Dalhousie, Dharamshala, and Amritsar Tour
Dalhousie Dharamshala Amritsar
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- 6 Nights | 7 Days
- Pickup : Airport
- Wifi Available
Description
This 7-day tour takes you through the scenic hill stations of Dalhousie and Dharamshala, before culminating in a historical exploration of Amritsar. Ideal for nature lovers, history buffs, and spiritual seekers, this tour offers a perfect combination of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and religious exploration.
Itinerary
Arrive in Dalhousie via Pathankot or Dharamshala. After check-in at the hotel, spend the evening exploring Mall Road for local shopping and relaxing in the serene atmosphere.
Visit Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary for nature walks, explore St. John’s Church for its historical significance, and enjoy the stunning views at Khajjiar, often called Mini Switzerland.
Travel to Dharamshala (approximately 4-5 hours by road). After check-in at the hotel, visit McLeod Ganj and the Dalai Lama Temple in the evening to experience the spiritual energy.
Explore the famous Bhagsu Waterfall, visit the Tibetan Monastery, and enjoy strolling through the local market filled with Tibetan handicrafts and souvenirs.
Drive to Amritsar (approximately 6-7 hours). Upon arrival, visit the Golden Temple for the Palki Sahib Ceremony, a beautiful nightly ritual at the temple.
Morning visit to Golden Temple and Jallianwala Bagh to learn about the 1919 massacre. Explore the Partition Museum for insights into the Partition of India and visit Wagah Border in the evening for the Beating Retreat Ceremony.
After breakfast, check-out and proceed to Amritsar Railway Station/Airport for your onward journey.
Inclusion
- Accommodation: 6 nights in 3-star hotels (Dalhousie, Dharamshala, Amritsar).
- All transfers by private AC vehicle.
- Welcome drinks on arrival in Dalhousie.
Exclusion
- Entry Fees to monuments, parks, museums, and temples.
- Personal Expenses like shopping, tips, etc.
- Travel Insurance (if not included).
- Airfare or Train fares to and from the starting/ending point.
