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What are the Tourists Attractions of Manali?

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Manali is one such destination in our very own country, the beauty of which can be equaled to foreign destinations. One of the highly popular hill stations that are blessed with an old-world charm, which makes it just the perfect place to pay a visit to in Himachal Pradesh.

Manali has a lot of tourist attractions that you can visit to make the most out of your holidays. Positioned on the banks of the Beas River, Manali is home to some of the most picturesque and scenic getaways to give you an unequaled feeling of happiness, relaxation, and comfort. There are a lot of adventure activities too that you can do in Manali, such as trekking, skiing, rafting, fishing, rafting, and cafe hopping.

Top Tourist Attractions in Manali

Jogini Waterfall

One of the best places that you can visit in Manali as it provides you with a trekking trail where you can enjoy some really great views. The place is sacred to locals, and you can certainly visit this location for a getaway to calmness.

Hampta Pass Trek

Test your adrenaline spike with this easy-to-medium Himalayan trek featuring stunning views of two of the most wonderful valleys, Lahaul Valley and Kullu Valley. This trek marks one of the most sought-after trekking destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Why this trek? Chandratal Lake! The lake is the biggest attraction in the valley. 

Kothi

Known for its beautiful setting and captivating views, Kothi is settled on the popular Spiti highway via Kullu Manali road at an elevation of around 2,500 m above sea level. Kothi marks a great place for adventure activities, being nestled in the foothills of Rohtang Pass. I suggest you must pay a visit to a temple devoted to Goddess Shuwang Chandika to make the most of your trip to Kothi.

Naggar Castle

Historical places are everywhere in our country, but do you know the Kullu region also has a 15th-century historical piece of architecture located in the Beas Valley boasting a mesmerizing atmosphere? The fortress was designed by Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu and is now a heritage resort owned by the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation.

Rahala Falls

Catch an exemplary sight during the monsoon and post-monsoon season at Rahala Falls. If you are coming here with your family, you can plan a picnic near the falls to spend an enchanting afternoon with your family. Moreover, there are several hiking trails where you can wander the forest through deodar and silver fir trees. 

Where to Stay in Manali

If you are a fan of luxury and comfort and can’t go a day without a night of good sleep, then we would recommend you plan your stay at a five star hotel in Manali. Tiaraa Hotels & Resorts would mark a perfect destination for your stay in Manali. Here, you will get your hands on a range of lavish services, fine dining cuisines, a mesmerizing view facing the mountains, and unparalleled hospitality.

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Manali:- Hub Of Adventure Spot

 India is filled with such incredible road trips that offer an amazing yet offbeat travel experience! Manali is one of them. Manali lies in the North of Kullu Valley. The valley is often referred to as the ‘Valley of the Gods’. Manali is a hub of adventure sports and activities. From parasailing and paragliding to white water rafting, you can find everything here. Solang Valley is one of the prominent places in the Himachal Tour Packages from Mumbai to enjoy some adventure sports. The scintillating hill-stations of Kullu and Manali are waiting to surprise you with their irresistible beauty and charm. Kullu and Manali combine picturesque surroundings with vibrant culture and exciting adventure activities. Visit here if you want to experience the raw beauty of nature.

Places To Visit In Manali:-

Kothi Village:-

Kothi village is one of the most scenic places to be visited in Manali. The beautiful valley view is worth watching. This village is situated in the foothills of the Rohtang Pass and boasts an altitude of 2500 meters. The place offers a superb view of the Beas River as it flows through a narrow gorge. Frequently used by many film crews for shoots, there’s no better place in Manali that satisfies the nature-lover in you. The village also has a temple enshrining the local deity – Goddess Shuwang Chandika.  One can get a beautiful view of the snow-capped mountain peaks, River Beas and the glaciers. The breathtaking sight is worth witnessing and capturing in photographs in Mumbai To Manali Tour Package.

