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HIMALAYA
PARADISE - 15 Days |
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Natural beauty of
the spectacular mountains with Classic Accommodation.
Himalayas is an Adventure destination we make the Adventure
journey Comfortable with memorable places to stay, amazing sightseeing
and excellent Fresh Food.
Throughout the Himalaya, a complex network of trails and passes
has evolved, criss-crossing the ranges and linking the principle
valleys. The Himalaya is the ideal tramping ground for lover
of the outdoors we make it more Comfortable.
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01: Arrive Delhi by
Flight meeting and assistance on arrival |
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Arrive
Delhi and Proceed to Shimla 8 Hrs drive.
Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, lies about
343 km from Delhi at an altitude of 2,213 meters above
sea level. Before the British discovered it in 1819, Shimla
was a small village that was part of the Nepalese kingdom.
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local Raja was persuaded
to part with the land by the British and the settlement became
the subcontinent’s most fashionable summer resort. Shimla
was declared the summer capital of India in 1864. After India’s
independence, Shimla became the capital of Punjab till 1966,
when it came under Himachal Pradesh.
The summers in Shimla are quit pleasant as the maximum temperature
rarely crosses 25°C. Winters are cold and Shimla experiences
quite a heavy snowfall. If you are among those who |
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want to escape from the scorching heat of the plains,
Shimla would be the ideal getaway. But for those who love
snow, a visit in winters can be an exciting experience.
(Overnight stay Wilderness Retreat Shimla Hills): |
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Rest
and Rejuvenate in the Nature.
(Overnight stay
at Wilderness Retreat Shimla Hills): |
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03: Shimla
Guided Tour |
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pleasant sprawling town set among the pine-clad hills
presents the visitor with glimpses of fading colonial
charm. The buildings, The Mall, the picnic spots tell
you the story of the era when it was the summer capital
of the British India. A visit to the Mall brings you to
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Move around the city
and you get to see some of the fascinating sights of the landscape
around. Some of the major attractions around are Jakhoo Hill,
Glen, Summer Hill, Chadwick Falls, Prospect Hill, Institute
of Advance Studies, Sankat Mochan, Taradevi Temple and Himachal
State Museum.
(Overnight stay at Wilderness Retreat
Shimla Hills): |
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04: Shimla
to Dharamsala 5 Hrs drive |
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Drive
from Shimla to Dharamsala via Palampur tea Gardens, Mc
Dologang is the Capital and Head Quarters of Dalilama.
The High snow clad Dhauladhar ranges of the Himalayas
form a magnificent backdrop to the hill resort of Dharamsala.
This is the principal township of Kangra district and
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the plains. With dense pine and deodar forests. Numerous streams,
cool healthy air, attractive surroundings and the nearby snowline,
Dharamsala has everything for a perfect holiday. It is full
of life and yet peaceful. And therefore the headquarters of
His Holiness the Dalai Lama are here. Covering a wide area in
the form of twin settlement, Lower Dharamsala (1380m) is a busy
commercial centre. While upper Dharamsala (1830m) with |
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suburbs of Mcleodganj and Forsytheganj, retains a British
flavour and colonial lifestyle. The charming church of
St. John in the wilderness is situated here and this is
the final resting place of Lord Elgin, a British Viceroy
of India during the 19th century. There is also large
Tibetan Community who have |
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made this their home.
Numerous ancient temples like Jwalamukhi, Brijeshwari and Chamunda
lie on the plains below Dharamsala.
(Overnight stay
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05: Dharamsala
Guided Tour |
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| Dharamsala
offers various sightseeing’s include Kangra
Art Museum at Kotwali Bazar – it includes
a gallery of Kangra’s famous miniature paintings
and a representative collection of sculptures, pottery
and anthropological items. Also visit War Memorial
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fill a pine grove.
St. Johns Church – a
memorial has been erected over the body of the British Viceroy,
Lord Elgin who died at Dharamsala in 1863. Also visit Mcleodganj
- the residence of His Holiness Dalai Lama. The Tibetan Government-in-exile
has been here for over three decades.
