Himalayan Hill-stations

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  Tour Operator  KE Adventure Travel

  India

 15 days (Bike: 10 days)

  476 km  (~48km per day)

 Active

Guided

Supported

Where the fertile North Indian plains meet the mountainous state of Himachal Pradesh, the hills rise abruptly to a picturesque snow-capped crest known as the Dhaula Dhar. Here, during the days of the British Raj, a number of hill-stations were established, such as Dharamsala and Shimla. Flying in to Amritsar, there is the chance to witness the Pakistan-India border closing ceremony at nearby Wagah, whilst our early morning visit to the Sikh religion's amazing gilded Golden Temple creates a magical first impression of India. Then, setting off on our bikes, we begin a similarly unforgettable ride through this historic region, from the cobbled streets and medieval houses of Pragpur, to Mcleodganj, home of the Dalai Lama.

Tour Information

From

Amritsar

To

Delhi

Cost From

Guided    Please Ask

Single Supplement

Available

Inclusions

Professional English-speaking bike leader
Airport transfers (on group arrival and departure days only)
All accommodation as described in the trip dossier
All meals throughout the trip
All land transport involved in the itinerary
One or more support vehicles
Baggage transfer

Exclusions

Travel insurance
Delhi Airport transfers (other than on group arrival and departure days)
Indian Visa
Tips for trek staff
Miscellaneous expenses - drinks and souvenirs etc
Bike Carriage on the flights - please check with your carrier for charges

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