CHANDIGARH – SHIMLA – KUFRI - NARKANDA
As soon as arrive at Chandigarh, we will transfer to Shimla. Being the capital city of Himachal Pradesh and once a capital for the British Government, Shimla is a well known destination for honeymooners. It is nestled in the Shivalik Ranges and is a stunning place to visit on a honeymoon with views of the snow capped Himalayan ranges and far stretching valleys. Enroute take Kufri. Kufri is a small hill station in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh state in India. It is located 13 km from the state capital Shimla on the National Highway No.22. The region around Shimla including Kufri was once a part of the Kingdom of Nepal until the area was ceded to the British Raj as part of the Sugauli Treaty. This region remained obscure from the rest of the world until the British 'discovered' it in 1819. It is the Kufri bungalow which is very famous for its statues and architecture. Kufri to the Mahasu Peak is the highest peak in Kufri. The Indira Tourist Park is near the Himalayan Nature Park and provides panoramic view of the locations around. After Kufri continue drive towards Narkanda. After reaching Narkanda will have a small trip to Tannu Jubbar Lake. This lake encircled with trees all around is an ideal picnic spot and to spend some relaxed time with the mountain watching over move towards Sarahan is known as the Gateway to Kinnaur. Also if time permits then we will visit one of the most exciting place ‘Hatu Temple’ which situated on the top peak of Narkanda region. On reaching Narkanda you will check in to the hotel and rest for the night. (Breakfast-- Lunch-Dinner)

SANGLA – CHITKUL – KALPA
After breakfast we will leave for a sightseeing excursion to the beautiful village of Chitkul, the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border. The drive to Chitkul is extremely scenic amidst snow -clad mountains, apple orchids and wooden houses. One can witness the unique architecture, local lifestyle and also visit the beautiful 500 years old Goddess Chitkul Mathi temple here. On the way we will have beautiful scenery of Rakcham Village. While travelling from Sangla to Chitkul you will sure come across this breathtaking valley on the banks of River Baspa comfortably hidden away from the modern world. Nestled between mighty snow covered peaks and a lush green landscape. Rakcham or Rakchham is heaven on earth then drive back to Sangla. After that we will proceed to Sangla Village for a small climb to Kamru Fort. The main holy deity of the Kamru Fort is Kamakhyi Devi, whose idol had been brought from Guwahati in Assam. In Tibetan, the term Sangala means “pass of light” which refers to the valley receiving sunlight during the day. After that we will drive to the beautiful town of Kalpa via Rekong Peo the district headquarters. One can enjoy spectacular views of the sacred Kinner Kailash Peak, one of the most beautiful peaks in the Himalayas on the way. Kalpa is across the river faces the majestic mountains of the Kinner Kailash range. These are spectacular sights early in the morning as the rising sun touches the snowy peaks with crimson and golden light. Overnight stay at Kalpa. (Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner)

KALPA - NAKO
Wake up with a beautiful view of Kinnar Kailash Peak and chirping sound of beautiful birds. After breakfast visit Chandika Devi Temple, Suicide Point, Narayan Nagini Temple, Hu Bu Lan Kar Monastery and some other breath taking views of Himalayas. Then will continue our journey towards Nako. Nako lies at about 11000+ ft of in Upper Kinnaur on the edge of remote Spiti valley and an important centre of Tibetan Buddhism. Nako has seven temples of different periods distributed all over the village, including a monastic complex on its western edge. Nako is situated right on the Tibetan border over a beautiful lake. The main thing of Nako is its beautiful Lake. Overnight at Nako. (Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner)

NAKO - TABO - DHANKAR - KAZA
After breakfast, we will visit to Geu Village which is well known for 500 years old “Mummy”. Later on we will visit Tabo Monastery, which houses the priceless collection of the Thangkas (scroll paintings), manuscripts, well-preserved statues, frescos and extensive murals which cover every wall. Here we will visit the Old monastery followed by the new one. Grander than the old monastery, the place is a picture of calm. From here we proceeded toward the nearby caves (Phukpas) for which we have to hike a bit from the main road. These caves are used by monks for meditation and one of them also has an elaborate mural inside. From here one gets a bird’s eye view of Tabo village and the surrounding scenery. Today we visit some extraordinary sites. The Dhankar monastery, a near 1,000 year old symbol of Vajrayana Buddhist architecture, is one of the 100 most endangered monuments in the world (as recognized by the World Monuments Fund). It is constructed on a 300 metre high ledge in a rocky mountain near the confluence of Pin and Spiti rivers. An architectural marvel of its time, today owing to its age and an earthquake that struck the region in 1975, it is in the imminent danger of collapsing. There is also a dilapidated fort (there are some wonderful murals inside its rooms), that once enveloped the entire complex, the remnants of which can be explored by hiking. As a matter of fact, it is this fort which lends the place its name. Dhankar literally means – fort on a cliff! This journey, beside the Lingti valley, provides you with sights of some of the finest canyons and rock formations in India (some of which, atop the mountain, appear like the ramparts of a fort!). The Lalung monastery, also about a millennium old, is fondly called the Golden Temple (Serkhang) since it has statues (supposedly 1,200 years old!) which are plated in gold. Later, we shall drive towards Pin valley National Park, the greenest part of Spiti that lies below the Kungri Glacier. The valley is famous for its Chamurthi Horses, one of four recognized Indian --- -horse breeds that are found only in this part of the Indian Himalayas. Arrive Kaza and relax and go over the memories of the beauty experienced till now. Overnight at Kaza. (Breakfast- Lunch- Dinner).

