Skyhike's 8-day trip takes you on a thrilling ride through breathtaking landscapes, ancient monasteries, and vibrant markets.
First, we'll explore Shimla's picturesque hills, surrounded by the majestic Himalayas. Then, we'll veer off the beaten path to Chitkul, the last village on the Indo-China border, where stunning scenes and rugged mountains await.
Next, we'll ascend to Nako village, a tranquil haven 3600 meters above sea level. Here, we’ll be exploring ancient monasteries, vibrant markets, and serene Nako Lake, and soak up the peaceful atmosphere.
Our journey then winds through Lahaul and Spiti's breathtaking valleys, past ancient monasteries, charming villages, and majestic lakes. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and warm hospitality of the locals.
At Chandrataal Lake, you can take a leisurely stroll, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and let the majestic Himalayan views leave you awestruck.
Finally, we'll roll into Manali, a picturesque hill station with plenty to explore. Here you’ll discover local markets, visit the famous Hadimba Temple, or unwind along the Beas River.
Throughout our journey, we'll take care of every detail, providing comfortable accommodations, delicious food, and plenty of breaks. Our experienced team will ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. You'll return home with unforgettable memories, stunning photos, and a newfound appreciation for the Himalayas.
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Chitkul Village: The last village on the Indo-China border, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas and a serene atmosphere.
Nako Lake: A tranquil high-altitude lake surrounded by lush forests and ancient monasteries, perfect for leisurely walks and interaction with locals.
Key Monastery: An ancient monastery and religious training center for Lamas, housing Buddha idols and ancient books.
Dhankar Valley: A stunning valley with a monastery listed as one of the world's 100 most endangered monuments, offering enchanting views.
Chandrataal Lake: A breathtakingly beautiful lake renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and majestic Himalayan views, perfect for photography and relaxation
Delhi is well-connected by all modes of transportation, including flights, trains, and buses. Here's how you can reach Delhi from anywhere in India:
By Air: Indira Gandhi International Airport, DEL
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport is one of the busiest airports in India and is well-connected to major cities across the country. You can take a direct flight to Delhi from almost any major city in India. Once you arrive, you can hire a taxi, use ride-sharing services, or take the metro to reach your destination in Delhi.
By Train: New Delhi Railway Station, NDLS
New Delhi Railway Station is a major hub in India's railway network. Trains from all parts of the country, including express and superfast trains, connect to this station. Traveling by train to Delhi is convenient and cost-effective. Other major railway stations in Delhi include Old Delhi Railway Station (DLI) and Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station (NZM).
By Bus: Inter-State Bus Terminals (ISBTs)
Delhi has several major bus terminals, including Kashmere Gate ISBT, Anand Vihar ISBT, and Sarai Kale Khan ISBT. These bus terminals are well-connected to cities and towns across India. You can choose from government-run buses or private bus operators based on your preference for amenities and budget.
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