Departure after breakfast from Delhi and lunch on the way or at Chandigrah. Check in the Hotel. After relax in the evening visit to the Rock garden and Sukhna lake and back to the hotel.(BLD/HOTEL)

Departure from the Chandigrah at 7:30 in the morning. Tea at Bilaspur with panoramic view of Govind Sagar Lake (Man made lake).Lunch at Mandi and evening reach at Manali (BLD/Hotel)

Mata Hadimba temple:-Constructed 550 years ago by Raja Bahadur singh took comamorate his victory.

Manu Temple:- It is believed that, the great Hindu law giver, after the great deluge, first stepped on the earth from the celestial boat at this place. The particular place/spot where he established his abode is the present Manali Village. Manali is thus regarded the changed name of Manu-Alaya. which means the Home of Manu. As a proof Manu Rishi Temple is located in Manali Village.

Vashishat Temple:- Vashishat Rishi Temple is located in Vashishat Village.Vashishat village is named after Vashishat Rishi. Rishi Vashishat was the Guru Of Pandvas. Hot Water springs are the main attraction also.

Tibetan Monasteries:- There are three newly constructed colourful Monasteries, two are located in the town, one at Chadhiyari and one at Aleo on left bank. Evening can be spent in the club house, where one can enjoy the indoor sports like Table tennis, Billiards, Badminton, Card Room and restaurant

After Breakfast drive from Manali to Keylong.On the way way beautiful place Kothi (2530Meters) is the last village of the valley.

Gulaba:- Penaromic view of the middle Himalaya ranges and is famous for the herbal plants. Drive further to the Marhi and to Rohtang pass. Height of Rohtang Pass is 3980 meters. F rom Rohtang pass amazing view of greater Himalaya and Chandra Valley. In Rohtang, one can do skiing, can play with snow and feel actual feeling of the snow..Drive from Rohtang to Keylong directly.BLD/Hotel Lunch at Keylong.

Trilokinath Temple(an exemplary place where Hindu and Buddhists preach together).and Mrikula Devi Temple(known for Remarkable wooden carving in Chandra Bhaga( Chinaav Valley can be a Good option .BLD/Hotel

A very interesting day where landscape changes and one can feel the majesty of the Himalaya. Before Baraalacha the view of Surajtaal (source of Bhaga River),Glaciers and the greater Himalaya is just ossam.
Lunch and rest at Sarchu camp. Exploration of surroundings of camp at Sarchu could be of great interest for summer.BLD/Camp

Amazing landscape, if lucky one can see Tangrol, Keyangs (fonna, Changpaas,(Trevel people of Himalayas on the way to Leh City)BLD/Hotel

Aclemetisatioon walk up to Shanti Satuppa ,Ladhakh palace.and back to the town afternoon visit Spituk Gompa. BLD/Hotel

Visit to Tshey,Thigchey,Hemmis Monestries If time permits walk up to Gotsang.(visit of These monasteries give a glimpse of Buddhism how it is developed in this region and became the way of life. One can also see the wonderful panoramic view of Indus valley from these monestries. BLD/Hotel

Visit to Alchi Likir and Lamayuru Monestries.(Drive along the Indus River one can also opt for river rafting in the Indus River) BLD/ Hotel.

After breakfast drive from Leh to Kargil.BLD/Hotel

On the way, Pathar Sahib Gurudwara built by Buddhist Lamas nearly five centuries ago to commemorate the visit of Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh religion, to Ladakh, the Gurudwara Pathar Sahib is visited by Hindu and Sikh devotees, besides tourists.

Baba Guru Nanak, who visited the region around 1516 A.D, came to know about the problem and decided to bless them with his sermons.

Locals welcomed him with open arms. His growing popularity angered the demon and in a fit of rage, he decided to kill Guru Nanak with so large boulder.

The boulder, however, turned into wax as soon as it touched Guru Nanak.
"Thinking the Sikh Guru must have got killed by the boulder, the demon appeared only to be shocked to find Guru Nanak Dev meditating. He pushed the boulder with his right foot, but as it had already melted into wax, his foot got embedded in it. Realising, Guru's enormous powers, the demon fell at his feet and sought forgiveness," said Rajender Singh, the caretaker of the Gurudwara.

