Himachal Pradesh Tour Packages

Tour Operators in Himachal Pradesh — Dev Bhoomi of Peaks, Valleys & Sacred Shrines

As leading tour operators in Himachal Pradesh, Tour Venture India brings you closer to one of India's most beloved Himalayan states. Our Himachal Pradesh tour packages span the full spectrum of what this mountain paradise offers — from the colonial elegance of Shimla's Mall Road and the adventure-soaked streets of Manali to the mystical cold desert of Spiti Valley, the Tibetan spiritual haven of Dharamshala and the lush apple orchards of Kullu. Himachal Pradesh (Dev Bhoomi — Land of Gods) lives up to its divine name at every turn.

Shimla, the Queen of Hills at 2,206 m, was the summer capital of British India and remains the state's most beloved destination — Christ Church (1857), the Ridge, Jakhu Temple (Lord Hanuman, 2,455 m), the Mall Road's Victorian architecture and the narrow-gauge Kalka–Shimla Railway (UNESCO World Heritage) that winds through 102 tunnels and 864 bridges from the plains. Manali, the adventure capital of Himachal, combines the spiritual (Hadimba Devi Temple in a 1,000-year-old deodar forest, Vashisht hot springs) with the thrilling — Rohtang Pass (3,978 m), Solang Valley paragliding and skiing, Beas River rafting and the legendary Manali–Leh highway through the world's highest motorable roads.

Dharamshala's McLeod Ganj is the residence of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and the seat of the Tibetan government-in-exile — making it a unique destination that blends Tibetan Buddhism, Kangra Pahari art, colonial British hill station architecture and the spectacular Dhauladhar mountain range backdrop. The Triund trek (2,875 m) above McLeod Ganj offers some of the most accessible yet breathtaking Himalayan panoramas in India. Spiti Valley, the cold desert at 3,800–4,500 m, is Himachal's most dramatic landscape — a moonscape of ochre mountains, ancient Buddhist monasteries (Key, Tabo — 1,000 years old, Dhankar perched on a cliff) and villages like Langza (fossil village) and Hikkim (world's highest post office).

Dalhousie's Khajjiar meadow — officially recognised as the Mini Switzerland of India in 1992 — is a circular green expanse at 1,920 m surrounded by deodar forests with a small lake at the centre. The Parvati Valley at Kasol, Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara (holy hot springs sacred to Sikhs and Hindus), Kheerganga hot spring trek, Tosh and Chalal are the preferred destinations for trekkers and backpackers from across the world. Great Himalayan National Park (Kullu, UNESCO World Heritage) protects the western Himalayan ecosystem with snow leopard, brown bear, western tragopan and over 375 animal species.