interior boasts intricate mirror work, an old glass tapestry, and a statue of ‘Our Lady of Guadalupe’ from Mexico. Renowned for its delicate organ and elegant design, the cathedral remains a crucial landmark in Shimla and draws both devotees and tourists for its serene atmosphere and historical significance.
Viceregal Lodge: The Viceregal Lodge in Shimla, built between 1884 and 1888 by architect Henry Irwin, is a remarkable example of Jacobethan architecture, blending Jacobean and Elizabethan styles. Developed initially as a summer residence for the British Viceroy of India, it played a pivotal role in the political events leading up to Indian independence, particularly during the 1945 and 1946 conferences. Today, the lodge is home to the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies and is celebrated for its grand architecture, elaborate interiors, and stunning gardens. Visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the mountains, explore its library and conference rooms, and view historic photographs of colonial India, making it a notable and intriguing destination.
Jakhu Hanuman Temple: Jakhu Temple, situated at 2,455 meters above sea level on Jakhu Hill, is a sacred Hindu temple devoted to Lord Hanuman. According to legend, the temple is linked to the Ramayana epic, where Hanuman, tasked with retrieving the Sanjeevani herb to revive Lakshmana, flattened the top of Jakhu Hill with his weight as he rested. The temple, surrounded by deodar trees, is renowned for its mythological significance, and a massive 108-foot Hanuman statue was erected in 2010. It attracts numerous devotees and tourists who come to see the sacred footprints of Hanuman, enjoy panoramic views of the Shivalik ranges, and encounter the friendly local monkeys. A ropeway connects Jakhu Temple to the Ridge, providing a quick and scenic route to this historic and spiritual landmark.
Kali Bari Temple: The Kali Bari Temple in Shimla, initially built in 1823 by Bengali Brahmin Ram Charan Brahmachari on Jakhoo Hill, is a significant religious and cultural site. The temple, which mirrors the Dakshineswar Kali Temple in Kolkata, was relocated by the British to Bantony Hill. It offers stunning panoramic views of Shimla and the Himalayan ranges, attracting devotees and tourists. The temple, especially lively during Navratri with a mini fair and crowds, provides a serene spiritual experience amidst its picturesque setting. With facilities for visitors and vendors selling Prasad, it remains a prominent landmark for those seeking blessings and scenic beauty in Shimla.
Sankat Mochan Temple: The Sankat Mochan Temple in Shimla, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, offers a serene environment with stunning mountain views. Established in 1966 by Baba Neeb Karori Ji Maharaj, who was captivated by the area’s natural beauty during his meditation retreat in the 1950s, the temple has grown significantly over the years. Originally a modest shrine, it now encompasses 18.8 bighas of land, housing deities such as Lord Rama, Lord Shiva, and Lord Ganesha, with architectural influences from South Indian styles. The temple complex includes a prasad hall, ceremony spaces, a children’s park, and an Ayurvedic clinic. It is a popular destination for spiritual devotees and tourists, about 5 kilometres from Shimla.
Tara Devi Temple: Tara Devi Temple, located on a hilltop at 7,200 feet near Shimla, is a revered spiritual site with over 250 years of history. Built by King Bhupendra Sen in 1766 A.D., the temple features remarkable wooden architecture and views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. It is dedicated to Goddess Tara, a form of Shakti, and is known for its serene ambience, making it a popular spot for pilgrims and tourists. The temple is also associated with deep spiritual significance, drawing visitors who seek peace and divine blessings. The scenic trek to the temple and the pristine environment add to its charm, making it a must-visit destination in Shimla.
Kufri Fun World: Kufri Fun World, nestled in the scenic hill station of Kufri near Shimla, Provides a variety of activities and stunning views of the Himalayan mountains. Established in 1999, this park is renowned for its adventure rides, including the world’s highest go-kart track, zip-lining, and snow-based activities like skiing and snowboarding. With attractions such as a giant wheel, bumper cars, and a snow adventure zone, Kufri Fun World caters to visitors of all ages. Its picturesque location at 2,800 meters above sea level and fun-filled adventures make it a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers and nature lovers.