Since then, resident Lamas revere the boulder and offer prayers to it.
The region has a sizeable Sikh population and devotees visit the site to have their wishes fulfilled.

& Chamba Murti Temple to be visited

The origin of the name Kargil is thought to have come from the combined words of 'Khar' and 'rKil', with the Khar portion being defined as standing for the term of Castle, and rKil stands for the centre. When the two words are combined, it means the spot that is in between two castles. This is fitting for Kargil because the district is actually located between the two countries.
The other name theory is that Kargil came about with the combined words of 'Gar' and 'Khil'. The word of Gar being of the local language spoken, and it stands for 'Anywhere'. The word Khil has the meaning 'of a central spot that individuals are welcome to stay'.

Mulbek Gompa: Approximately 45 km. away is the Buddhist Monastery of Mulbek Gompa. In Mulbek-Chamba Highway, there is the fabulous 9 meter high sculpture done in rock of the Buddha Maitreya

Wakha (Rigyal) is a twin village of Mulbekh. It has nunnery (Chomo-Gompa) – called the Jungchup Chosling monastery, very close to the highway. If you are traveling from Leh, Wakha comes just before Mulbekh, it is located in the Wakha river valley

Shargole Monestry: Shargole is another 10 Kms ahead of Mulbekh, or 35 km, before Kargil, it's small but old Ge-Lugs Pa Buddhist monastery has fellow but interesting frescoes. Inside the Gompa is an icon of an Avalokiteswar. There in the Gompa is also three images of Tara, caved in wood by Tibetan artists. It just out of a brown, granite cliff and appears as if it is suspended in the middle of the mountain. This architectural quirk makes it an object of curiosity among local people, too. The panoramic view from the verandah of the “cantilever monastery” is stunning and helps the worshipper concentrate better. There is a tiny Buddhist nunnery below.BLD/Hotel

Drive from Kargil to Srinagar. After early breakfast depart to Srinagar.On the way visit Sohnmarg. At 2740 Mts. 95 kms. from Srinagar is the last major town before Ladakh and an excellent base for trekking. Also known as “Meadow of Gold” which could drive from the spring flowers or from strategic trading position it enjoys. Sonamarg has a wild mountain beauty. After Lunch drive to Srinagar. Enjoy Shikhara ride on Dal Lake and visit to floating/ vegetable gardens, Nehru Place, Char Chinar etc Dinner and Overnight stay at houseboat.

After early breakfast leave by car to see the famous

Mughal Gardens, Shalimar Gardens and the Cheshma Shahi (The Royal Spring) built by Shah Jahan in 1636 AD, Nishat Bagh (The Garden of Pleasure) laid out by Jahangir for his beloved Noor Jahan in 1632 AD. Round off the trip with a visit to the Oriental Kashmir Carpet factory. Lunch at houseboats. After lunch and a brief rest, leave by car for half day sightseeing of Srinagar City visiting the Hari Parbat Fort, Jama Masjid (the Great Mosque built in 1313 AD) the old bazaar on the banks of the Jhelum and the Shah Hamdan Shrine.Dinner and overnight stay on Houseboats

After breakfast leave by car for full day trip to Gulmarg (The Meadow of Flowers) at 2730 meters above sea level and which is one of the best ski slopes in the world. Gulmarg is also home to one of the highest 18 hole golf courses in the world and offers a splendid view of the Nanga Parbat Peak (the fifth highest mountain of the world) There is also a option for a short trip up to Khilanmarg by the Gandola cable car. Overnight stay and dinner at houseboats.

Morning drive to Pahalgam (the valley of shepherds), en route, visiting saffron fields and Awantipura ruins (1100 years old temple of lord Vishnu built by king Awantivarman, enjoy the beautiful countryside on the way. Drive through the pine forest, on arrival in Pahalgam walk along pony trails with a magnificent view of Mountains, evening drive to Srinagar. Stay overnight at Srinagar.
Overnight at houseboat.

