Trade the lively streets of Amritsar for the pine-covered slopes with Thrillophilia’s Himachal Pradesh tour packages from Amritsar. Whether you are into trekking, river rafting, temple hopping, or just soaking up the mountain peace, there is something here for everyone.
You can glide through the skies in Bir Billing, walk the forest trails to Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, or raft along the rapids of the Sutlej River near Tattapani. Explore ancient monasteries in Kaza, wander through the Ridge in Shimla, or unwind by riverside camps in Jibhi. Each Himachal Pradesh tour package comes with round-trip transfers, handpicked stays, guided tours, meals, as well as 24/7 support to make your journey hassle-free. If you want more, you can also personalise your trip by adding a visit to Malana, trek to Bijli Mahadev, or seek blessings at Jakhoo Temple.
With fresh trails and cooler climes just a drive away, book your Himachal tour packages from Amritsar today to experience the hills like never before with Thrillophilia.
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For your Himachal Pradesh trip from Amritsar you can take connecting flights. It is the quickest way to reach Shimla Airport (SLV) where you fly from Amritsar’s Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International Airport via Mumbai, and New Delhi. Airlines like Air India, and IndiGo operate on this route, and the total travel time is around 5-25 hours, depending on the layovers.
The best time to visit depends on what kind of experience you are looking for, as Himachal Pradesh tour packages from Amritsar are available all year-round.
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, along with Dharamshala. You can also go trekking in Triund, paragliding in Bir Billing, or attend events like the Hadimba Devi Fair and Shimla Summer Festival.
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, as well as Kasol while avoiding landslide-prone areas. You can also attend the Minjar Festival in Chamba, and enjoy off-season hotel discounts apart from lesser crowds.
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 some of the best places in Himachal Pradesh:
1. Kullu: You can trek to Bijli Mahadev, raft in the Beas River, paraglide over valleys, visit temples like Raghunath and Jagannath Devi, and attend the lively Kullu Dussehra festival.
2. Bir Billing: Glide over the Dhauladhar ranges with paragliding from Billing to Bir, explore Tibetan monasteries, bike through tea gardens, and visit the peaceful Tibetan Colony.
3. Jibhi: You can camp by the Tirthan River, trek to Jibhi Waterfall and Jalori Pass, visit Serolsar Lake and Chaini Kothi, explore Raghupur Fort, and enjoy trout fishing and village homestays.
4. Kaza: Visit Key Monastery for spectacular views, explore Langza, Hikkim, and Kibber villages, trek through Spiti’s barren trails along with camping under starry skies.
5. Malana: You can explore tea gardens while enjoying views of Dhauladhar mountains, visit Baijnath Temple and Tashi Jong Monastery in addition to relaxing by Neugal Khadd.
Here are some of the best things to do in Himachal Pradesh:
1. Reach the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary via Hike: Trek through forest trails, spot Himalayan Monal and Eurasian jay, walk among pines and firs, and enjoy stream views flowing toward the Ravi River.
2. Visit Chamunda Devi Temple: You can trek to the 16th-century to admire its wood-carved architecture and silver-sheet detailing besides visiting the cave shrine of Nandikeshwar, and picking wooden toys from handicraft centres.
3. Explore Shimla Ridge: Walk along The Ridge to admire colonial architecture, sip coffee at hill cafés, visit Scandal Point, explore Lakkar Bazaar, and attend Shimla’s lively Summer Festival.
4. Indulge in River rafting: You can go rafting on the Sutlej River using inflatable rubber rafts from Chabba to Tattapani which is a 12 km stretch with thrilling rapids.
5. Seek blessings at Jakhoo Temple: Take a 2 kilometre trek from The Ridge to visit the tallest Hanuman statue at Jakhoo Temple, explore the Deodar forest, and see the spot linked to Hanuman’s journey for Sanjeevani.
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