Kinnaur Tour Packages from Vijayawada

As you enter Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, mountain cool soon accosts, and colonial charm greets you. The wide open space known as The Ridge offers panoramic views of the mountains all around; a walk on Mall Road gets you into lively markets, cafes, and stores selling handicrafts. Christ Church is said to be one of the oldest churches in North India, and the neo-Gothic architecture talks for itself. Annandale provides perfect backdrops for a quiet sojourn, under greenery canopies, and is combined with the thoughtful Army Heritage Museum. It is followed by a visit to the Kali Bari Temple, which is devoted to Goddess Kali. The night's halt is in Shimla.

The drive from Shimla to Kotgarh is just teeming with wonderful visions of pine forests and terraced apple orchards. Kotgarh used to be called the 'Apple Bowl of India.' It is an extremely quiet place and very cute in appearance, though some of the landscapes are breathtaking. A visit to St. Mary's Church reflects the colonial-era architecture, therefore leaving its legacy upon the region as a gift. The refreshing way to walk through sprawling apple orchards is delicious as visitors get to taste fresh apples and locally made apple cider. Tani Jubbar Lake is a hidden treasure. It is a quiet place enveloped in dense forests and is ideal for a peaceful retreat. It ends with an overnight stay in a traditional Himachali homestay under the apple trees.

Travel deeper into the mountains, and reach the small village named Sarahan but rich in culture. The prime attraction here is the Bhimakali Temple, which is an ancient wooden temple, well-dressed in the intricacy of Himachali architecture. This sacred temple is both Hindu and Buddhist's most significant worship places. Another great attraction in the vicinity is the Sarahan Bird Sanctuary, which is the shelter for the rare monal pheasant, the state bird of Himachal Pradesh. Hawa Ghar, being a short uphill walk, is a viewpoint offering very beautiful sunset views. History enthusiasts can visit the King's Palace, a marvelous architecture. It talks of the royal past of Sarahan. Day Ends by spending the night at the tranquilest mountain village.

After the picturesque trek through Sarahan, Rakcham, an undiscovered paradise is due west of Sangla and Chitkul in Baspa Valley. Simply driving on the Baspa Valley road can be an exhilarating experience amidst such breathtaking scenes of some of the most glorious green meads and towering ranges. The offbeat Himalayan experience is being provided by Rakcham Village with its wooden houses and serene atmosphere. A leisurely walk by the Baspa River acquires marvelous sights, and visitors can just relax in the lap of nature. "Bering Nag Temple is a small temple in reverence to Lord Shiva, so it gives that spiritual touch to the day's journey," says Dhulia. "Rakcham has no commercial footprints, so for nature lovers, it's the perfect retreat."

The driving from Rakcham is all mountainous and the range changes constantly while coming through Kinnaur Kailash. There is more in Kalpa, including a thrilling visit to Suicide Point, which is a cliff with deep gorge views and Roghi Village is one of the well-known places, where the traditional Kinnauri people still reside in wooden houses, complete with their local vibrant culture. The beautiful wooden Narayan-Nagini Temple opens the way to the religious heritage of Kinnaur. Sunset sets to cast a superb glance of the golden rays falling upon Kinnaur Kailash Peak, bringing the end to the day's night of serene sleep at Kalpa.

A road drive from Kalpa to Tabo unfolds to visitors the sparsely scenic vistas of the arid but ravishing valley of Spiti. Tabo has one of the oldest continuously functioning Buddhist monasteries in the world, Tabo Monastery. Here one can see ancient murals and Buddhist scriptures along with more than a thousand years old prayer halls. Further ahead, at Cave Monasteries, lie the meditation caves where monks used to spend time in spiritual isolation for centuries. Short Detour to Gue Monastery: The magnificent view of the naturally preserved mummy of a Buddhist monk at Gue Monastery, 500 years plus. The stillness of the air in Tabo makes it a perfect place for introspection and recharging.

Conclusion to the tour as you travel back to Shimla. The return journey may afford time to visit more of the unknown scenery, take a last look at the Himalayas, and think over the fantastic experiences of the last week. On arrival in Shimla, customers can go to the local markets, indulge in some last-minute shopping, or simply relax as they prepare to head back home. It ends up in unforgettable memories of breathtaking landscapes, cultural encounters, and serene moments with the Himalayas by their lap.
 
The Kinnaur Packages from Vijayawada is specifically designed for the ones who are looking to experience the virgin beauty of Himachal Pradesh. From charming villages to ancient monasteries and from snow-clad mountains to serene rivers, this tour can offer something that is truly unforgettable and unique. Be it a nature lover, an adventure enthusiast, or a spiritual seeker, this trip has something in store for everyone.

Book your Kinnaur from Vijayawada tour package now and have the journey of your lifetime through the heart of Himalayas!