Khajjiar (2N) + Chamba (1N) + Dahousie (2N) + Dharamshala (2N) 

Day 1: Pathankot Station / Dharamshala Airport to Khajjiar (100 kms / 3 hrs)

On arrival at Pathankot Railway Station / Dharamshala Airport you will be met by our driver and transferred to hotel in Khajjiar - Often called the Mini Switzerland, the exquisite glade of Khajjiar (located at an elevation of 1960m) has a circumference of about 5 km. On arrival, check in at the hotel and the rest of the day at leisure to explore the place on foot by taking a stroll around the Khajjiar Lake, walking into the thick pine forests.  

A short walk will take you to the Nag Temple which dates to the 12th Century and has life size statues of the Pandav Brothers.

Overnight stay in Khajjiar.

Day 2: Khajjiar

After breakfast you can enjoy the glades, forests and streams or take a short trek to Dainkund which is roughly 4 kms of moderate hiking along a well-established trail.

Later in the day, take the kids with you for a thrilling Zorbing experience where you are secured inside a large transparent and colourful ball which is rolled downhill the slopes and onto the soft green meadows. You can also try galloping up and down the slopes on pony back.

Overnight stay at Khajjiar.

Day 3: Khajjiar to Chamba (25kms / 1 hr)

After an early breakfast, proceed to Chamba – it is at an elevation of 3000 feet stands on the right bank of the river Ravi and dates to the sixth century. It is well known for its splendid architecture and a base for numerous excursions.

On arrival, check in at the hotel and then proceed for a sightseeing of the town and surroundings, covering:

Temples: The profusion of temples in Chamba and their craftsmanship is remarkable. Some important temples and shrines are Laxmi Narayan Temple, Hari Rai Temple, Champavati, Vijreshwari, Sui Mata and Chamunda Devi.

The Chowgan: The wide concourse is the hub of the town and serves as its promenade.

Rangmahal: This old palace is an interesting mix of colonial and local architectural styles.

AkhandChandi Palace: Now a college, this imposing building once housed Chamba's ruling family.

Bhuri Singh Museum: Named after Raja Bhuri Singh of Chamba, this is a treasure house of Chamba's rich past.

St. Andrew’s Church: Over a century old, this is a charming dressed stone structure with lancet windows.

Return to the hotel.

Overnight stay in Chamba.

Day 4: Chamba to Dalhousie (55 kms / 2 hrs)

After breakfast, check out and proceed to Dalhousie. The hill station of Dalhousie is full of old-world charm and holds lingering echoes of the Raj era. The place is named after the British governor General of the 19th century, Lord Dalhousie. On arrival, check in to the hotel and enjoy the rest of the day visiting:

Churches: There are four beautiful churches in Dalhousie. These are St. Andrew's Church, St. Patrick's Church, St. Francis Church and St. John's Church.

Subhash Baoli (1 km): It was at this enchanting spot surrounded by towering trees, that Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose spent time in 1937, contemplating and meditating.

Panchpula (3 km): This is a picturesque spot where a stream feed a series of pools. A monument has been built here in memory of the freedom fighter, Sardar Ajit Singh.

Overnight stay in Dalhousie.

Day 5: Dalhousie

After breakfast, proceed to the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary. This wildlife sanctuary is a home to the Ghoral and Himalayan black bear. Watch the fauna typical to this part of the world in the sanctuary. Return to Dalhousie and enjoy the rest of the leisurely day soaking in the serene beauty of the place.

Overnight stay in Dalhousie.

Day 6: Dalhousie to Dharamshala/McLeod Ganj (125 kms / 4 hrs)

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and transfer to Dharamshala / McLeod Ganj. The snow clad Dhauladhar ranges forms a magnificent backdrop to the hill resort of Dharamsala. Dharamsala offers sightseeing ranging from temples, churches and monasteries to museums, ancient towns and places of exceptional natural splendour. Every season and every spot have its own special charm.

After checking in and freshening up you can visit:

Kangra Art Museum, Kotwali Bazar: This treasure trove of the Kangra Valley displays arts, crafts and rich past, artifacts that date back to the 5th century.

War Memorial: At one end of the town, landscaped lawns and a web of narrow paths fill a pine grove where a monument has been built to commemorate the post-independence war heroes of Himachal Pradesh.

The temples of Jwalamukhi, Chamunda Devi and Brijeshwari Devi.

Overnight stay in Dharamshala / McLeod Ganj.

Day 7: Excursion around Dharamshala

After breakfast, visit the myriad of sightseeing attractions in proximity of the town.

St. John’s Church: 8 km from Dharamsala, between Forsythganj and Mcleodganj is the charming church of St. John in the wilderness.

Mcleodganj: Often called the Little Lhasa, at 1770m is the residence of His Holiness, The Dalai Lama.

Dal Lake: 11 km from Dharamsala, surrounded by deodar trees lies an enchanting and serene lake.

Bhagsunath: Close to fresh springs, this ancient temple is 11 km from Dharamsala. It is a popular picnic spot and the famous slate quarries are close by.

Chinmaya Tapovan: 10 km from Dharamsala on the banks of the rivulet Bindusaras, is an ashram complex which has a 9-meter-high image of Lord Hanuman, a magnificent Rama Temple, a meditation hall, a school, and a health and recreation centre.

Return to the hotel.

Overnight stay in Dharamshala.

Day 8: Departure from Dharamshala

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed to Pathankot Railway Station / Dharamshala Airport / Amritsar Airport for your onward journey.