Temple tour in Shimla with breakfast and lunch

• Morning meal and lunch (excluding drinks) • Two bottles of bottled water for each participant • English-speaking local guide • Private air-conditioned vehicle for transportation • Pickup and drop-off at the hotel

• Meals and beverages, unless indicated otherwise • Tips

• Infants must sit on an adult's lap. • Not advisable for individuals with spinal injuries. • Not suitable for those who are pregnant. • Not suitable for individuals with cardiovascular issues. • A moderate level of physical fitness is necessary for participants. • Adult rates apply to all attendees. • Pregnant women and individuals with back issues are advised against participation. • A dress code is enforced at places of worship; shorts and sleeveless tops are prohibited. Men and women should cover their knees and shoulders. • It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. • Children must be supervised by an adult.

To receive a complete refund, cancellation must occur at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

Pickup may be arranged from hotels in the city center or designated locations within city limits. Additional charges will apply for pickups outside these central areas, based on the distance.

• You will be collected from your hotel in the morning and begin with a visit to the historic Jakhoo Temple, located at 8000 feet above sea level, providing a scenic view of Shimla. This temple is dedicated to the Monkey God, Hanuman, who, according to the Hindu epic Ramayana, rested here while searching for the magical Sanjivini herb to save Laxman (brother of God Rama). Participate in the morning prayers at this location. • Afterwards, enjoy breakfast (beverage not included) at a local eatery. The next stop is the 20th-century Sankat Mochan Temple, also devoted to Hanuman, situated among trees that provide a serene environment for quiet reflection. • The final visit of the day is to the Kali Bari temple, which dates back to 1845 and is dedicated to Goddess Shyamala, the namesake of Shimla. Goddess Shyamala is worshipped in the forms of Durga and Kali. Following the tour, lunch (beverage not included) will be served at a local restaurant. Once lunch is finished, you will be returned to your hotel.