Gauri Shankar Temple:-

Located right below the Naggar Castle, the temple has its origins dating back to the 12 century and stands as a tribute to Lord Shiva. It has been deemed a protected monument and is adored for its Shikara styled architecture. Featuring a dome-shaped top, square-shaped base and interiors that have been exquisitely decorated.  The meticulously carved structure also attracts researchers, architecture freaks and history buffs. Surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking the Beas River, this temple is considered to be the last monument of the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty. Its beauty is unmatchable with a beautifully decorated massive shikhara in Manali Tour Package from Mumbai. 

Malana:-

A historic Indian village in the state of Himachal Pradesh, Malana is shadowed by the peaks of Deotibba and Chanderkhani. It is a tiny village amidst the lush green and shimmering snow-capped mountains of the Parvati valley, 9500 ft above sea level. The village positions itself on an isolated plateau on the banks of the Malana River. The people of Malana follow their own distinct lifestyles and are extremely strict when it comes to following their customs. Their dressing sense, the kind of food they eat, the festivals they celebrate, the way those festivals are celebrated and more reflect the vibrant culture and tradition that is quite unique to the place. The residents here are speakers of the autochthonous language Kanashi. Explore the naturistic view in Manali Couple Tour Package from Mumbai.

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Manali :- A Beautiful Hills Station In North India

Manali is an important hill station of India. It is situated in the mighty Himalayan Mountains of Himachal Pradesh, India near the northern end of Kullu Valley.   It is a popular Himalayan tourist destination which permits a spectacular view of snow capped mountain peaks both to the north and the south. Mighty snow-capped mountain peaks, wooden slopes, deep gorges, lush green valleys, fruit orchards, fields of wild flowers, deodar & pine forests, splendid mountains, caves, etc are some major attractions of Manali Tour Package which have made this small town of Himachal Pradesh one of the most popular hill destinations of the country. Exploring the scenic beauty of Manali provides you with an ambiance like heaven. Manali, a mystical hill station, by the banks of river Beas would definitely charm you. 

Places To Visit In Manali:-

Van Vihar:-

 A quick walkthrough of Van Vihar Park is highly recommended if you are looking for some peaceful moments in the hippy environment of Manali town. Van Vihar, a public park with lush vegetation and sky-touching deodar trees, is a major tourist attraction in Manali Trip. You can also board a boat and cruise around the man-made lake. Bird watchers will have a great time spotting local species in the park, especially early in the morning.

Kothi Village:-

Kothi is a quaint hamlet in the mountains that is known for its beautiful setting and breathtaking views of the snow-capped peaks and glaciers of Himachal Pradesh. It is located on the famous Spiti highway via Kullu Manali road, at an altitude of 2500 meters above sea level. The landscape is sculpted by the Beas, which flows through this part of the town, and it is situated at the foothills of Rohtang Pass. A village is also a great place for adventure activities, particularly if you’re planning on hiking/trekking to Rohtang Pass in Manali Trip Package. A temple devoted to Goddess Shuwang Chandika can also be located in the village.

Deepak Tal Lake:-

Deepak tal is a tiny lake at a height of approximately 12300 feet some 50 kms From Keylong on the Manali-Leh highway in Himachal Pradesh. It looked like a beautiful blue sapphire. The calm waters of Deepak Tal act as a mirror, reflecting the calm surroundings of snow-capped peaks. Naturally, the place is loved by nature lovers, and tourists throng this region during every season of the year. Explore the crystal blue lake with Manali Holiday Package.

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Kinnaur surrounded by the Tibet to the east, in the northeast corner of Himachal Pradesh, about 235 kms from Shimla is a tremendously beautiful district having the three high mountains ranges i.e. Zanskar, Greater Himalayas and Dhauladhar, enclosing valleys of Sutlej, Spiti, Baspa and their tributaries. All the valleys are strikingly beautiful. The slopes are covered with thick wood, orchards, fields and picturesque hamlets. The much religious Shivlinga lies at the Peak of Kinner Kailash Mountain. The beautiful district was opened for the outsiders in 1989. The old Hindustan-Tibet road passes through the Kinnaur valley along the bank of river Sutlej and finally enters Tibet at Shipki La Pass. And it is not only the scenic beauty which appeals to the young and old alike but also the life styles of the people, their culture, heritage, customs and traditions.

