Shimla Palampur Tour with 4* Luxury ITC FORTUNE Hotels 06 Nights / 07 Days

The seven-day itinerary takes you through the scenic beauty of Shimla, Palampur, and Dharamshala, blending cultural, historical, and adventurous experiences. From colonial-era landmarks to thrilling paragliding adventures, this journey is perfect for nature lovers and those seeking a serene mountain escape.

• Lakkar Bazaar: Famous for its wooden crafts, especially walking sticks, this market offers a glimpse into the local handicraft culture.
• The Ridge & Mall Road: These are central locations in Shimla, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. The Ridge is often the venue for local festivals, while the Mall Road is a popular shopping hub.
• Christ Church: Built in 1857, this iconic landmark is the second-oldest church in North India, known for its neo-gothic architecture and stained-glass windows.
• Jakhu Temple: Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, this temple sits atop Jakhu Hill, the highest point in Shimla, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
• Viceregal Lodge: A grand British-era building that once served as the residence of the Viceroy of India. It is now the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, featuring beautiful gardens and intricate colonial architecture.
• Kufri: Known for its breathtaking views of the Himalayas and its wildlife park, Kufri is a popular destination for snow activities in the winter.
• Mashobra & Craignano Nature Park: Craignano is an Italian villa built entirely from wood by an Italian photographer. The park is surrounded by cedar and pine trees and features the world’s highest water lift, built by the British.
• Andretta: This charming artist’s colony is renowned for its pottery workshops and the Sobha Singh Art Gallery, showcasing the work of one of India’s most famous contemporary painters.
• Norah Richards House: A historical landmark associated with the Irish-born dramatist Norah Richards, who was instrumental in establishing a theater movement in the region.
• Baijnath Temple: One of the oldest temples in North India, dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its Nagara-style architecture and spiritual significance.
• Bir: The Paragliding Capital of India, Bir is Asia’s highest paragliding site, offering thrilling aerial views of the Himalayan landscapes. The village is also home to several Tibetan monasteries.
• Himalayan Adrenaline: Set in the scenic tea gardens of Palampur, this adventure park offers activities like ATV rides, paintball, archery, and tea garden tours, along with a café serving wood-fired pizza and traditional Kangri Dham.
• Chamunda Devi Temple: A revered Shakti Peeth, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Chamunda, surrounded by stunning views of the Dhauladhar range.
• Norbulingka Institute: A center for preserving Tibetan culture and art, featuring traditional workshops, beautiful gardens, and Tibetan-style buildings.
• Dalai Lama Temple: The spiritual hub of Tibetan Buddhism in India, this temple complex is peaceful and offers insights into the life and teachings of the Dalai Lama.
• HPCA Cricket Stadium: One of the world’s most beautiful cricket stadiums, offering panoramic views of the snow-clad Dhauladhar mountain range.