Himachal Pradesh 4

After arrival at Chandigarh, you are scheduled to proceed towards Thanedar. Adorned with the gigantic Himalayas, Thanedar is a place with a village- like character. Overnight Stay at Thanedar

Jubber Lake is a must visit tourist spot in Thanedar. This place is definitely the kinds that will give you a tranquil experience. After this, you will head to the Hatu Peak. Hatu peak is named after the Hatu Mata temple. At a height of 3400 metres, this peak proves to be a picturesque location – just like that in the movies. After visiting these two locations, you are scheduled to return to your hotel for the night. Overnight stay at Thanedar

You will be travelling to Sangla, which is the next destination in your itinerary. Enroute Sangla, you will visit the Bhimakali Temple. Besides its devotional significance, this temple is especially known for its distinctive architecture. The architecture of this temple demonstrates the Hindu and Buddhist culture. Overnight stay at Sangla

Sangla is certainly one of the most beautiful valleys in Himachal. Enjoy a day in the lap of nature as you get enticed by the scenic beauty at Sangla and Chitkul. Sangla is inhabited by the tribal people of Kinnaur. Sangla valley boasts of having the Kinner Kailash Peak, which is home to Lord Shiva in winters. You will then hike up to Nagasthi, which is the last village on the old Indo-Tibetan trade route. Overnight stay at Sangla

After four days of some full-fledged travelling and sightseeing, we have a break on day 5. For all you nature lovers, you can set on a trail to a nearby waterfall and also explore the other scenic exquisiteness. Please make sure to book reliable travel options. You will proceed to Sojha in the evening. Overnight stay at Sojha

You will visit Jalori Pass to begin with. Jalori Pass is a soaring mountain pass at 10,800 ft (3.120m) above the sea level at Sojha, a lesser known gem of the Himalayas. While the route to Jalori is pass is known to be a tricky one, the ride is totally worth it. Because of heavy snow fall, the pass usually opens around second week of March every year and closes mid December. Make sure you carry the appropriate woollens and take the right medical precautions before we take on the high altitude. Located amidst splendid scenery and blooming buds is the Serolsar lake. The place is known to have a sacred ritual of worshipping the local goddess “Budhi Nagin” i.e. goddess of Ghee (clarified butter). The sparkling and crystal clear water of Serolsar Lake will leave you astounded. Overnight stay at Sojha

On the way from Sojha to Chandigarh, you will visit the Raghupur Fort. The fort was built by the Kulu king at 3540m above sea level. It is known for its exemplary architecture. The fort is known to have big ditches and fish ponds that add to its charm. The fort will give you a panoramic view of the valley of Tirthan and the Himalayan ranges. Overnight stay at Chandigarh

You are scheduled to leave for Chandigarh for your homeward journey. Tour Concludes