Indian Institute of Advanced Study (IIAS): The IIAS (Indian Institute of Advanced Study) in Shimla, housed in the historical Viceregal Lodge, is a renowned research centre and architectural marvel built between 1884-88 during the British Raj. Originally designed by Henry Irwin for Lord Dufferin, the Viceroy of India, the building is known for its impressive Victorian-style architecture, featuring grey stone exteriors and elaborate wooden interiors. The site has been pivotal in India’s history, hosting key events such as the Shimla Conference of 1945 during the independence movement. Post-independence, it became the Rashtrapati Niwas before being converted into IIAS in 1964. With its serene surroundings and rich legacy, the institute attracts scholars and tourists, Providing a window into the past while functioning as a centre for academic and research activities.
Annandale Ground: Annandale Ground in Shimla, originally named Annadale, is a historic site in Kaithu village, about 4 km from the city centre. Established in the 1830s by the British, it was a hub for various social events, including fairs, polo matches, dog shows, and military parades. The ground, nestled in a picturesque valley at an altitude of 6,117 feet, was expanded by Lord William Beresford to include a cricket pavilion and a polo field, primarily funded by Indian Maharajas. Today, it serves as a helipad and a venue for military exercises, retaining its charm and historical significance.
Lakkar Bazaar: Lakkar Bazar in Shimla, located near Mall Road, is a bustling market renowned for its wooden handicrafts, especially intricately carved walking sticks. Originating from a group of Sikh carpenters who settled there, the bazaar offers a variety of items, including pashmina shawls, woollens, and souvenirs. Visitors can enjoy shopping for unique wooden items like trays, toys, and keychains while indulging in local delicacies such as chaat and momos. Despite its narrow, crowded lanes, Lakkar Bazar remains a tourist visiting spot, offering a vibrant shopping experience amidst Shimla’s scenic beauty.
Summer Hill: Shimla, once the summer capital of British India, retains its colonial charm and natural beauty, attracting tourists with its well-developed facilities and easy accessibility. Located at 2,123 meters, this peaceful suburb is known for its dense pine and deodar forests, quaint cottages, and scenic walks. Mahatma Gandhi once stayed here, adding to its historical allure. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, explore nearby attractions, and take in the stunning views, making Summer Hill a must-visit spot in Shimla.
Chadwick Falls: Chadwick Falls, nestled in the dense Glen Forests near Summer Hill in Shimla, is a serene and picturesque waterfall, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Descending from 1586 meters, the falls are enveloped by verdant pine and deodar forests, providing a peaceful retreat from urban life. The name Chadwick is believed to have originated from “Chidku Jhaar,” meaning sparrow’s waterfall, reflecting the local belief that only sparrows could reach its peak. The waterfall is especially enchanting after the monsoon, with increased water flow and a serene atmosphere that draws visitors to its natural beauty year after year.
Kufri: Located 20 km from Shimla, Kufri is a delightful hill station in Himachal Pradesh renowned for its picturesque scenery and adventure activities. It is a starting point for treks to destinations like Fagu, Shimla, and Manali and is part of the renowned Golden Triangle with Chail and Shimla. Kufri is especially popular in winter, drawing tourists for its stunning snowscapes and the annual Winter Sports Festival in February. Major attractions include the Himalayan Nature Park, Kufri Fun World with its thrilling rides and the world’s highest go-kart track, and Mahasu Peak, offering breathtaking views.
Himalayan Bird Park: The Himalayan Bird Park in Shimla is a serene sanctuary ideal for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. Located near the Vice Regal Lodge, this park is home to various birds, including rare species like the Himalayan Monal, the state bird of Himachal Pradesh. Established in 1971 and rebuilt in 1993, the park features a large aviary that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Western Himalayas. The park, abundant in native plant life, offers a supportive habitat for birds, with initiatives to improve their environment and encourage successful breeding. The best time to visit is summer when the park is accessible from snow.
Activities in Shimla during the Manali Shimla Tour
Toy Train Ride: Experience the charm of Shimla’s scenic landscapes with a leisurely ride on the historic toy train. The train meanders through lush green hills and picturesque valleys, providing breathtaking views and a nostalgic travel experience.
