Visit Kufri this morning after breakfast. The word "Kufr," which meaning lake, is where Kufr gets its name. Kufri is the ideal vacation destination due to its pleasant climate and breathtaking natural beauty. Since the Himalayan Nature Park is located on the outskirts of the town, Kufri is also a paradise for those who enjoy the outdoors and wildlife. The Park is home to more than 180 different flora species.

After visiting Kufri, you can go to and enjoy the town's amusement park, which is known for its rides and more. It is the first modern amusement park in Himachal and is surrounded by excellent hiking, skiing, picturesque scenery, and lots of adventure. In addition to offering some of the best views of the Himalayan peaks, amusement parks are renowned for their many thrilling rides. Activities include the Sky Swinger, Frish Bee, Swing It, Bungee Ejection, Zip Line, Snow Skiing, and Single seated 5 laps & Double seated 3 laps. All activities are unlimited time, with the exception of the Bungee Ejection, Dashing Car, Haunted House, and 5D Theatre which are all one time only for adults.

Following your walking tour of Christ Church, Scandal Point, Railway Board Building, Gorton Castle, Scandal Point, Bantony, Caston Hall, Bentink's Castle, and Kali Bari Temple, the afternoon is spent doing a half-day of city sightseeing in Shimla. This magnificent English Renaissance building was once the Vice Regal Lodge.
Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

Travel to Manali after a leisurely morning. Enjoy the picturesque Himalayan scenery as you travel to Manali and stop at the Beas Sutlej Link Project, Kullu Valley, Sundernagar Lake, Pandoh Dam, and Beas and Sutlej Rivers along the way. While travelling, you can increase your adrenaline experience by participating in White Water Rafting on the Beas River's raging rapids (on your own). Continue your trip to Manali, where you will arrive and settle into a hotel for dinner and the night.
Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

Visit the renowned Solang Valley today after breakfast. Between Solang village and Beas Kund, which is located near Manali at a distance of 13 kilometres in a side valley at the top of the Kullu valley, is a beautiful valley. Glaciers, snow-covered mountains, and peaks may all be seen from Solang Valley. Excellent ski slopes are located in SolangValley. A ski lift has been erected for training purposes by the Manali Mountaineering Institute. A hut and guest house of the Mountaineering and Allied Sports Institute, Manali, are situated here. A few hotels have since been built. In Solang Valley, a winter skiing festival is organised.

Today, after breakfast, head out to explore Manali. Travel to Vashisth Kund and the Hadimba Temple. Hadimba Temple, also called the Doongri Temple, is a four-tiered wooden structure that stands in Deodar trees. Its ornate door has lovely carvings. Dedicated to Bhim's wife Hadimba. Visit The Club House for a delightful day trip because of its extensive amenities, which include a roller skating rink, an auditorium, billiards rooms, a library, a bar, and restaurant. Monastery and Van Vihar in Tibet. Later, pay a visit to Vashishta Springs, which are situated 3 kilometres from Manali across the Beas River at a height of 1,982 metres (6,200 feet).
Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

Proceed to Dharamshala after an early breakfast. You can stop in Baijnath on your way to Dharamshala to witness the countless years-old LORD SHIVA TEMPLE. Reach in the evening in Dharamshala.
Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

Drive to Dalhousie after breakfast, stopping en route to see the Tibetan Medical Center, the Church of St. John, the Tsuglagkhang Temple, and other nearby monasteries. You can also stop at Mcleodganj to see the renowned Mall Road. Dalhousie is a well-known Himachal hill station distinguished by snow-capped mountains. After checking into your accommodation upon arriving at Dalhousie, the evening is free for leisure pursuits.
Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

One of the most picturesque saucer-shaped plateaus in India, Khajjiar is also known as the Mini Switzerland of India. It is bordered by lush pine and deodar forests, and its beauty has been further enhanced by a tiny lake in the middle with a floating island and 9-hole golf course. Dinner and a hotel stay are included.
Dinner and a hotel stay are included.

Following breakfast, depart the hotel and drive to Amritsar. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. With the blessings of the Golden Temple, the most revered Sikh temple also known as Harimandir Sahib and Darbar Sahib, travel for the afternoon city tour. Visit Jallianwala Bagh next; it serves as a constant reminder of British commander Dyer's ruthless and brutal killing of Indians.

The Wagah Border comes alive in the late afternoon as the sun begins to set with great zeal and a distinctly nationalist intensity on both sides. The performance begins with the playing of patriotic music and the honouring of the valiant troops who gave their lives in defence of the nation. Jai Hind and Vande Mataram are chanted by the crowd in support, and on the other side, Pakistan Zindabad is shouted in response.

The soldiers from both sides march stiffly in a parade to begin the "Beating the Retreat" ceremony. On either side of the entrance, an infantryman is stationed at attention. Soon later, the massive gates at the Wagah Border are thrown open. The two troops then move in close proximity to one another, exchanging angry looks and miming threats. The flags of India and Pakistan, which are affixed to tall poles at the gates, are simultaneously lowered as they shake hands. At this juncture, the outdoor theater's commotion turns into dead silence. The audience at the Wagah Border is still eerily silent and in awe of the ceremony. As the troops on both sides match steps and compete to outdo one another as part of the ceremonial splendour, the only sound is the hammering of boots. The flags are transported back into the separate camps after being properly folded. After a quick final handshake, neither soldier from either side gives the other a second glance. The great ceremonial is then concluded with the slammed closing of both gates and trumpet blowing.

A sizable gate with an encryption called "Swarn Jayanti Dwar" is located on the Indian side of the Wagah Border and offers a sweeping panorama of the surrounding area. This loud flag-lowering ceremony at the Wagah Border is a real sight that draws a lot of people from both sides of the border as well as from beyond. When visiting Amritsar, it is unquestionably a must-see. In the evening, return to the hotel.
Dinner and a hotel stay the following day.

After breakfast today, check out of the hotel. For your next destination, our driver will get you to the ex-Delhi or ex-Chandigarh railway station. This concludes your tour.