✅ 1. Raghunath Temple
One of the most important temples in Kullu, dedicated to Lord Rama. It’s a spiritual and cultural centerpiece, especially during the famous Kullu Dussehra festival.
✅ 2. Bijli Mahadev Temple
Located at an altitude of 2,460 meters, this ancient Shiva temple offers panoramic views of the Kullu and Parvati valleys. A short trek leads to the shrine, which is believed to attract divine lightning that shatters its Shiva lingam — later restored with butter by priests.
✅ 3. Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) – UNESCO World Heritage Site
A haven for trekkers, wildlife lovers, and eco-tourists. This vast protected area features alpine meadows, dense forests, and rare species like snow leopards, Himalayan tahrs, and musk deer.
✅ 4. Parvati Valley & Kasol
Just an hour from Kullu, this valley is a favorite among backpackers. Kasol, known as “Mini Israel,” offers scenic riverside cafes, forest trails, and access to treks like Kheerganga and Tosh.
✅ 5. Manikaran Sahib
Famous for its hot springs and Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib, this spiritual town is sacred to both Sikhs and Hindus. The natural geothermal heat in the water here is believed to have healing properties.
✅ 6. Naggar Castle
A charming historic castle-turned-heritage hotel with stunning views of the Kullu valley. It also houses an art gallery dedicated to Russian artist Nicholas Roerich.
✅ 7. Tirthan Valley
A peaceful and lesser-known gem near Kullu, ideal for trout fishing, trekking, and birdwatching. It’s part of the eco-zone of the Great Himalayan National Park.
✅ 8. Friendship Peak (For Trekkers & Climbers)
A popular summit for beginner mountaineers, offering breathtaking vistas from the top. Trekking here is an unforgettable experience for adventure lovers.
✅ 9. Malana Village
Known for its unique customs and ancient democracy, Malana is culturally distinct and one of the oldest settlements in India. It requires a short trek and is popular among offbeat travelers.
✅ 10. Bhuntar
The gateway town to Kullu, where the airport is located. It has some temples and markets, and is a common stop for travelers heading toward Kullu or Manikaran.
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✅ Day 1 – Arrival in Kullu | Leisure & Riverside Calm
Arrival via Bhuntar Airport or by road from Manali/Shimla.
Warm welcome by Udaan Travelss representative.
Check-in at a riverside resort or homestay amidst apple orchards.
Evening:
Stroll along the Beas River, relax by the gushing waters.
Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at the resort.
Overnight Stay: Kullu
✅ Day 2 – Local Kullu Exploration & Culture
Morning:
Visit Raghunath Temple – the spiritual heart of Kullu.
Explore the lively Kullu Dussehra Grounds and local handicraft markets.
Afternoon:
Short drive to Bijli Mahadev Temple (hike/drive with panoramic views).
Enjoy scenic views of the valley and Beas River from the temple ridge.
Evening:
Return to Kullu and enjoy a bonfire or folk music evening (on request).
Overnight Stay: Kullu
✅ Day 3 – Adventure Day: Tirthan Valley or Kasol & Manikaran (Choose One)
Option 1 – Tirthan Valley Excursion (Nature & Wildlife):
Early morning drive to Tirthan Valley (~2 hrs).
Visit Great Himalayan National Park Gate, waterfalls, trout fishing points.
Ideal for nature walks, birdwatching, or just peaceful solitude.
Option 2 – Kasol & Manikaran (Culture & Relaxation):
Drive to Kasol, known as ‘Mini Israel’ – explore cafés and Parvati River trails.
Continue to Manikaran Sahib – hot springs and revered Gurudwara visit.
Overnight Stay: Kullu or Tirthan (depending on your day trip choice)
✅ Day 4 – Departure & Local Souvenir Shopping
Breakfast at hotel.
Visit Bhuntar local bazaar or Kullu shawl weaving centers.
Transfer to Bhuntar Airport or continue your journey to Manali/Shimla.
Tour Ends with Peaceful Mountain Memories ✨
Dehradun ➜ Herbertpur ➜ Paonta Sahib ➜ Nahan ➜ Kumarhatti ➜ Solan ➜ Shoghi ➜ Shimla ➜ Narkanda ➜ Rampur ➜ Jeori ➜ Aani ➜ Jalori Pass ➜ Banjar ➜ Aut ➜ Kullu
The best time is March to June (pleasant weather & blooming valleys) and September to November (post-monsoon greenery). For snow lovers, December to February is ideal.
The distance is approximately 470–500 km, taking around 12–14 hours by road depending on traffic and route.
Yes, Udaan Travels offers private cabs, tempo travellers, and customizable tour packages with pickup from Dehradun, Delhi, Chandigarh, or Shimla
Absolutely. Kullu is a family-friendly destination, and we ensure all safety measures, experienced drivers, and clean accommodations.
Yes. Kullu and Manali are just 40 km apart, and most packages include both destinations for a complete Himachal experience.
Yes! Popular options include river rafting in the Beas River, paragliding, trekking, and fishing.
Yes, professional local guides are available on request to enrich your sightseeing experience.