Temples & Monastries

Hindu gods being worshipped side by side with Buddhist deities in Buddhist and Hindu temples, especially in Middle Kinnaur. Dabla, one of the major Bön deities, is greatly revered by the Kinners in the area. Folk Hindu gods are also worshipped in Middle and Lower Kinnaur. These include the Durga (locally known as Chandi, Narayan, Vishnu) and many other folk Hindu–animist gods. Folk deities play a major role in the daily life of the Kinners.

Chandika Temple Kothi 

A handsome temple dedicated to goddess Chandika, more especially designated as Shuwang Chandika has spread the fame of village Kothi in greater part of the district. The local people hold the goddess in great reverence and consider her to be one of the most powerful goddess. For want of social contact by the local people with their more advanced and brahmin ridden brethren they have evolved their own peculiar procedure of ritual and worship to this presiding deity. There is an image of gold, seated in an ark. It is danced up and down by four persons at the time of worship.

Mathi Temple at Chhitkul

Mathi is the local goddess of the people of chhitkul having three temples the main one said to have been constructed about five hundred years ago by a resident of Garhwal. The square ark of the goddess is made of walnut wood and is covered with clothes and surmounted by a tuft of yak tail. Two poles called bayanga are inserted into it by means of which it is carried. Her legend goes that she started from Brindavan and passing through Mathura and Badri Nath reached Tibet. Afterward she came to Garhwal, and via Sirmour reached Sarhan in Bushahr and ultimately reached the Barua Khad. Beyond Barua Khad she found the territory divided into seven parts. The deity of Shaung village was Narenas, her nephew. She appointed him to guard the territory.Then she proceeded to Chasu village. There too she appointed the Narenas of Chasu, her nephew as a guard.

Then she visited the Kamru fort where her husband Badri Nath, was a guard of the throne of Bushahr. She further went to Sangla where her another nephew, Barang Nag, was responsible for safeguarding the Rupin Ghati. Thereafter she proceeded to Batseri village, where Badri Nath of Batseri, her husband was responsible for guarding a place named Dhumthan. Thence onward she arrived at Rakchham where Shanshares, yet another nephew was appointed as a guard of Dhumthan. Finally she arrived at Chhitkul and settled there permanently assuming the overall responsibility of safeguarding the seven divisions. After her arrival, people had plenty of food, animals had sufficient grass and the village began to proper. She had also a pujares. In the morning the pujares bring water from the nearby spring and worship goddess by burning incense, while musical instruments are played by Domangs.

Maheshwar Temple at Sungra

The portals of Maheshwar temple of Sungra have superb wood panels on either side. deeply cut images of prominent Hindu deities are a treat for the art historian. On the eastern wall are panels depicting the Vishnu Avatars and the symbol of the Hindu zodiac. The friezes on the eaves are beautiful and the buildings arround the temple courtyard are similarly embellished . A small stone shrine of eighth century stands a short distance from the temple doorway, evidence of the site’s antiquity. The Sungra Maheshwar was once said to have been attacked by an enemy of superhuman strength, often linked to the Pandava hero, Bhima. Bhima hurled a huge boulder at the temple from the mountain tops across the Satluj. The Maheshwar deflected the missile to one side. It now lies close to the road, a short way from the temple and still shelters the alpine flowers found only in the high mountains.

Chango Temples at Chango

Chango Temple

Chango has three temples. In lower Chango, the red walls of Rinchen Zangpo temple stand out atop a little promontory  but contain little of note. Nearby, the village temple, in more regular use as a place of worship, has a large prayer wheel, clay idols and contemporary wall paintings. A large image of Avalokiteshwara, crudely carved in stone, lies on the path between these two shrines. It was found in some out of the way and the monks decided to place it in a temple but the combined strength of many men was insufficient to lift the stone. Then the present location was though. The temple in upper Chango is the best kept but of relatively recent vintage. Close by, a new prayer hall, library and guest rooms are nearing completion. Across the Chango stream, perched above yellow, alkaline cliffs, is an older collection of religious buildings.