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stay at Hotel in Dharamsala): |
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REST
AND ENJOY AT THE RESORT
(Overnight stay at
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07: Dharamsala
to Amritsar 3 Hrs Drive |
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DRIVE FROM DHARAMSHALA
TO AMRITSAR
(Overnight stay at Hotel in Amritsar): |
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08: Amritsar
Guided Tour |
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are a number of tourist attractions to visit in and around
Amritsar. However, most of the places are of religious
and historical importance. Golden temple
which is located in the heart of the city, the Jalianwallah
Bagh which is a memorial of the martyrs of the
1919, the Durgiana Mandir that is dedicated |
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to the Hindu goddess
Durga, Baba Atal Rai Tower and the Wagah
Border are some of the main tourist attractions out
here.
(Overnight stay at Hotel in Amritsar): |
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09: Amritsar
to Chandigarh 4 Hrs Drive |
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Reach
Chandigarh and Transfer to the hotel.
There are not many sites of historical importance in Chandigarh
as this is one of the most modern cities in the country.
A most important site in the city is the Rock
Garden,the place that has been captured by millions
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cameras. Rose
Garden is another important landmark and a part of
Leisure Valley, a garland of gardens that ornaments the city.
Government Museum and Art Gallery displays
some important stone sculptures of ancient India
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10: Chandigarh
to Mussoorie 5 Hrs Drive |
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Stay
in the best Resort of Mussoorie.
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stay at Hotel in Mussoorie): |
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Rest
and rejuvenate. And Full Day free for personal Activity.
Mussoorie is located in the Narwhal hills. Due to its
immense natural beauty, Mussoorie is known as the queen
of hill stations. In 1820 Captain Young from the British
army was influenced by the beauty of this place and made
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residence. This marked
the foundation of a hill station called Mussoorie. The name,
Mussoorie, is derived from plants of 'Mussoorie' which were
found in abundance here. After its discovery, this hill station
gradually developed as a center of education, business, tourism
and beauty
(Overnight stay at Hotel in Mussoorie): |
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Rest
and rejuvenate. And Full Day Free for Personal Activity.
(Overnight stay at Hotel in Mussoorie): |
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13: Mussorie
to Rishikesh 3 Hrs Drive |
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THE
SADHUS PARADISE RIVER GANGA
Rishikesh is the ashram capital of Hinduism. Located at
the confluence of the Ganga and Chandrabhaga at a distance
of 28 km from the Haridwar town, Rishikesh is a sacred
spot where the great sage Raibhya performed penance and
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granted an appearance
by God in his /’Hrishikesh/’ aspect. Rishikesh is
today a centre of Vedic, yogic, herbal medication and meditation
studies. Along the east bank of the river lies a succession
of ashrams in serene surroundings: the river is beautiful, the
air is fragrant with freshness and there is benediction in the
air.
(Overnight stay at Hotel in Rishikesh): |
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14: Rishikesh
Guided Tour |
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THE
SADHUS PARADISE RIVER GANGA
Haridwar attracts herds of tourists all through the year.
Har-ki-Pauri is the centre of activity
in Haridwar: piety and brisk business go hand in hand
here at all times. There are thread ceremonies, tonsuring
ceremonies, holy dips, and ash |
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However, it is at the time of the evening aarti
that the ghats of Har-ki-Pauri command rapt attention from the
onlookers. This is Haridwar at its best and is not to be missed.
The other attractions here include the Chandi Devi Temple situated
atop the Neel Parvat and the eight-storeyed Bharat Mata Temple
that towers over the small town. Then there is Shanti
Kunj, a spot famous for its Gayatri
Temple housing 24 images of Gayatri just near the Saptarishi
Ashram. The bazaars of Haridwar also hold their own unique importance. |
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You will find rudraksh, kumkum (vermilion), Gangajal (vessels
containing Ganges water), Ayurvedic medicines and precious
stones in the local Moti Bazaar, Upper Road, and Jwalapur.
Overnight stay at Hotel in Rishikesh: |
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15: Rishikesh
to Delhi for Onward Destination….. |
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| Rishikesh
to New Delhi for Flight back Home tour ends |
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