Chandigarh private city sightseeing tour

• Transportation via a private, air-conditioned vehicle • All entrance fees covered • A tour guide who speaks English • Pickup and drop-off service from hotels in Chandigarh

• Lunch • Any additional items not listed in the inclusions

• Service animals are permitted • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup is available for all travelers within the Chandigarh city area.

• The Government Museum and Art Gallery, created by Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier, saw its collections divided on April 10, 1948, after partition, with 60% remaining in Pakistan and 40% allocated to India. It was officially opened on May 6, 1968, by Dr. M. S. Randhawa, who was the Chief Commissioner of Chandigarh at that time. • The Rock Garden of Chandigarh is a sculpture garden spanning 40 acres, constructed entirely from industrial and domestic waste. It features man-made interlinked waterfalls and a variety of sculptures made from discarded materials such as bottles, tiles, and broken pipes, all arranged along walled paths. • Chandigarh Capitol Complex, designed by architect Le Corbusier, is a government area recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. • Zakir Hussain Rose Garden covers 30 acres in Chandigarh, serving multiple events throughout the year, including the annual Rose Festival held in February or March. This cultural event celebrates the rose, featuring food, beverages, joyrides, and various competitions related to photography, gardening, landscaping, bonsai, and the selection of Rose Prince and Princess. • Chandigarh Architecture Museum offers insights into the city's historical background. • Sukhna Lake, located at the base of the Himalayas in Chandigarh, was developed by Le Corbusier and Chief Engineer P L Verma. To maintain its peaceful ambiance, motor boats are prohibited from the water, as is vehicular traffic on the dam. • The Butterfly Park is designed with special care to create a habitat for butterflies, featuring a diverse range of trees and plants, including Lantana, Dahlia, and Marigold. The park also includes an impressive selection of plants that attract butterflies such as Amla, Ashoka, Citrus Salix, and others. • Leisure Valley is an 8-km linear park around the city, designed by Le Corbusier and segmented into several smaller parks. The landscape comprises large canopied trees, shrubs, and flowers, making it suitable for leisurely walks and horse riding.