Distance(166 Kms) After breakfast drive to Jammu.In the evening time visit to Ragunath Temple

Raghunath Temple: Amongst the temples in Jammu, the Raghunath Mandir takes pride of place being situated right in the heart of the city. This temple is situated at the city center and was built in 1857. Work on the temple was started by Maharaja Gulab Singh, founder of the Kingdom of Jammu and Kashmir, in 1835 AD and was completed by his son Maharaja Ranbir Singh in 1860 AD. The inner walls of the main temple are covered with gold sheet on three sides. There are many galleries with lakhs of saligrams. The surrounding Temples are dedicated to various Gods and Goddesses connected with the epic Ramayana. This temple consists of seven shrines, each with a tower of its own. It is the largest temple complex in northern India. Though 130 years old, the complex is remarkable for sacred scriptures, one of the richest collections of ancient texts and manuscripts in its library. Its arches, surface and niches are undoubtedly influenced by Mughal architecture while the interiors of the temple are plated with gold. The main sanctuary is dedicated to Lord Vishnu's eighth incarnation and Dogras' patron deity, the Rama. It also houses a Sanskrit Library containing rare Sanskrit manuscripts. BLD/Hotel

After breakfast drive from Jammu to Amritsar.BLD/Hotel

Sri Harmandir Sahib, also known as Sri Darbar Sahib or Golden Temple, (on account of its scenic beauty and golden coating for English speaking world), is named after Hari (God) the temple of God. The Sikhs all over the world, daily wish to pay visit to Sri Amritsar and to pay obeisance at Sri Harmandir Sahib in their Ardas. Guru Arjan Sahib, the Fifth Nanak, conceived the idea of creating a central place of worship for the Sikhs and he himself designed the architecture of Sri Harmandir Sahib

After Lunch visit Durgiana Temple.

The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre alternatively known as the Amritsar Massacre, was named after the Jallianwala Bagh (Garden) in the northern Indian city of Amritsar where, on April 13, 1919, 90 British Indian Army soldiers under the command of Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer opened fire on an unarmed gathering of men, women and children. The firing lasted for 10 to 15 minutes, until the soldiers ran out of ammunition.Official British Raj sources placed the fatalities at 379, and with 1100 wounded. Civil Surgeon Dr. Smith indicated that there were 1,526 casualties

Durgiana Temple is a premier Hindu temple of Punjab (India) situated in the city of Amritsar. This temple derives its name from the Goddess Durga and it is also called by the name of Lakshmi Narayan Temple

The temple was constructed by Guru Harsai Mal Kapoor on the pattern of the Golden Temple and it is located near the Lohgarh gate. It is sometimes called Silver temple for its carved silver doors. The temple complex has some historic temples such as Sita Mata and Bara Hanuman.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum: -After noon visit Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum at company bagh. Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum is situated in the middle of a beautiful garden Ram Bagh, in Amritsar. It is named after Maharaja Ranjit Singh - one of the outstanding rulers of Punjab. On display are a fine collection of oil paintings, miniatures, coins, weapons and arms and amours. Also preserved here is the wreath placed by Queen Elizabeth.

Wagah is the only road border crossing between India and Pakistan, and lies on the Grand Trunk Road between the cities of Amritsar, India and Lahore, Pakistan. Wagah itself is a village through which the controversial Radcliffe Line was drawn. The village was divided by independence in 1947. Today, the eastern half of the village remains in India whilst the western half is in Pakistan.

Jawans (Soldiers) from Indian Border Security Force ..and Pakistani Rangers ..Standing side by side at the Border Closing Ceremonial Drill at ..Wagah Border Check Post. The Ceremony is a unique, spectacular and charged with emotions. It is a memorable experience...Thousands of people throng to witness this drill. Note the two different uniforms of the Indian soldiers ( In khaki ) & and the Pakistani soldiers in Black. Both countries soldiers parade at 4.30 PM everyday that is the main thrilling moment of day BLD /Hotel