Shopping at Lakkar Bazaar: Lakkar Bazaar is the perfect spot for those who enjoy shopping. This vibrant market is renowned for its wooden handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional Himachali items, which are ideal for picking up unique gifts and local products.
Ice Skating: Shimla’s ice skating rink, Asia’s most significant natural rink, has opened for the season, attracting locals and tourists. Established in the 1920s, it hosts various ice sports, including annual carnivals and national competitions. Visitors can enjoy scenic skating and ice hockey, with equipment and memberships available for an extended experience.
River Rafting at Tattapani: For adventure enthusiasts, Tattapani offers thrilling white-water rafting experiences. The rapids provide an exhilarating ride through the scenic Sutlej River, making it a must-do for those seeking excitement.
A Walk at the Pine Forests: Shimla’s pine forests are perfect for leisure. These tranquil woods offer a peaceful escape into nature, with the opportunity to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful surroundings.
Camping: Enjoy the great outdoors by camping in Shimla’s scenic locations. Experience the beauty of the natural surroundings while spending a night under the stars in the peaceful woods.
Paragliding at Junga: Soar high above the picturesque landscapes with paragliding. It offers an unparalleled aerial view of Shimla’s rolling hills and valleys and an adventurous way to appreciate the region’s beauty.
Cycling: Take a relaxing bike ride through Shimla’s scenic routes. Cycling is a great way to explore the town at your own pace and enjoy the fresh mountain air.
Golfing at Naldhera: Experience a round of golf at Naldhera, known for its stunning course set against the backdrop of the Himalayas. It offers a unique and scenic golfing experience.
Bird Watching at Catchment Sanctuary: This sanctuary is a haven for bird watchers and home to various bird species. It’s an excellent spot for observing wildlife and enjoying the tranquil environment.
Picnic at The Glen: A popular picnic spot, The Glen is known for its lush meadows and scenic beauty. It’s an ideal location for a relaxing day out amidst nature.
Trekking: Shimla offers numerous trekking routes, allowing adventurers to explore its rugged terrain and enjoy the breathtaking mountain views.
Skiing: In winter, Shimla becomes a prime destination for skiing enthusiasts. The slopes offer various levels of skiing experiences against a stunning snowy backdrop.
Places to visit in Manali during the Manali Shimla Tour
Hadimba Devi Temple: This ancient wooden temple, surrounded by cedar forests, is dedicated to Goddess Hadimba and is known for its unique architecture and serene setting.
Solang Valley: A destination for sports activities like paragliding, skiing, and zorbing, offering stunning views and a range of outdoor activities.
Manu Temple: This revered temple dedicated to Sage Manu is located in a peaceful setting and provides a glimpse into the local spiritual heritage.
Rohtang Pass: A high-altitude pass that offers panoramic views of snow-covered peaks and is a hotspot for snow activities and breathtaking landscapes.
Vashisht Temple: Known for its hot springs, this temple provides a spiritual retreat and the opportunity to relax in naturally heated sulfur water.
Old Manali: A charming area with a rustic vibe featuring cosy cafes, artisan shops, and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for exploring.
Manali Mall Road: The vibrant commercial centre of Manali is lined with shops, restaurants, and local markets, and it is ideal for shopping and dining.
Atal Tunnel: The world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet, offering an impressive engineering feat and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
Van Vihar Manali: A serene park by the Beas River, known for its peaceful walking paths, tall deodar trees, and picturesque setting.
Jogni Waterfall: A scenic waterfall near Vashisht Village, accessible via a short trek and surrounded by lush greenery, offering a refreshing natural experience.
