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Himachal Pradesh is a part of the Indian Himalayas. It has wide valleys imposing snow mountains, limpid lakes, rivers and gushing streams. After India became free in 1947, a number of princely hilly states were integrated into a single unit to be administered by the Government of India.
Destination: Himachal Darshan Tour Starts: Ex Chandigarh Duration: 9 Nights / 10 Days, Shimla (2 Nights), Manali (3 Nights), Dharamshala (1 Night), Dalhousie (2 Nights)
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Surrounded by pine-clad mountains and spectacular views, Dalhousie is a gem of a hill station in India. Located in western Himachal Pradesh, it has a quaint and laid-back atmosphere. The scenery is very vivid with flowering rhododendrons and dense forests filled with pines, oaks, and deodars. The town was established by the British as a summer retreat for their officials. Home to the holy abode of the Dalai Lama at McLeod Ganj, this town located in Kangra Valley has numerous Buddhist monasteries, scattered amidst the hills surrounding this region. With the establishment of the Tibetan government-in-exile, the traditions and flavors of Tibet have found its way into the culture and cuisine .
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Duration 8N/9D
Those voyagers who really seeking for the wilderness can visit this spree as here they will get chance to cross the bad boulevards, poor weather environments, marine adventures, high altitude ride and all that things which one desires to have within the barren spree. Here, you will be roving to some of the most popular villages of Spiti Valley including Asia’s highest villages – Komik and Kibber, marvel at the wondrous structure of the Ki Monastery and get ready to be amazed by the Tabo Monastery – a 1000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finish your spree by gawping at the Milky Way and the millions of stars as you can campsite near the strikingly stunning Chandertaal.
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Manali is a picturesque hillstation situated along the banks of the river beas and close to the snows of Himalayas. The scenery at Manali is picture perfect: glacier topped Himalayas looking down on lush, grassy valleys and forests of the valley. For long, Manali was a well hidden hippie Shangri-La ignored by mainstream tourists. All that changed when insurgency rendered Kashmir Valley inaccessible to tourists. Manali replaced Kashmir as the most popular destination for honeymooners and for those wanting to indulge in snow play.
