Festival in Himachal:

The people in Himachal love festivals and participate with great enthusiasm, certain festivals are connected with the various seasonal change, certain folklores connected behind to celebrate them, These events express the lives, believes, customs and culture of rural Himachal, Peoples from neighbouring villages gathered to the festival place, Each part of the state has their annual fairs connected with the historical and social background.

Exploration of isolated Kinnaur-Spiti situated on Indo –Tibet border.  A spectacular road leads from Shimla to the Gorgepous Sutlej valley and scenic semi desert valley of Kinnaur dominated by mighty kinner kailash, whereas wider Desert valley of spiti surrounded by high mountains, Kullu Manali and rest of the part as valley of Kullu and Shimla is verdant. Practicing Tibetan Buddhist culture and housing several ancients’ monasteries in its lap.

Climate changes rapidly, you will also see the difference of culture by changing the valley, as beginning from Shimla it rains in summer, people’s lives are Hindu. Kinnaur adopted both Hindu and Buddhist culture and it rain lesser, Spiti where Tibetan Budhism is flourished, landscape is dry, summer is hot and autumn is fresh. Ending the tour in Manali (Kullu) also knows as “valley of God” and is an important tourist destination of north India. These most exotic sights of Himalayas are dotted with ancient’s temple, monasteries and stupas and inhabited by cheerful peoples who are friendly and inhospitable.  Highest point of the tour is Kunzum Pass (4700 mtrs) suitable for age group of 15 to 65 years and required the good physique.