Delhi-Agra-Kullu-Manali College Tour Package

History and culture mean that India is as diverse as a country and what India has to offer is few and far between. In this package offered by Himalayan Mystery; each place has its own peak and charm. This itinerary has been carefully designed to take you to the most popular cities: the capital of the country Delhi, the Mughal capital Agra and the beautiful state of Himachal Pradesh. The itinerary includes Delhi, Agra, Shimla, Kufri, Kullu, Manali and Solang Valley. This package is a perfect blend of cultural, scenic and adventure holidays, carefully designed to let you explore all the wonderful places. Winter is with you and as we all know winter is about cold and breezy mornings, hot tea and coffee, the most loved winter fleece and most importantly vacations and holidays. With our Agra Simra Manali holiday package in Delhi, you will enjoy the winter season like never before. This is our commitment. These places are known for their beautiful landscapes, pleasant climate, many activities and tourists. Let’s have a brief look at each site:

Symbolic of the country’s rich past and prosperous present, Delhi is a city where the ancient meets the modern. It is a place that not only touches your heart, but also makes your heart race. Home to millions of dreams, the city has an unprecedented role in turning dreams into reality, bringing people closer and inspiring them. All this is combined with the best of a modern city, such as a metro system, bustling markets and great food options. Past and present blend seamlessly, making age-old monuments a part of everyday life in the city. Delhi is a product of history. The story of this city is as old as the Mahabharata epic, where the city was called Indraprastha and was once home to the Pandavas. Over the centuries, eight other cities arose near Indraprastha: Lalkot, Siri, Dimpana, Kira Rai Pithola, Ferozabad, Jahanpa Nagar, Tughlaqabad and Shahjahanabad. Many nations rose and fell here. Famous dynasties whose capital was Delhi include the Tughlaqs, Khiljis and Mughals. With its narrow streets, ancient forests and colourful bazaars, the beautiful past of Old Delhi can still be seen today. Rickshaws snake through the bustling, bustling Mughal capital, where life continues as it did centuries ago. It is home to three World Heritage Sites – the Qutub Minar, the Red Fort and Humayun’s Tomb – that have stood for centuries and are a reminder of the architectural imagination of the ancient king. Delhi City Centre reflects Delhi’s colonial past with its tree-lined streets and beautiful buildings such as the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Parliament Building and the India Gate. Several museums offer a glimpse into the country’s beautiful history.