Rarang Monastery at Rarang

Just outside Rarang, on the Thopan side is the newly built Monastery of Tashi Choeling. This new monastery has come in the wake of post-1960 Tibetan influences from the Drugpa sect. Close to the monastery are older dwellings and temples, merging into the rugged surface of a rocky mountain side. These older units are traced to Nyingmapa adherents.

Durga Temple at Ropa

There is a Durga temple at Ropa also known as the Chandika temple. Chandika had apportioned to herself this semi-arid tract when she divided Kinnaur amongst her brothers and sisters. Her temple at Ropa, a new structure with a reinforced cement concrete frame, is an architectural malapropism.

Charang Temple

Just beyond Charang is a temple of the eleventh century known as Rangrik Tungma complex. The temple takes its name from the goddess Rangrik Tungma and her small metal image, astride a horse is the oldest at the temple. In all likelihood Rangrik Tungma must have been a pre-Buddhist deity, absorbed into the pantheon of the later religion. Two other bronze statues appear to be of considerable value; a Maitreya seated with legs pendant, in bhadrasana and a Buddha in bhumisparsha mudra. The walls of the main hall are linked with clay idols, in the same style as the mandala in the dukhang at Tabo.

The wall paintings below are old although the wheel of life outside the door has been redone lately. There is also an interesting hoard of ivory and bonehandled knives and daggers at the temple. Many centuries ago, it is said a robber gang from across the Tibetan border raided the temple. The clay images of protective deities at the entrance set up a terrific noise, resembling the thundering hooves of galloping horses. The terrific robbers droped their weapons and took off, running up valley to vanish in the crevasses of the huge glaciers streaming down from the high peaks above.

Brelengi Gompa at Brelengi near Peo

Near Reckong Peo in Brelengi there is a Buddhist Monastery also known as the Brelengi gompa.This is an impressive modern Buddhist edifice. The monastery of Mahabodhi society was constructed specially for the Dalai Lama to perform the Kalachakra ceremony in 1992. Next to the monastery is a 10 meter statue of the standing Buddha, which is visible from a considerable distance.

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A Beautiful Village

Kalpa, a beautiful village in the district Kinnaur of Himachal Pradesh state in India. The Sutlej River, which flows below, carves deep gorges through the winding mountain road. Before, this beautiful place was not frequently visited by people from abroad, but there are still relatively few visitors who continue to visit this nature's paradise. From Kalpa, you can also see the sacred Shivling rock on Kailash Mountain, which is famous for changing its colours throughout the day at different points.

Kalpa is located at 2,960 metres (9,711 feet), 5 kilometres above Reckong Peo, the district headquarter of Kinnaur, and 265 kilometres from Shimla, the state capital of Himachal Pradesh, India. Surrounded by snow-capped ranges you find apple orchards, pine-nut forests, and the stately deodars here in Kalpa. The main cash crop of this region is apples. The locals practise Hinduism and Buddhism religions.

Tourist Attractions

Trekking to Chakka: Chaka is full of exciting adventures! The Chaka peak, at an elevation of 15000 feet above sea level, is an incredible trek up the hill along the gurgling water channel. While going uphill it takes approximately 2-3 hours, while coming down it takes approximately 1.5 hours. You can also take the help of local guides who will make your visit more memorable.

Narayan-Nagini temple: Built in the traditional Tibetan Pagoda style of architecture, this temple is a perfect example of Kinnauri craftsmanship. This temple, located on top of a hill in Chini Village, is one of the village's main attractions and a must-see.

Kothi: It is only 3 kilometres from Reckong Peo. Kothi is home to a temple honouring the goddess Chandika Devi. The temple has an unusual architectural style and fine sculpture, set against a backdrop of mountains and deodar groves. The temple houses an exquisite gold image of the goddess.

