Leave behind the city rush and head into the calm hills with Thrillophilia’s Himachal Pradesh tour packages from Ahmedabad. These trips are perfect whether you are planning a quiet retreat, an adventure-filled holiday, or a mix of both. You can trek to Triund or Kareri Lake in Mcleodganj, explore Tibetan monasteries in Dharamshala in addition to relaxing by the Parvati River in Kasol. Ski through Kufri’s snow-covered slopes, golf at Naldehra’s scenic 18-hole course, or walk through pine-scented trails in Kasauli.
The packages include round-trip transfers, comfortable stays, guided sightseeing, meals, and on-trip assistance to keep everything smooth. You can also personalise your itinerary by adding stops like the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary or the beautiful wooden Tara Devi Temple.
With fresh mountain air, quiet trails, and snow-capped Dhauladhar peaks waiting for you, now is a great time to plan your getaway. So, book your Himachal tour packages from Ahmedabad and start your hill escape with Thrillophilia.
By Air: For your Himachal Pradesh trip from Ahmedabad, you can take connecting flights. It is the quickest way to reach Shimla Airport (SLV) where you fly from Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (AMD) via New Delhi and Jaipur. Airlines like Air India, IndiGo and Alliance Air operate on this route, and the total travel time is around 8-15 hours, depending on the layover.
The best time to visit depends on what kind of experience you are looking for, as Himachal Pradesh tour packages from Ahmedabad are available all year-round.
Summer (March to June): This duration of the year witnesses the highest number of tourists coming to Himachal. This is due to the pleasant weather with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 37°C. It is the perfect time to visit Shimla, Manali, Dalhousie, Kasauli, and Dharamshala. You can also go trekking in Triund, paragliding in Bir Billing, or attend events like the Hadimba Devi Fair along with Shimla Summer Festival.
Monsoon (July to September): Mild temperatures ranging between 15°C to 25°C with regular rainfall and high humidity. This is the ideal season to explore Chamba, Tirthan Valley, Barot, and Kasol while avoiding landslide-prone areas. You can also attend the Minjar Festival in Chamba, enjoy off-season hotel discounts, as well as lesser crowds.
Winter (October to February): During this stretch of the year, the cold weather with temperatures ranging between -5°C to 15°C and snowfall common in upper regions turn Himachal into a winter wonderland. It is the best time to visit Manali, Kufri, Narkanda, Khajjiar, and Rohtang Pass for snowy views. You can try skiing in Solang Valley, go snowboarding, or join the Winter Carnival in Shimla and Manali.
Here are the top places to visit in Himachal:
Mcleodganj: Trek to Triund or Kareri Lake for mountain views, visit Namgyal Monastery and Tsuglagkhang, explore Dharamkot and Bhagsu Nag, shop Tibetan crafts, and try thukpa and butter tea.
Kasol: You can trek to Kheerganga, Sar Pass, or Pin Parvati Pass, relax by the Parvati River, visit Malana to admire its unique culture as well as views of snow-covered peaks.
Dharamshala: Explore Tibetan monasteries like the Dalai Lama Temple and Namgyal Monastery, visit the Tibet Museum, relax at Dal Lake, apart from hiking to Bhagsu Waterfall.
Kasauli: You can walk the Gilbert Trail, ride the Timber Trail cable car, visit Monkey Point for valley views, explore Christ Church, tour Kasauli Brewery, as well as trek to Gurkha Fort.
Dalhousie: Trek to Dainkund Peak, walk through Khajjiar meadows, enjoy boating at Chamera Lake, explore Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, and visit Panchpula and Satdhara Falls for nature escapes.
Here are the top things to do in Himachal:
Indulge in Golfing at Naldehra: Golf at this an 18-hole course which is spread over 4,285 yards, set at 2,200 metres above sea level and is surrounded by cedar forests.
Go skiing through Kufri's hills: You can ski on the snow-covered slopes in Kufri, try heli-skiing, tobogganing, trekking, and enjoy winter sports at the amusement park.
Shop at Lakkar Bazaar: Buy woollens, Kullu shawls, wooden handicrafts, pashmina, and dry fruits at Lakkar Bazaar near The Ridge, and try the famous chole bhature at Sita Ram.
Stop by the Rashtrapati Niwas: Admire the Scottish-style architecture, walk through manicured gardens, and explore select grand rooms of the former Viceregal Lodge in Shimla.
Visit Tara Devi Temple: You can appreciate the Ashtadhatu idol, explore the wooden architecture, and enjoy peaceful views of valleys and forests.
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