Echoes of the Himalayas

Mall Road

The Mall Road is Shimla’s bustling pedestrian thoroughfare, lined with colonial-era buildings, vibrant cafes, and boutique shops that capture the city’s “Queen of Hills” charm

Tour to Kufri

Kufri is a high-altitude adventure hub near Shimla, famous for its panoramic Himalayan views, yak rides, and the world’s highest go-kart track at Kufri Fun World. It serves as a premier winter sports destination for skiing and tobogganing, while the Himalayan Nature Park offers a rare chance to see snow leopards and brown bears in their natural habitat

The Mall & The Ridge

The Mall Road is Shimla’s bustling pedestrian thoroughfare, lined with colonial-era buildings, vibrant cafes, and boutique shops that capture the city’s “Queen of Hills” charm. Connecting at Scandal Point, The Ridge is a wide-open promenade famous for its panoramic Himalayan views, the iconic neo-Gothic Christ Church, and as the heart of all local cultural festivals

Lakkar Bazaar

Lakkar Bazaar is a vibrant, historic market in Shimla famous for its unique wooden crafts, souvenirs, and traditional artifacts. It is a popular destination for tourists seeking intricate hand-carved items and a glimpse into the region’s local craftsmanship.

Pandoh Dam

The Pandoh Dam is a massive 76-meter-high embankment on the Beas River that diverts water through a 38 km tunnel system to generate power at the Dehar Power House. The dam’s emerald-green reservoir, Pandoh Lake, is a picturesque stopover for travelers on the Mandi-Manali highway, offering stunning views and a sanctuary for migratory birds

Sunder Nagar Lake

The Sunder Nagar Lake is a tranquil man-made reservoir created by the Beas-Sutlej Link Project, which diverts river waters to power one of Asia’s largest hydel projects. Situated along the Chandigarh-Manali highway, it is a popular stopover for travelers and locals alike, offering scenic walking paths, sunset views, and local snack stalls serving momos and tea.

Atal Tunnel

Atal Tunnel is a world-class, all-weather highway tunnel located in Himachal Pradesh that connects Manali to Lahaul-Spiti valley. It is one of the longest high-altitude tunnels in the world, significantly reducing travel time and providing essential connectivity throughout the year.

Hadimba Devi Temple

Hadimba Devi Temple is an ancient, architecturally unique cave temple in Manali dedicated to Hidimbi Devi, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata. Surrounded by serene cedar forests, it is celebrated for its distinctive four-tiered pagoda-style wooden roof and peaceful atmosphere.

Vashisht Hot Springs

Vashisht Hot Springs are famous natural sulfur-rich thermal baths located in a village near Manali, known for their purported medicinal and healing properties. The site features separate, beautifully maintained stone tanks for men and women, offering a serene and traditional bathing experience amidst stunning mountain views.

Solang Valley Tour

The Solang Valley is a premier adventure hub located 14km from Manali, famous for its giant open slopes used for paragliding, zorbing, and ATVs. In winter, the valley transforms into a snowy wonderland and serves as the region’s main destination for skiing and snowboarding lessons for beginners.

Kasol Market

Kasol Market is a vibrant, bohemian-style hub in the Parvati Valley known for its eclectic mix of cafes, international cuisines, and trendy apparel. It serves as a popular base for trekkers and travelers looking to soak in a relaxed, scenic atmosphere surrounded by the beauty of the Himalayas.

Manikaran Sahib

Manikaran Sahib is a revered Sikh and Hindu pilgrimage site in the Parvati Valley, famous for its sacred hot springs and the steaming waters used to prepare langar. The gurudwara offers a profound spiritual experience, set against a stunning backdrop of mountains and the rushing Parvati River.