Hu-Ba-Lan-Kar Monastery: A small monastery in Kalpa that is more of a gompa (temple), however, it is in a lovely location with a peaceful atmosphere. The temple's doors include beautiful carvings. It is not particularly challenging to get to as it is located inside the town.

Climate

Due to its high elevation, Kalpa has a temperate climate, with long winters from October to May and short summers from June to September. People wear heavy woollens during the winter because the temperature drops below freezing at around -15 to -20 degrees Celsius. The entire village is covered in 5 to 7 feet of snow during winters. Even in the summer, woollen clothes are required.

Staying in Kalpa

You will find lots of staying options both in Recong Peo and Kalpa. You will find  from both decent hotels to high-range of hotels as per your budget. If you are of a adventurous nature then there are camping sites for you in  nearby village. For that make sure to carry camping equipment along with you.

Food

Good North Indian foods with both veg and non-veg along with local delicacies are served in all Restaurants and Hotels.

Best time to visit Kalpa

The best time to visit Kalpa is between April to May and between September to October.

Reaching Kalpa

Shimla, the state capital of Himachal Pradesh, is well connected by road, rail, and air. Beyond that, the way to get to Kalpa is by road, and you'll get to enjoy all of the scenic beauties that fall on your way to Kalpa. Coming to Kalpa, from Shimla you can take one of the state-run buses or hire a cab.

You can witness the majesty and mystery of the sunrise while taking a stroll around this sanctuary in the early morning hours. A sight to behold is the pinkish hue on the peaks that progressively becomes coloured with golden brightness. This tiny village, adorned with a variety of flora and fauna and is a must-see destination.

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Kalpa Kinnaur Package

Day 1: Delhi to Shimla| Chandigarh to Shimla:

After arrival of Kinnaur Kalpa tour packages guests from Kolkata at Delhi Railway Station or Delhi Airport & drive to Shimla which is 2180 meters above the sea level. Spend the day by exploring the Mall. Nearest popular railway station and Airport is in Chandigarh.

Day 2: Shimla - Sarahan:

After breakfast, Kinnaur Kalpa Sangla tour packages guests will transfered from Shimla to Sarahan via Kufri, Fagu, Rampur. On reaching Sarahan, check-in to your Hotel. 2165 meters above the sea level, Sarahan is famous for the view of Srikhand Mahadev Peak and for 800 years old Bhimakali Temple. In the evening, enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Srikhand Peaks. Later visit Bhimakali Temple - one of the 51 Shaktipeeths and will attend the mesmerizing evening Aarti.

Day 3: Sarahan - Sangla:

After breakfast, check-out from your Hotel for Sangla via Karcham. Your journey from here will take you to a spectacular destination of Himalayas known as Baspa valley.

Day 4: Sangla - Chitkul - Kalpa:

After early breakfast Kalpa Sangla Shimla tour packages guests have an excursion trip to Chitkul - the last Village on old Indo-Tibetan trade route. Kinnaur Kalpa Sangla tour packages guests may walk through the green orchards, and enjoying the beauty of nature. After lunch transfer to your hotel in Kalpa for dinner and overnight stay. Kalpa is the district headquarters of Kinnaur.

Day 5: Kalpa Sightseeing:

Early morning enjoys the Sunrise over Kinnaur Kailas Peaks which is very well visible from your hotel room. Kalpa is famous for its apple plantation. After breakfast, visit the local school, after lunch; go for an excursion trip to Roghi Village, Suicide point to get closer to the ‘Pahari’ Life.

Kalpa is a small rural community in the Sutlej river valley, at the top of Reckong Peo in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, in the Indian Himalaya. The local Kinnauri follow a syncretism of Hinduism and Buddhism, so many temples in Kalpa are dedicated to both Hindu and Buddhist gods and goddesses.  

