Vaishnodevi Dharamshala Himachal Tour

Early morning Enjoy delicious breakfast, and proceed for Mata Vaishno Devi Bhawan. And back to Katra after darshans. Overnight stay at Katra.

After breakfast drive to Dharamshala. On arrival check-in at hotel Rest of the day free for independent activities. Overnight at hotel

After breakfast, visit Dal lake, Bhagsu water falls and Tibetan Monastery. In the afternoon, visit Naddi village which affords a magnificent view of Dhauladhar mountain range to the north and the vast expanse of lush Kangra valley to the south. This place is situated far away from the hustle and bustle of the Mcleodganj market and provides complete peace of mind. Back to Dharamshala/Mcleodgang in the evening. Explore the local market and have shopping of Tibetian items. Overnight stay at Dharamshala/Mcleodganj.

After Breakfast Proceed for Chamunda Devi: It is an enchanting spot with glorious views of the mountains, the Baner Khud, Pathiar and Lahla forests. 15-km from Dharamshala a tiny village of Dadh on Palampur road is the famous temple dedicated to Goddess Chamunda Devi. On reaching the temple a glorious view of Dhaula Dhar on three sides and 'Baner Khud' flowing alongside the temple. The temple has artistic carvings on its lintel, pillars and the ceiling

Brijeshwari: The Brajeshwari Devi Temple is located in main Kangra city and has achieved a reputation for wealth, in gold, pearls and diamonds and tempted many invaders over centuries. Brijeshwari Temple Known once for its legendary wealth of diamonds and pearls, this temple was subject to successive depredation by invaders from the North. Brijeshwari temple also finds place among the 51 Shakti Peeths in Himachal. Overnight at hotel

After Breakfast Visist Jwalamukhi. Jwalamukhi: (The Flaming Goddess) recognized as one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of India, Jwalamukhi Devi Temple, tended by the followers of Goraknath, is set against a cliff. The picturesque temple, built against a wooded spur, in the Indo-Sikh style, has a dome that was gilded by Mughal Emperor Akbar. An eternally burning flame that issues from a hollow rock in the sanctum is considered the manifestation of the goddess Devi
Chintpurni: A winding road goes up to the temple dedicated to 'Bhagwati Chinmastika' or Goddess 'Chintpurni' who grants all wishes
Pragpur: The little village of Paragpur in Kangra's sylvan tracts has an endearing beauty. Narrow cobbled lanes flow past old houses, and flowering Bougainvillea drape their colors over Pipal and Banyan trees. And to the north, the snow clad Dhauladhars ranges frame this picture of pastoral beauty. Overnight at hotel

After breakfast drive to Chandigarh en-route visiting Naina Devi Yatra : According to legend, Lord Shiva's consort Sati once burnt herself alive in Yagna to avenge an insult to Lord Shiva. The distraught Shiva picked her corpse and gyrated his horrified dance. Then Lord Vishnu unleashed his Chakra and cut the Sati's body into fifty one pieces to save the earth from Shiva's wrath. All the fifty one places - where parts of Sati's body fell, became known as Shakti Peeths. Overnight stay at Hotel

After breakfast proceed for Mansa Devi Temple: A typical example of North Indian architecture Mansa Devi Temple, lying in Bilaspur village, about three kilometers east of Mani Majra in Chandigarh, has two temples dedicated to the goddess. It is believed that the older temple was built by the ruler of Mani Majra. After Darshan Drop at Airport or Railway station for your Return Journey.