Begin your trip in Manali, and start with a trip to the Solang Valley, known for adventure activities. Next, visit the Hadimba Temple, a traditional wooden temple with a scenic location. Finally, take a stroll around the Mall Road and enjoy the shopping and local food.
Day two brings you to the Rohtang Pass, which offers panoramic views of the Himalayas. The pass also offers adventure activities like skiing and snowboarding. Be prepared for a bumpy road though. Return to Manali for the night.
Travel to the peaceful town of Kasol, set between the Parvati River and the Himalayas. Nature lovers can take an early morning trek and explore the beautiful surroundings. For lunch, visit one of the many cafes, which offer delicious food and an excellent view. Continue the day with a visit to the Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara, a highly revered Sikh place of worship.
Travel to Shimla, the "Queen of Hills." Explore the town's Victorian architecture and visit the Christ Church, the second oldest church in India. To get a view of the town, take the Shimla Heritage Walk or Shimla Mall Road. The afternoon is perfect for a visit to the State Museum of Himachal Pradesh to learn about the state's rich history and culture.
Spend the day trekking and exploring the Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary. The sanctuary is home to numerous bird species and offers a peaceful break from the city. The evening is best spent taking in the beautiful sunset at the Scandal Point, a popular viewpoint in Shimla that offers stunning vistas of the mountains.
If you have an extra day, visit the Great Himalayan National Park near Kasol. Nature lovers will appreciate the park's lush green forests, snow-capped mountains, and various species of flora and fauna. If time is a constraint, remove the Shimla Reserve Forest hike. The Rohtang Pass may be closed in June due to heavy snowfall, be mindful while planning your trip. Opt for electric vehicles instead of fossil fuel-based taxis for a sustainable approach to travel.