Kalpa is at 31.53°N 78.25°E. It has an average altitude of 2,960 metres (9,711 feet). It is sited 265 kilometers (165 mi) beyond the capital Shimla on NH-5 in Kinnaur district. It is located at the base of the Kinnaur Kailash mountain ranges. Kalpa is in between apple orchards, pine-nut forests and the stately deodhars.

Tourist Attractions around Kalpa Kinnaur:

Reckong Peo: Located 260 km from Shimla, 7 km from Powari and 8 km from Kalpa. Reckong Peo is the headquarters of district Kinnaur.

Kothi Temple: Just 3 km from Reckong Peo. Kothi has a Hindu shrine devoted to the goddess Chandika Devi. Set against surroundings of mountains and orchard of the deodar the temple has an extraordinary architectural style and fine sculpture.

The Chaka field is a simple hike of 3-4 kms. The path initiates from a point on Kalpa - Roghi road. Chaka meadows (Height 3800 m) offers wonderful views of the Kinnaur Kailash snow capped mountain range.

Day 6: Kalpa to Shimla:

After breakfast, drive from Kalpa to Shimla a drive of 9 hours. Reach Shimla and spend rest of the day at leisure.

Day 7: Shimla to Delhi | Shimla to Chandigarh:

This is the last day of Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla tour packages plan. After breakfast, drive to Chandigarh or Delhi for onward journey as it is the end of your Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla Kinnaur tour plan from Kolkata.

Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla Kinnaur Package Tour Plan

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Chandika Devi Temple Kothi, Himachal Pradesh Vipin negi wrote: Kothi also known as Koshtampi has a religious reverence due to the temple of Hindu god Bhairon baba and another temple of one of the most powerful and eldest goddess who bestow magical boons to her devotees. A handsome temple dedicated to goddess Chandika, more especially designated as Shuwang Chandika has spread the fame of village Kothi in greater part of the district. The local people hold the goddess in great reverence and consider her to be one of the most powerful goddess. (via Instagram: vipin negi @kinnauring_tunu)

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Kothi is a little picturesque village and located 12 km from Manali on Lahaul-Spiti-Leh Highway on the Keylong road. Himachal Tourism Department.was developed Kothi as a tourist spot.Kothi is also known as Koshtampi and has a temple of Goddess Shuwang Chandika, a local deity. 

 Kothi gives the fantastic views of the surrounding landscape and the Beas river flows through a very deep and narrow gorge in this region. Kothi is a perfect place for nature and peace lovers, poets and painters.

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Manali:- The Sky Resort

Manali is a beautiful hill station in Kullu District in the state of Himachal Pradesh.The snow-clad mountains here talk to the sky. And its lush green valley runs down below, which is a breathtaking scene. Views of the lakeside shore are so charming that you forget all your fatigue. Himachal Tour Packages from Ahmedabad cherishes its beauty and charm. Himalayan mountains on one side and the other. The flow of the Beas River in the middle of the city, the lush green valley’s adorned with grasslands and the Sabo trees in it make its beauty even more beautiful. 

Places To Visit In Manali:-

Van Vihar:-

A quick walkthrough of Van Vihar Park is highly recommended if you are looking for some peaceful moments in the hippy environment of Manali town. Van Vihar, a public park with lush vegetation and sky-touching deodar trees, is a major tourist attraction in Manali Tour Package from Ahmedabad. You can also board a boat and cruise around the man-made lake. Bird watchers will have a great time spotting local species in the park, especially early in the morning. 

Kothi Village:-

Kothi is a quaint hamlet in the mountains that is known for its beautiful setting and breathtaking views of the snow-capped peaks and glaciers of Himachal Pradesh. It is located on the famous Spiti highway via Kullu Manali road, at an altitude of 2500 meters above sea level. The landscape is sculpted by the Beas, which flows through this part of the town, and it is situated at the foothills of Rohtang Pass. A village is also a great place for adventure activities in Ahmedabad To Manali Tour Package, particularly if you’re planning on hiking/trekking to Rohtang Pass. A temple devoted to Goddess Shuwang Chandika can also be located in the village. 