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Packages |
Day/Night |
Price |
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Manali Shimla Tour |
5 Night 6 Days |
₹8,500/- |
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Shimla Manali Tour |
4 Night 5 Days |
₹9,900/- |
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Shimla Manali Package |
5 Night 6 Days |
₹14,800/- |
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Shimla Manali Kasol Tour |
5 Night 6 Days |
₹11,000/- |
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Shimla Manali Kasol Package |
6 Night 7 Days |
₹12,400/- |
A Shimla Manali tour package starts at approximately ₹8,500 per person for a 4-night, 5-day trip. This basic package typically includes accommodation, meals, and Volvo bus transfers from Delhi. Prices for more luxurious or extended packages can range from ₹15,000 to ₹35,000 per person, depending on the comfort level and additional services.
Yes, there are special Shimla Manali tour packages designed for couples. These packages often include honeymoon suites, candlelight dinners, and personalised experiences. You can contact Uncia Trails for a tailored itinerary, and the package can be customised to suit your preferences.
Day 1: Depart Delhi for Manali by cab or Volvo bus, arriving in the morning. This is an overnight journey.
Day 2: Check in to the Manali hotel. Visit local attractions like Mall Road, Old Manali, Hadimba Temple, and Dhungri Van Vihar. Dinner and overnight stay in Manali.
Day 3: Explore Solang Valley for adventure activities like paragliding, skiing, and zip lining. Breakfast and dinner included. Overnight stay in Manali.
Day 4: After breakfast, depart for Shimla. Check in to the Shimla Hotel and visit Jakhu Temple, Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church, and Scandal Point. Breakfast and dinner are included. Overnight stay in Shimla.
Day 5: Visit Kufri for skiing and horse riding. Later, explore the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies and Botanical Gardens. Breakfast and dinner included. Overnight stay in Shimla.
Day 6: Free time in Shimla to explore or shop. Depart for Delhi in the evening. Breakfast included.
Yes, Shimla Manali tour packages are available from Chandigarh. These packages include transportation, accommodation, and sightseeing in Shimla and Manali. You can contact Uncia Trails for the details.
A 5—to 6-day itinerary is generally sufficient to explore Shimla and Manali. However, you can extend your stay to fully enjoy the attractions and activities in these destinations.
The best time to visit Manali and Shimla is from March to June for pleasant weather and outdoor activities, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C. For snow and winter sports, visit Manali between October and February and Shimla between December and February.
You can travel from Delhi to Manali by Volvo bus. Cabs are commonly used for local travel between Manali and Shimla. To return to Delhi from Shimla, you can take a Volvo bus.
Yes, budget-friendly Shimla Manali tour packages for couples are available, starting from ₹19,000 per couple. For more details, you can contact Uncia Trails.
Yes, you can book a Shimla-Manali tour package that covers all major attractions. Contact Uncia Trails for a well-rounded package with excellent service and comprehensive sightseeing.
Yes, Shimla Manali packages include luxury stays in 4-star and 5-star hotels, offering premium amenities and services for a comfortable and indulgent experience. By Uncia Trails
Contact Uncia Trails to book a Shimla-Manali tour package from Chandigarh. They will arrange transportation, accommodation, Meals, and sightseeing based on your preferences.
Yes, Uncia Trails offers exceptional honeymoon packages for Shimla and Manali, tailored to create a romantic and memorable experience for couples.
Cancellation Policy
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 unexpected weather conditions, such as heavy rainfall or storms, government restrictions like sudden closures of specific areas, or anything beyond our control. In such a scenario, we will provide an alternate tour or activity. However, no refunds will be provided.
Yes, Shimla Manali tour packages provided by Uncia Trails include meals, typically covering breakfast and dinner.
Yes, Shimla Manali tour packages are available for large groups. These packages can be customised to accommodate group sizes and preferences. Contact Uncia Trails
You can book a Shimla-Manali tour package with private car transportation for sightseeing through Uncia Trails.
To choose the best Shimla Manali tour package for your needs, consider your budget, duration, preferred activities, and accommodation type. Look for packages that match your interests, such as adventure activities and sightseeing. Consulting with a reliable travel company like Uncia Trails can help you find a package tailored to your preferences.
You can customise your Shimla Manali tour package to include nearby places like Kasol or Jibhi. You can add or adjust the destinations according to your preferences.
Book a Shimla Manali tour package at least one week in advance to secure your preferred dates and arrangements.
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