⚠️ Prices are quoted per person , based on a minimum of two travelers.(customizable for 3 or more travelers)

Route : Chandigarh/Delhi/Dehardun → Shimla  → Sangla → Chandigarh/Delhi/Dehradun

Duration :  5 Days / 4 Night

Style : Holi Special

⚠️ All local and intercity transfers will be provided by private cab after your arrival in Shimla

🚗 Private Cab Charges: ₹9,500 extra from Delhi / ₹7,000 from Chandigarh (optional)

PICK  & DROP  POINTS : ISBT Kashmere Gate Delhi, Volvo Bus Stand Chandigarh, Dehradun (For Volvo Travelers)

For Luxury Travelers : Any railway station Delhi, IGI Airport Delhi,  ISBTs Delhi, International Airport Chandigarh, Railway Station Chandigarh, ISBT 43 & 17, Dehradun, Anywhere in Himachal Pradesh

🚌 Day 1: Delhi/Chandigarh/Dehradun → Shimla (Overnight Volvo Journey)

Begin your journey from Delhi/Chandigarh/Dehradhun as you board a comfortable Volvo bus in the evening. Enjoy the smooth ride as the city lights fade and the cool mountain air greets you.

🛏 Overnight Journey by Volvo

🌄 Day 2: Shimla → Sangla Valley (Approx. 230 km / 8–9 hrs)

Arrive in Shimla early morning, where our representative will meet you. After a short fresh-up, begin your drive to Sangla, one of Himachal’s most scenic valleys nestled in Kinnaur.

The route winds through pine forests, terraced fields, and mountain villages along the Satluj River, crossing Rampur, Jeori, and Karcham before entering the Baspa Valley.

By evening, reach Sangla, surrounded by apple orchards and snow-draped peaks. Check into your riverside camp or wooden cottage, and unwind by the Baspa River.

🍽 Meals: Dinner
🏨 Stay: Camp / Hotel in Sangla

🌸 Day 3: Sangla Holi Special

Full Day Holi – Holi in Sangla is unlike anywhere else in India — a soulful blend of joy, tradition, and mountain simplicity. Here, the festival is not just about colours, but about community, connection, and celebration with nature.

As the apple orchards begin to bloom and snow still caps the higher peaks, Sangla transforms into a valley of life. Villagers gather in vibrant traditional attire, playing Holi with dry organic colours, flowers, and music instead of chemical powders.

The air fills with the rhythm of Kinnauri drums (dhol, nagara) and the soft chants of local folk songs. Men and women dance in circles, performing traditional Nati — the folk dance of Himachal — with infectious laughter and slow, graceful movements.

Visitors are often welcomed warmly to join in, share local food, and experience the genuine hospitality of the Kinnauri people. The festival is celebrated not only as a symbol of colour and joy, but also as a tribute to the arrival of spring, marking the end of the harsh winter months.

During Holi, Sangla feels timeless — snow peaks above, green valleys below, and bursts of colour and music echoing between them.

🏞️ Day 4: Explore Sangla Valley While Celebrating Holi

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and a relaxed morning in Sangla Valley, known for its calm atmosphere and cultural charm.
Visit:

• Kamru Fort – ancient tower temple dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya

• Baspa Riverfront – perfect for walks or peaceful reflection

• Local Village Trails – interact with the kind Kinnauri people and witness traditional wooden architecture

Spend your evening sipping tea overlooking the valley as the sun paints the peaks golden.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
🏨 Stay: Camp / Hotel in Sangla

🌅 Day 5: Sangla → Shimla → Delhi/Chandigarh/Dehradun (Return Journey)

After breakfast, it’s time to bid farewell to the valley. Drive back to Shimla, where you’ll board your Volvo bus to Delhi/Chandigarh/Shimla by evening.

Arrive in Delhi next morning with beautiful memories of the Kinnaur Himalayas — of crisp air, wooden villages, and quiet riverside sunsets.