Rohtang Pass:- The Rohtang Pass is one of Manali's most well-known tourist destinations. One of the most picturesque passes in the entire nation is this one. Rohtang Pass can only be accessible by vehicle and is just 51 km from Manali. The pass is located 3978 m above sea level along the Manali-Keylong road. At Rohtang Pass, mountain biking, where you ride your mountain bike off the beaten path and into the less travelled pathways, is an exhilarating activity that can be pursued in Manali Couple Tour Package from Ahmedabad.

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Kalpa Kinnaur Package Tour Plan From Kolkata

Day 1: Delhi to Shimla| Chandigarh to Shimla: After arrival of Kinnaur Kalpa tour packages guests from Kolkata at Delhi Railway Station or Delhi Airport & drive to Shimla which is 2180 meters above the sea level. Spend the day by exploring the Mall. Nearest popular railway station and Airport is in Chandigarh. Day 2: Shimla - Sarahan: After breakfast, Kinnaur Kalpa Sangla tour packages guests will transfered from Shimla to Sarahan via Kufri, Fagu, Rampur. On reaching Sarahan, check-in to your Hotel. 2165 meters above the sea level, Sarahan is famous for the view of Srikhand Mahadev Peak and for 800 years old Bhimakali Temple. In the evening, enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Srikhand Peaks. Later visit Bhimakali Temple - one of the 51 Shaktipeeths and will attend the mesmerizing evening Aarti. Day 3: Sarahan - Sangla: After breakfast, check-out from your Hotel for Sangla via Karcham. Your journey from here will take you to a spectacular destination of Himalayas known as Baspa valley. Day 4: Sangla - Chitkul - Kalpa: After early breakfast Kalpa Sangla Shimla tour packages guests have an excursion trip to Chitkul - the last Village on old Indo-Tibetan trade route. Kinnaur Kalpa Sangla tour packages guests may walk through the green orchards, and enjoying the beauty of nature. After lunch transfer to your hotel in Kalpa for dinner and overnight stay. Kalpa is the district headquarters of Kinnaur. Day 5: Kalpa Sightseeing: Early morning enjoys the Sunrise over Kinnaur Kailas Peaks which is very well visible from your hotel room. Kalpa is famous for its apple plantation. After breakfast, visit the local school, after lunch; go for an excursion trip to Roghi Village, Suicide point to get closer to the ‘Pahari’ Life. Kalpa is a small rural community in the Sutlej river valley, at the top of Reckong Peo in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, in the Indian Himalaya. The local Kinnauri follow a syncretism of Hinduism and Buddhism, so many temples in Kalpa are dedicated to both Hindu and Buddhist gods and goddesses. Kalpa is at 31.53°N 78.25°E. It has an average altitude of 2,960 metres (9,711 feet). It is sited 265 kilometers (165 mi) beyond the capital Shimla on NH-5 in Kinnaur district. It is located at the base of the Kinnaur Kailash mountain ranges. Kalpa is in between apple orchards, pine-nut forests and the stately deodhars. Tourist Attractions around Kalpa Kinnaur: Reckong Peo: Located 260 km from Shimla, 7 km from Powari and 8 km from Kalpa. Reckong Peo is the headquarters of district Kinnaur. Kothi Temple: Just 3 km from Reckong Peo. Kothi has a Hindu shrine devoted to the goddess Chandika Devi. Set against surroundings of mountains and orchard of the deodar the temple has an extraordinary architectural style and fine sculpture. The Chaka field is a simple hike of 3-4 kms. The path initiates from a point on Kalpa - Roghi road. Chaka meadows (Height 3800 m) offers wonderful views of the Kinnaur Kailash snow capped mountain range. Day 6: Kalpa to Shimla: After breakfast, drive from Kalpa to Shimla a drive of 9 hours. Reach Shimla and spend rest of the day at leisure. Day 7: Shimla to Delhi | Shimla to Chandigarh: This is the last day of Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla tour packages plan. After breakfast, drive to Chandigarh or Delhi for onward journey as it is the end of your Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla Kinnaur tour plan from Kolkata. Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla Kinnaur Package Tour Plan from Kolkata

