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Shimla, Spiti, and Manali offer a diverse and unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes of Himachal Pradesh. Starting with Shimla, the capital city, you’ll experience its colonial charm, bustling Mall Road, and scenic viewpoints like The Ridge and Jakhoo Temple, all surrounded by verdant hills. Moving towards Spiti, the terrain dramatically changes as you enter the barren, high-altitude desert of the Spiti Valley. Known for its stark beauty, ancient monasteries like Key Monastery, and remote villages such as Kaza and Kibber, Spiti offers a spiritual and adventurous escape into the Himalayas. Its rugged landscape is perfect for trekkers and those seeking a raw connection with nature. After the stark beauty of Spiti, the journey continues to Manali, a bustling hill station nestled in the Kullu Valley. Manali, with its lush green forests, snow-capped peaks, and lively vibe, offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Explore the Solang Valley for adventure sports, visit the ancient Hadimba Temple, or unwind by the Beas River. Together, Shimla, Spiti, and Manali form a scenic and culturally rich journey, showcasing the best of Himachal’s diverse landscapes and experiences.
Start your journey early from Delhi and drive towards Shimla. Enjoy the scenic drive through the mountains. Reach Shimla by late afternoon. Check-in at your hotel, and spend the evening leisurely exploring Mall Road, Ridge, and Christ Church. Overnight stay in Shimla.
After breakfast, visit popular attractions like Kufri, Jakhoo Temple, and The Viceregal Lodge. Spend some time enjoying the snow-capped mountains and the serene surroundings. In the evening, you can explore Lakkar Bazaar for some shopping and local delicacies. Overnight stay in Shimla.
Start your journey early from Shimla to Kalpa. En route, you’ll pass through Narkanda and Rampur, with beautiful views of apple orchards and mountains. Visit Reckong Peo for a glimpse of the majestic Kinnaur Kailash range. Arrive in Kalpa by evening. Overnight stay in Kalpa.
After breakfast, drive to Kaza, the heart of Spiti Valley. En route, stop at Nako, a beautiful village known for its lake and monastery. Continue the journey through the rugged terrains of Spiti Valley, passing through Chango and Sumdo. Reach Kaza by evening. Overnight stay in Kaza.
Spend the day exploring Spiti’s gems, including the Key Monastery, Kibber Village (one of the highest inhabited villages), and Langza Village, known for its fossil treasures. You can also visit Hikkim, home to the world’s highest post office. Overnight stay in Kaza.
Begin your journey towards Manali, crossing the Kunzum Pass and Rohtang Pass. Take in the dramatic landscapes as you move from Spiti’s barren beauty to the lush greenery of Manali. Arrive in Manali by evening and check into your hotel. Overnight stay in Manali.
Spend the day exploring Manali’s famous attractions like Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, and Vashisht Hot Springs. Take a stroll around the Old Manali market and visit the Tibetan Monastery. In the evening, enjoy leisure time at the Mall Road. Overnight stay in Manali.
After breakfast, begin your drive back to Delhi. The journey will take most of the day, so enjoy the last views of the mountains as you head back. Reach Delhi by late evening, marking the end of your trip.
Shimla & Manali: The best time to visit is from March to June for pleasant weather and outdoor activities, and from December to February for snow and winter sports. Spiti Valley: Best visited from May to October when the roads are open and accessible. Winters are extremely harsh, making it difficult to travel due to heavy snowfall.
A 10 to 12-day trip is recommended to explore all three destinations comfortably. Spend 2 days in Shimla, 4 to 5 days in Spiti Valley, and 3 days in Manali.
Shimla: The Ridge, Mall Road, Jakhoo Temple, Christ Church, and Kufri. Spiti: Key Monastery, Chandratal Lake, Tabo Monastery, Kaza, and Dhankar Monastery. Manali: Solang Valley, Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Hot Springs, Old Manali, and Rohtang Pass.
Shimla: Sightseeing, shopping on Mall Road, nature walks, and exploring colonial architecture. Spiti: Trekking, monastery visits, camping, and exploring remote villages. Manali: Adventure sports like paragliding, skiing, and zorbing, as well as sightseeing and relaxation by the river.
Shimla & Manali: Offer a range of accommodations from luxury hotels, boutique stays, and resorts to budget guesthouses. Spiti: Accommodations are more basic, with options like guesthouses, homestays, and eco-friendly stays. In remote areas, expect simpler facilities.