Himachal
Himalayan Trail: Manali, Kasol & Grahan
Taj to treks: campfires in Kasol and a night in a mountain village.
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Agra, Delhi, Kullu & Manali
Heritage in the plains, adventure in the Himalayas.
Overview
The Agra–Delhi–Manali trip combines India's rich heritage, vibrant city life and breathtaking mountain scenery: sightseeing, culture, adventure and relaxation in one journey.
It begins in Agra with the magnificent Taj Mahal and the historic Agra Fort. Next is Delhi, where you'll find famous landmarks, bustling markets and a mix of history and modern life.
The final destination is Manali, a Himalayan getaway of snow-capped mountains, green valleys and scenic landscapes, with adventure in Kullu on the way.
Trip highlights
- Taj Mahal and Agra Fort
- Delhi's Mughal monuments
- River rafting and paragliding in Kullu
- Atal Tunnel and Solang Valley
- Hadimba Temple, monastery and Mall Road
The route
7 stops, one journey
Calicut → Agra → Delhi → Kullu → Manali → Delhi → Calicut
01Calicut
02Agra
03Delhi
04Kullu
05Manali
06Delhi
07Calicut
- 01Calicut
- 02Agra
- 03Delhi
- 04Kullu
- 05Manali
- 06Delhi
- 07Calicut
Day by day
The itinerary
Everything planned, from the first train whistle to the last dinner. Want to change something? We'll tailor it.
- Days 1–2 Calicut → Agra
Train journey across India
Leave from Calicut and watch Kerala's greenery give way to new states, cities and landscapes. A long, relaxing train journey to meet fellow travellers and enjoy the unique charm of Indian Railways.
- Train journey from Calicut
- Scenic views across India
- Day 3 Agra
The Taj Mahal and Agra Fort
The Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by Shah Jahan for Mumtaz Mahal, is renowned for its white marble and timeless beauty. Agra Fort's massive red sandstone walls, grand palaces and courtyards offer a fascinating glimpse into India's royal past.
- Reach Agra
- Freshen up
- Breakfast
- Taj Mahal
- Lunch
- Agra Fort
- Dinner
- Stay
- Day 4 Delhi
Delhi sightseeing, then into the hills
Explore Delhi's history and heritage: India Gate, a symbol of courage and remembrance, the magnificent Mughal-era Red Fort, and Jama Masjid with its beautiful design and large courtyard. After dinner, travel overnight towards Kullu.
- Journey to Delhi
- Breakfast
- Humayun's Tomb
- India Gate
- Lunch
- Red Fort
- Jama Masjid
- Dinner
- Overnight journey to Kullu
- Day 5 Kullu → Manali
Rafting and paragliding
Kullu, surrounded by mountains and the scenic Beas River, is made for adventure. River rafting on the Beas is a thrilling ride through flowing water and mountain scenery, while paragliding lets you soar above the valleys with spectacular Himalayan views. Continue to Manali to check in.
- Reach Kullu
- Breakfast
- Freshen up
- River rafting
- Paragliding
- Journey to Manali
- Hotel check-in
- Dinner
- Stay
- Day 6 Manali
Atal Tunnel, Solang and Mall Road
Solang Valley is famous for its Himalayan views and adventure activities. The Atal Tunnel, an engineering marvel, connects Manali with the Lahaul Valley through spectacular scenery. Back in Manali, enjoy shopping and local food on Mall Road, and visit a Buddhist monastery with its prayer flags and peaceful atmosphere.
- Breakfast
- Sightseeing tour
- Atal Tunnel
- Solang Valley
- Mall Road
- Hadimba Temple
- Monastery
- Dinner
- Journey to Delhi
- Day 7 Delhi
Qutub Minar, shopping and home
See Qutub Minar's towering structure and carvings and the peaceful Lotus Temple, then shop at Sarojini Market and Karol Bagh before starting the journey back to Kerala.
- Breakfast
- Qutub Minar
- Lotus Temple
- Lunch
- Shopping
- Sarojini Market
- Karol Bagh
- Dinner
- Journey to Kerala
- Return Delhi → Calicut
Journey back to Kerala
Head home by train with mountains of memories.
- Return train journey
What's covered
Inclusions & exclusions
Included
- Transportation
- Food as mentioned
- Accommodation
- All entry tickets
- Malayali guide
Not included
- Food on the train
- Adventure activities (rafting, paragliding, etc.)
- Personal expenses
- Evening tea
- Other expenses
Please note
Letfly cannot be held responsible for delays or changes caused by events beyond our control, such as natural calamities, road blocks or closures, strikes, train delays, weather disruptions or medical emergencies. Any additional expenses arising from such situations are borne by the traveller.
Departures
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