KAZA CITY & NEAR BY VILLAGE TOUR
After breakfast, we will to Kibber village and then go to the world famous Ki Monastery. The car will first stop at the base of the monastery hill for the ultimate photo opportunity of this remarkable structure. With over 1000 years’ worth stories to tell, the Ki Monastery situated at a height of 13,668 feet was founded by a disciple of the famous Atisha, in the 11th century. Then we will move further down the valley to the picturesque village of Kibber. Located at a height of 4205 metres and 18 km from Kaza, this formerly highest permanently inhabited village of this region, is also a popular base camp to embark on adventure and treks to adjoining mountains of high altitude. The expanses of beautiful landscapes and immeasurable beauty of the snow-tipped mountains makes the place a haven for nature-lovers and photographers alike. Later, we drive to some of the highest inhabited regions of the world. The highest village in Asia and highest motarable village in the world -Komik, which literally translates to ‘eye of a snow cock’, is situated at a height of 4513 metres. This farming village has a population of 84 people, living in utter isolation, cut-off from the rest of the world for most parts of the year. This little hamlet ensures to bring you thousands of miles away from your familiar settings to a place of soft brown pastures and snow-white mountain peaks. After Komik, we head to the picturesque village of Langza. Once you are here, you can walk about the village and visit the ancient Lang (Temple) which is estimated to be around 1000 years old. At Langza, trek back to the prehistoric era when Spiti was submerged by the Tethys Sea as you explore a land very rich with fossils of Marine animals and plants which were here millions of years ago. After that we will have a free time for shopping. Overnight stay at Kaza. (Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner)

KAZA – CHANDRATAAL – MANALI
We will wake up early mid night and will start our journey by 4.00 am in the morning. We will have our packed breakfast and will have the same at a small picturesque village ‘Losar’. Then move our wheels drive towards ‘Chandrataal Lake’ and enjoy the unforgettable moments of the surroundings. Chandra Taal (meaning the Lake of the Moon), or Chandra Tal, is situated at an altitude of about 4,300 metres (14,100 ft) in the Himalayas. Mountains of scree overlook the lake on one side, and a magnificent view on the other. The name of the lake originates from its crescent shape. Situated in the Spiti part of the Lahul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. Before Chandra Taal we will a short siesta at ‘Kunzum Pass’ where we will take blessings of Goddess Kunzum. This is the land of Snow Leopard. After stunning excursion of Chandra Taal we will have our Lunch at Batal and move towards Manali. On tour we visit Rohtang. Rohtang pass(situated at the height of 3978 meters on eastern Pir Panjal range of the Himalyas, about 51 km from Manali connects the Kullu valley with the Lahul and Spiti valley) ,on the way sightseeing at Nehru kund, Rahla falls, Enjoy the scenic view of snow covered peaks at Rohtang & Solang valley and after Rohtang check into hotel Manali. Overnight stay at Manali. (Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner)

MANALI – CHANDIGARH - DELHI
Early morning some local sightseeing of Manali and leave towards Chandigarh with lots of sweet memories. We will visit Hidimba Temple, Vashisht Temple, Bhrigu Lake. It’s been a great journey and it’s not the end. On the contrary, it’s the beginning. It’s the beginning of a promise to return to the fascinating Himalyan valleys where you made friends for life with its people, the colours of the landscape, the smell of fresh air, the gaze of the millions of stars and your always-smiling friends. After evening tea we will move to catch out Flight / Train to Mumbai with life time memories. (Breakfast-Lunch- Dinner)

DELHI – MUMBAI
Arrive very early morning at Delhi and fly back to your hometown.

Tour ends with lifetime and beautiful memories.