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Kalpa Kinnaur Package Tour Plan From Kolkata

Day 1: Delhi to Shimla| Chandigarh to Shimla:

After arrival of Kinnaur Kalpa tour packages guests from Kolkata at Delhi Railway Station or Delhi Airport & drive to Shimla which is 2180 meters above the sea level. Spend the day by exploring the Mall. Nearest popular railway station and Airport is in Chandigarh.

Day 2: Shimla - Sarahan:

After breakfast, Kinnaur Kalpa Sangla tour packages guests will transfered from Shimla to Sarahan via Kufri, Fagu, Rampur. On reaching Sarahan, check-in to your Hotel. 2165 meters above the sea level, Sarahan is famous for the view of Srikhand Mahadev Peak and for 800 years old Bhimakali Temple. In the evening, enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Srikhand Peaks. Later visit Bhimakali Temple - one of the 51 Shaktipeeths and will attend the mesmerizing evening Aarti.

Day 3: Sarahan - Sangla:

After breakfast, check-out from your Hotel for Sangla via Karcham. Your journey from here will take you to a spectacular destination of Himalayas known as Baspa valley.

Day 4: Sangla - Chitkul - Kalpa:

After early breakfast Kalpa Sangla Shimla tour packages guests have an excursion trip to Chitkul - the last Village on old Indo-Tibetan trade route. Kinnaur Kalpa Sangla tour packages guests may walk through the green orchards, and enjoying the beauty of nature. After lunch transfer to your hotel in Kalpa for dinner and overnight stay. Kalpa is the district headquarters of Kinnaur.

Day 5: Kalpa Sightseeing:

Early morning enjoys the Sunrise over Kinnaur Kailas Peaks which is very well visible from your hotel room. Kalpa is famous for its apple plantation. After breakfast, visit the local school, after lunch; go for an excursion trip to Roghi Village, Suicide point to get closer to the ‘Pahari’ Life.

Kalpa is a small rural community in the Sutlej river valley, at the top of Reckong Peo in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, in the Indian Himalaya. The local Kinnauri follow a syncretism of Hinduism and Buddhism, so many temples in Kalpa are dedicated to both Hindu and Buddhist gods and goddesses.

Kalpa is at 31.53°N 78.25°E. It has an average altitude of 2,960 metres (9,711 feet). It is sited 265 kilometers (165 mi) beyond the capital Shimla on NH-5 in Kinnaur district. It is located at the base of the Kinnaur Kailash mountain ranges. Kalpa is in between apple orchards, pine-nut forests and the stately deodhars.

Tourist Attractions around Kalpa Kinnaur:

Reckong Peo: Located 260 km from Shimla, 7 km from Powari and 8 km from Kalpa. Reckong Peo is the headquarters of district Kinnaur.

Kothi Temple: Just 3 km from Reckong Peo. Kothi has a Hindu shrine devoted to the goddess Chandika Devi. Set against surroundings of mountains and orchard of the deodar the temple has an extraordinary architectural style and fine sculpture.

The Chaka field is a simple hike of 3-4 kms. The path initiates from a point on Kalpa - Roghi road. Chaka meadows (Height 3800 m) offers wonderful views of the Kinnaur Kailash snow capped mountain range.

Day 6: Kalpa to Shimla:

After breakfast, drive from Kalpa to Shimla a drive of 9 hours. Reach Shimla and spend rest of the day at leisure.

Day 7: Shimla to Delhi | Shimla to Chandigarh:

This is the last day of Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla tour packages plan. After breakfast, drive to Chandigarh or Delhi for onward journey as it is the end of your Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla Kinnaur tour plan from Kolkata.

Kalpa Sangla Chitkul Shimla Kinnaur Package Tour Plan from Kolkata