Escape Chennai’s sea-swept vibes to experience the refreshing mountain breeze with Thrillophilia’s specially curated Himachal Pradesh tour packages from Chennai. These Himachal Pradesh tour packages are ideal for families, honeymooners, or solo travellers whether you want to paraglide over Solang Valley, raft through the Beas river in Kullu, or trek up to Triund in Dharamshala. Each package includes round-trip transfers, handpicked accommodations, guided tours, daily meals, and 24/7 assistance for a hassle-free hill escape.
You can also customise your itinerary as per your preference and add activities like trekking to the beautiful Prashar Lake, or exploring folk heritage at Manali's Museum of Himachal Culture. Relax by the Dal Lake or explore the quiet forest paths of Chail, if you desire a laid-back experience. So why wait? Go ahead and book Thrillophilia’s Himachal Pradesh tour packages from Chennai today to witness the beauty of Himachal’s snowy peaks and pine forests.
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For your Himachal Pradesh trip from Chennai, you can take connecting flights. It is the quickest way to reach Shimla Airport (SLV) where you fly from Chennai International Airport (MAA) in Hyderabad via Patna, Durgapur, Ranchi, New Delhi, Varanasi, and Hyderabad. Airlines like Air India, IndiGo as well as Alliance Air operate on this route, and the total travel time is around 9-25 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 Chennai are available year-round.
Pleasant weather with temperatures ranging from 22°C to 37°C, warm days and cooler nights. It is the perfect time to visit Shimla, Manali, Dalhousie, Kasauli, as well as 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 along with Kasol while avoiding landslide-prone areas. You can also attend the Minjar Festival in Chamba, and enjoy off-season hotel discounts, and lesser crowds.
Cold weather with temperatures ranging between 0°C to 15°C, snowfall common in upper regions. 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 as well as Manali.
Here are some of the best places in Himachal Pradesh:
1. Dalhousie: You can walk through Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, picnic at Panchpula, visit Satdhara Falls, other than enjoying adventure sports like zorbing as well as paragliding in Khajjiar.
2. Dharamshala: Explore Tsuglagkhang Complex in McLeodganj, trek to Triund Hill, visit Bhagsunag Temple and Waterfall, relax at Dal Lake, besides shopping for souvenirs at Kotwali Bazaar.
3. Manali: You can do paragliding at Solang Valley, raft through the Beas River, trek to Jogni Falls, visit Hadimba Temple, and shop for souvenirs at Mall Road.
4. Kullu: You can trek to Bhrigu Lake, Hampta Pass or Deo Tibba Base Camp, raft in the Beas River, visit Great Himalayan National Park, other than exploring Bijli Mahadev Temple.
5. Shimla: Walk along Mall Road, visit colonial landmarks like Christ Church, hike to Jakhoo Temple, ride the Kalka-Shimla Toy Train, apart from skiing in Kufri.
Here are some of the best things to do in Himachal Pradesh:
1. Explore Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art: You can see antique Himachali masks, musical instruments, weapons, and traditional costumes apart from learning about the state’s rural lifestyle.
2. Visit the Kangra Fort: Walk through Ahani and Amiri Darwaza, visit Lakshmi Narayan and Ambika Devi temples, climb to Sheesh Mahal to admire views of rivers as well as valleys from the watchtower.
3. Visit Kareri Lake: Walk up to the Dhauladhar range, camp by the high-altitude glacial lake, and try Tyrolean Traversing across streams for a rewarding alpine adventure.
4. Walk around Chail: You can explore the Chail Palace, trek to Kali Ka Tibba, spot wildlife at Chail Sanctuary, and see the world’s highest cricket ground at 2,444 metres.
5. Stop by Prashar Lake: Trek through cedar forests to reach the lake, witness its floating island, visit the 13th-century Parashar temple, apart from enjoying spectacular Himalayan views at 2,730 metres near Mandi.
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