Day 01 - Arrive Delhi
Arriving Delhi, you will clear customs and immigration. Leaving the airport, you will be met by our representative, holding a play card with your name on it at the exit. Arrival transfer to your hotel and assistance for check-in will be provided. After check-in overnight at hotel.

Day 02 - Delhi - Haridwar
After breakfast check-out from the hotel and drive to Haridwar - The city of holy Ganges, Haridwar is lies on the foothills of the Himalayas, is the point from where the legendary Ganges reaches the plains. Haridwar is an ancient revered pilgrimage site for centuries. It is the gateway to the Himalayan pilgrimage shrines of Badrinath and Kedarnath. Several temples and ashrams dot this sacred town and a visit to Haridwar is like stepping into the abode of God. Haridwar has earned fame as being the place which has been blessed by the trinity of Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma. It is also one of the major Shaktipeeths. On arrival check-in into hotel. After check-in overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 03 - Haridwar - Rishikesh - Haridwar
After an early breakfast you will see Har Ki Pauri - This ghat is one of the most sacred ghats in India. People say that this ghat was built by Vikramaditya in memory of his brother Bhartrihari. This ghat is also known as Brahmakund. In the evening a Maha Aarti is performed on this ghat. It is an event which is a must, not be missed by any visitor. Mansa Devi - This temple is located on top of a hill called the Bilwa Parvat. The temple can be reached by the rope way or one can take the normal trekking route to the top. The top of the hill gives you an excellent view of Haridwar. Chandi Devi - This temple is on the top of a hill called the Neel Parvat which is on the other side of the river Ganga. The temple was constructed by the King of Kashmir, Suchat Singh, in 1929 AD. Chandi Devi is a three km trek from the Chandi Ghat.

In the afternoon half day tour of Rishikesh. You will see Lakshman Jhula - This is the major attraction of Rishikesh. It was built in 1939. Newly built, Ram Jhula is another suspension iron bridge is suspended between Shivanand Ashram and Sawarg Ashram. Gita Bhavan - Recently constructed, Gita Bhawan, situated just across the Lakshman Jhula, boasts of its impressive paintings and statues from the Hindu mythology. Swarga Ashram This places is dotted by numerous temples. It also has many eating joints and shops in its surroundings. The amazing statues in the area overwhelms the tourists. Neelkanth Mahadeo - Located 12 km from Rishikesh is Neelkantha Mahadeo, the place where Lord Shiva drank the venom. Legends say that, in the ancient times when the ocean was being churned for 'amrit' (nectar for immortality), first venom oozed out of the ocean. Seeing this, on course of saving the world from the venom, Lord Shiva drank the venom at this place, now called Neelkanth Mahadeo. This beautiful place is bounded by tranquil forests. Triveni Ghat - This bathing ghat is thronged by thousands of pilgrims daily in the evening and morning, who take bath here and attend the Maha Aarti being performed at the Ghat.

In the evening attend Ganga Aarti which is celebrated at 7 pm each night, is a spectacular sight, when the aarti ceremony is performed at all temples in Haridwar at the same instant. Hundreds throng to the ghats at Hari-ki-Pairi to participate in this festival. Offerings of lamps and flowers are made to the river immediately following this ceremony and it is a moving sight to watch hundreds of miniature lamps float along the river. Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 05 - Shimla - Kullu - Manali
After breakfast check-out from the hotel and and drive to Kullu - Blessed with an abundance of Natural beauty, the Kullu Valley, Himachal's prized tourist destination, is rightly celebrated as the valley of the Gods. Nestled between the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, it is the cradle of the great River Beas. About 80km long, this lush valley extends from the gorge at Aut to the Rohtang pass. it harbours forests, alpine meadows, gurgling rivulets and orchards laden with fruit, and its Inhabitants are a joyful and gentlepeople. Treat yourself to a glimpse of this Himalayan paradise. Wander through the valley, succumb to its Magical charms and discover Himachal at its best.

Later on continue drive to Manali - Situated at the northern end of the kullu valley, Manali has spectacular views of snowcapped peaks and wooded slopes. Manali literally means the 'Home of Manu'. Manu is the mythological character who is supposed to have survived when the world was drowned in Flood. He then came to Manali and recreated human life. Thus, the area of Manali is sacred and Hindus treat the temples over here as pilgrimage. On arrival check-in into hotel. Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 06 - Manali
After breakfast full day excursion to nearby places. Visit Hadimba or Dhungiri temple which is one of the most important temples in the region. This four-story wooden temple is located in the middle of a forest called the Dhungiri Van Vihar. Winding paths through forests and glades of whispering Deodars form the setting for the majestic wooden temple of Hidimba Devi in Manali. The motorable road is shaded by Chestnuts, Chinars and tall deciduous Deodars. This forested backdrop enthral one’s spirit and refresh one’s mind all along the uphill path.

