Day 1: Arrival Chandigarh

Arriving Chandigarh airport or train station. Meet and greet by our tour Driver, Pickup and transfer to the pre-booked hotel. After check-in keep some time for leisure and later If time permits can visit at

Rock Garden – A unique sculpture garden created from industrial and household waste, designed by Nek Chand. It’s a creative wonderland with pathways, waterfalls, and art installations.

Sukhna Lake – A serene man-made lake ideal for an evening stroll or boating. The peaceful surroundings make it a perfect place to relax after travel. Overnight stay in the hotel Chandigarh.

Day 2: Chandigarh → Dharamshala (approx. 6–7 hrs drive)

After breakfast leave Chandigarh and drive to Dharamshala. Dharamshala, set against the backdrop of the mighty Dhauladhar ranges, is a peaceful hill station in Himachal Pradesh and the seat of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The town is divided into two parts – lower Dharamshala with markets and administrative areas, and upper Dharamshala (McLeodganj), which reflects strong Tibetan influence. Known for its monasteries, tea gardens, pine forests, and spiritual energy, Dharamshala attracts visitors seeking nature, culture, and tranquility. It is also a hub for learning about Tibetan art and Buddhism. Scenic journey via Una & Kangra Valley, known for lush greenery, terraced fields, and mountain views. Upon arrival in Dharamshala check-in to the hotel. Evening at leisure in hotel. Overnight stay in Dharamshala. 

Day 3: Dharamshala Local Sightseeing

After breakfast explore local sightseeing and visit:

War Memorial – Built in memory of soldiers who sacrificed their lives, set amid tall pine trees.

Kangra Art Museum – Displays the region’s rich heritage including miniature paintings, artifacts, and sculptures.

Norbulingka Institute – A cultural center preserving Tibetan art, crafts, and traditions. Its gardens and workshops give a glimpse into Tibetan life.

Dal Lake – A small scenic lake surrounded by deodar trees, offering a tranquil spot for relaxation.

Later return to hotel, overnight stay in Dharamshala

Day 4: McLeodganj Local Sightseeing

After breakfast explore McLeodganj. McLeodganj, often called “Little Lhasa”, is a vibrant hill town near Dharamshala known as the home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government-in-exile. It is famous for its monasteries, prayer flags, and peaceful spiritual vibe mixed with lively cafes and markets. Nestled in the Dhauladhar ranges, it offers a blend of Tibetan culture, meditation centers, and scenic viewpoints. With its serene monasteries and unique cultural charm, McLeodganj is a perfect spot for travelers seeking both peace and discovery.

Dalai Lama Temple Complex – The spiritual center of Tibetan Buddhism, where visitors can experience peace, prayer rituals, and Tibetan culture.

St. John in the Wilderness Church – A neo-Gothic church built in 1852, famous for its stained-glass windows and peaceful forest surroundings.

Naddi View Point – Offers panoramic views of the Dhauladhar ranges, especially beautiful during sunset.

Bhagsu Nag Temple – An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, popular for its holy water tank and peaceful setting.

Later return to the hotel stay Overnight in Dharamshala

Day 5: Dharamshala → Dalhousie (a mini Switzerland of India) (approx. 4–5 hrs)

After breakfast drive to Dalhousie, Dalhousie is a charming colonial-era hill station spread across five hills in Himachal Pradesh. Known for its old churches, pine-clad valleys, and stunning views of the snow-capped Dhauladhar mountains, it offers a serene and nostalgic atmosphere. The town is dotted with British-era architecture, peaceful promenades, and lively local markets. Dalhousie is also the gateway to Khajjiar, often called the "Mini Switzerland of India," making it a favorite destination for both relaxation and scenic exploration. check-in to the hotel.

Beautiful drive through pine forests and winding mountain roads.
Evening free at Gandhi Chowk Market, known for its handicrafts and souvenirs.
Overnight: Dalhousie

Day 6: Dalhousie Local Sightseeing

After breakfast start sightseeing tour in Dalhousie:

Subhash Baoli – A peaceful spot where freedom fighter Subhash Chandra Bose once meditated, surrounded by pine trees.

St. John’s Church & St. Francis Church – Colonial-era churches known for their architecture and stained-glass work.

Panchpula – A refreshing picnic spot with waterfalls, small streams, and monuments dedicated to local heroes.

Evening leisure. Overnight: Dalhousie

 
Day 7: Dalhousie → Khajjiar → Dalhousie (day trip)

Today explore Khajjiar sightseeing. Khajjiar, often called the “Mini Switzerland of India”, is a beautiful meadow surrounded by deodar forests and snow-capped mountains. At its center lies a small lake, adding to the charm of this serene spot. The wide green pastures make it perfect for a relaxing stroll, photography, or simply enjoying the breathtaking scenery. With its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty, Khajjiar is one of the most picturesque destinations in Himachal Pradesh.

Khajjiar Meadows – Popularly called the “Mini Switzerland of India,” Khajjiar is a vast meadow surrounded by cedar forests with a small lake in the center. Perfect for relaxation and photography.

En route: Kalatop View Point – Offers stunning views of snow-clad mountains and dense forests.

Return to Dalhousie. Overnight stay in Dalhousie

 
Day 8: Dalhousie → Amritsar (approx. 6–7 hrs)

After breakfast drive to Amritsar. Amritsar, the spiritual heart of Punjab, is world-famous for the Golden Temple, the holiest shrine of Sikhism. The city is also steeped in history, with landmarks like Jallianwala Bagh and the Partition Museum telling stories of India’s struggle and resilience. Known for its lively bazaars and rich Punjabi cuisine, Amritsar offers a blend of devotion, culture, and tradition that leaves every visitor deeply touched. Before check-in hotel you can visit at:

Evening visit to Wagah Border Ceremony – A patriotic and energetic daily flag-lowering ceremony between India and Pakistan, with music, cheering, and marching.

Later check in to the hotel and stay Overnight in Amritsar

 
Day 9: Amritsar Sightseeing

After breakfast start city tour and visit:

Golden Temple – The holiest Sikh shrine, known for its shimmering golden façade and peaceful Sarovar. Visiting early morning offers a spiritual experience.

Jallianwala Bagh – Historic memorial garden marking the 1919 massacre, now a site of remembrance and national importance.

Partition Museum (optional) – Tells the story of India’s Partition through exhibits, photographs, and oral histories.

Evening local bazaar shopping for Punjabi juttis, phulkari, and handicrafts. Overnight: Amritsar

Day 10: Departure from Amritsar

After breakfast check out from the hotel in Amritsar and Drop at airport/railway station.