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Discover the best weekend package for Himachal with our carefully curated Bir Billing & Barot Valley Tour Package (03 Nights / 04 Days). Designed for travellers seeking thrill and tranquility, this short Himachal tour combines adventure, culture and nature. Starting from Delhi or nearby areas, this is the perfect weekend holiday from Delhi for couples, families and adventure enthusiasts alike.
The journey begins at Bir Billing, India’s paragliding capital. Our exclusive paragliding package tour includes professional pilots and world-class safety measures for an unforgettable flight over the Dhauladhar ranges. Explore monasteries, cafes and scenic trails with our Palampur Adventure Package, offering a blend of serenity and adrenaline.
Next, unwind in the pristine Barot Valley, an offbeat Himachal tour gem famous for its trout streams, terraced fields and unspoiled nature. This hidden valley offers trekking, village walks and peaceful riverside stays, making it ideal for a refreshing escape.
Our Himachal adventure tour features comfortable stays, local sightseeing and guided experiences. This is not just a holiday but an immersive exploration of Himachal’s beauty. Whether you’re planning a family tour package for Himachal, a quick couple’s getaway, or seeking Palampur adventure tours, this itinerary suits all.
Choose this Bir Billing tour for paragliding thrills, Barot’s quiet charm and Palampur’s lush tea gardens — a seamless blend of adventure, leisure and authentic Himachali hospitality. Book now for the best Himachal tour package offering memories of a lifetime!
Included and Excluded
- 03 Nights stay with breakfast.
- Taxi vehicle for your tour as per itinerary.
- Services of well-trained driver,
- All transfers and sightseeing as per itinerary.
- All taxes and GST.
- Anything not mentioned in inclusion.
- Any personal expense.
- Any entry charges and camera fee.
- Any Insurance.
Highlights of the Tour
- Seek blessings at two Shakti Peeths: Baglamukhi Devi & Bajreshwari Devi temples.
- Visit ancient Baijnath Shiv Temple and peaceful Sherabling Monastery.
- Experience the charm of Bir, India’s paragliding capital.
- Explore untouched beauty at Rajgundha Valley.
- Enjoy scenic drives and relaxing evenings in Barot village.
- Visit a trout fish farm and walk through Himalayan forests.
- Ideal mix of spiritual, cultural, and offbeat experiences.
Itinerary
- Pickup from Chandigarh Airport / Railway Station and transfer to the Camp/ Hotel in Barot. (233 Kms approx. 6 hours)
- Enroute Visit Bhima Kali Temple in Mandi
- Reach your Hotel/ Camp in Barot and Check in to the Hotel.
- Overnight Stay & Dinner at Hotel in Barot.
- After Breakfast, check out from the Hotel/ Camp settle down your Luggages in the Vehicle, Visit and Explore the Trout fish farm in Barot and take a Leisurely Walk around the Valley situated aside the Uhl River.
- Proceed towards Bir enroute visit Rajgundha enjoy the Scenic and Picturesque views of Rajgundha Valley. Explore the Small Eateries take a walk along the village of Rajgundha.
- Reach Bir via Billing and Check in to your Hotel in Bir. Evening free at Leisure and Shopping.
- Overnight Stay & Dinner at Hotel in Bir.
- After Breakfast, proceed towards Sherabling Monastery, Reach the Monastery and enjoy the peaceful and serene environment around the Monastery.
- Later, Visit and witness the Historical Baijnath Shiv Temple.
- Return to Bir and Explore the Local market and cafes off Bir. Day free at Leisure and Shopping.
- In the evening enjoy the Sunset from the Chaugan / Take off site of Bir and Return to the Hotel.
- Overnight Stay & Dinner at Hotel in Bir.
After Breakfast, Check out from the Hotel and transfer to Chandigarh Airport / Railway Station.
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