In the afternoon visit Vashist Springs - At about half an hour’s brisk walking distance from town, there are sulphur springs-gush, hot and medicinal - emerging out of the mountains at Vashisht. Here, in a bath complex with a restaurant and a beautiful view, couples can soak in the privacy of their own sunken bath, warming all kinds of ailments out of their systems.Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 07 - Manali - Dharamshala
After breakfast check-out from the hotel and drive to Dharamsala which is the main hill station in the Kangra Valley - a fertile, undulating valley, lying between the gentle Shivalik Hills and the foothills of the mighty Dhauladhars - a valley noted for the beauty of its scenery - lush terraces, wooded hills, manicured tea gardens and sparkling streams. The Dhauladhars, "the white mountains" that rise 4,000 m above the valley floor, provide a dramatic backdrop. On arrival check-in into hotel. Rest of the day free to relax at your hotel. Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 08 - Dharamshala
After breakfast visit Macleodganj which is a charming Tibetan settlement with bustling bazaars that sell carpets, handicrafts and delicious Tibetan food. A giant prayer wheel ornaments a main street and in the monastery, a serene statue of the Lord Buddha presides over the gentle chanting of the monks. The Dalai Lama resides in Macleodganj, which is now a major centre of Tibetan culture. It has the School of Tibetan Studies with rare manuscripts and ancient texts, the Tibetan Institute for the performing Arts and a handicrafts centre. Rest of the day free to relax at your hotel. Car and driver will be at your disposal. You can explore nearby places. Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 09 - Dharamshala - Amritsar
After an early breakfast check-out from the hotel and drive to Amritsar. On arrival check-in into hotel. In the afternoon an excursion to visit Wagah Border - One of the many nearby places to visit from Amritsar is the Wagah Border. Located on the Indo-Pakistan border, Wagah is 28 kilometres from the Amritsar main town. In the late evening come back to hotel. Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast)

Day 10 - Amritsar - Delhi
2030 Shababdi Exp.    Amritsar (ASR)    1700 Hrs    New Delhi (NDLS)    2250 Hrs
After breakfast visit The Golden Temple - A symbol of the magnificence and strength of the Sikh people all over the world, the Golden temple is the most visited tourist attraction of Amritsar. The temple was gilded with 165 kg of gold by the Great Sikh ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh, hence the name Golden Temple. Another remarkable feature of this holy shrine is the presence of its four entrance doors (deoris) in all four directions, which is a symbol of the spirit of tolerance and acceptance which is characteristic of the Sikh faith. The stunning sanctum, shimmering in the water of the holy tank, flanked by spotlessly clean marble walkways and pavements make it breathtakingly beautiful.

Also visit Ram Bagh which is a beautiful garden with the summer Palace of Maharana Ranjit Singh in its centre. To commemorate the memory of his heroism Ram Bagh on its one end has a lively statue of Maharaja Ranjit Singh saddled on a horse in a winsome stance. The garden was named by the ruler himself as a tribute to Guru Ram Das, the founder of the city of Amritsar.

In the late afternoon in time transfer to railway station to catch SHATABDI EXPRESS train to New Delhi. On arrival you will be met by our representative, holding a play card with your name on it at the exit. Arrival transfer to hotel. After check-in overnight at hotel.

Day 11 - Delhi (Departure)
After breakfast full day city tour of Delhi which is India's bustling capital city. It was from here that Hindu, Muslim and Mughal dynasties as well as the British ruled. Old & New Delhi present a stunning juxtaposition of sights and sounds with the ancient city built by Emperor Shah Jahan the builder of the famous Taj Mahal, and the new garden city built in 1911 by the British.

First of all visit India Gate which is a famous war memorial at the east end of Rajpath. Edward Lutyens designed this 42 m high gate structure in memory of the thousands of Indians who sacrificed their lives in World War I. Today, an eternal flame is lit under the gate known as Amar Jawan Jyoti, to honor the unknown soldiers and the martyrs who lost their lives in the Pakistan war of 1971. Also visit Rajghat (the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi ). Later on visit Lotus Temple(Bahai Temple) which is the newest most extravagant architectural wonder of the Bahai faith, located in Kalkaji, south of Delhi. The temple in white is shaped like a half opened lotus flower. Made of marble, cement, dolomite and sand, the Lotus Temple is a marvel of 20th century architecture. The lotus shaped temple in a modern and contemporary form captivates into its sanctum sanctorum people from all races, religious backgrounds and culture from around the globe. It represents the Bahai faith, - an independent world religion; divine in origin, all embracing in scope, broad in its outlook, scientific in its method, humanitarian in its principles, and dynamic in the influence.

In the afternoon visit Qutab Minar which is 72.5 m in height and has a mosque at the base. It is a magnificent structure whose construction started in 1199 by a Muslim King Qutab-ud-din Aibak (after whom it was named) and was finished by his heir IItutmish. There is an iron pillar standing proudly in front of it since 5th century and has not rusted till yet! It is said that if one hugs this Iron Pillar of Mehrauli and wish for something, it is granted. Later on drive past President's House, Parliament House & Secretariat Building. Car and driver will be at your disposal until departure transfer to International Airport to catch flight back to home. (Breakfast)