Shimla, Sarahan, Sangla, Chitkul & Kalpa from Kolkata

Day 1: Board Train from Howrah

• Assemble at Howrah Railway Station (HWH) by 08:45 PM.

• Board the 12311 Netaji Express departing at 09:55 PM.

• Overnight journey onboard the train.

Day 2: Train Journey Across North Indian Plains

• Full-day onboard train journey passing across West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana.

• Group briefing and overnight onboard the train.

Day 3: Arrival at Kalka / Chandigarh & Transfer to Shimla (Night Stay: Shimla)

• Arrive at Chandigarh (01:35 AM) / Kalka (03:00 AM).

• Meet your tour representative, board your dedicated Tempo Traveller, and drive uphill to Shimla (approx. 110 km / 4 hours).

• Check in to your hotel, freshen up, and rest.

• Afternoon walk along Mall Road, The Ridge, and Christ Church.

• Dinner and overnight stay in Shimla.

Day 4: Shimla to Sarahan via Narkanda & Rampur (Night Stay: Sarahan)

• Early breakfast, check out, and begin the drive into the Sutlej Valley toward Sarahan (approx. 165 km / 6–7 hours).

• En-route stops at Kufri, Narkanda (views of apple orchards and Hatu Peak), and Rampur Bushahr.

• Arrive in Sarahan, the historic gateway to Kinnaur.

• Visit the iconic 800-year-old Bhimakali Temple, showcasing wooden Indo-Tibetan architecture.

• Dinner and overnight stay in Sarahan.

Day 5: Sarahan to Sangla Valley / Rakchham (Night Stay: Sangla)

• Post breakfast, check out and drive along the roaring Baspa and Sutlej rivers into Sangla Valley (approx. 90 km / 4 hours).

• Stop at the dramatic cliff-hewn roads of Taranda Dhank.

• Arrive in Sangla / Rakchham and check in to your hotel or deluxe riverside camp.

• Visit the ancient wood-and-stone Kamru Fort and stroll through the cedar and pine woods.

• Dinner and overnight stay in Sangla / Rakchham.

Day 6: Excursion to Chitkul (Last Village of India) (Night Stay: Sangla)

• Breakfast at the hotel/camp.

• Embark on an excursion to Chitkul (approx. 22 km / 1 hour), famously known as the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border.

• Walk along the crystal-clear waters of the Baspa River, explore traditional Kinnauri wooden houses, and visit the local Mathi Devi Temple.

• Enjoy lunch/snacks at the iconic "Hindustan Ka Aakhri Dhaba" (direct payment).

• Return to Sangla / Rakchham by late afternoon for leisure and riverside photography.

• Dinner and overnight stay in Sangla / Rakchham.

Day 7: Sangla to Kalpa via Reckong Peo (Night Stay: Kalpa)

• Breakfast, check out, and drive towards Kalpa (approx. 50 km / 2.5 hours) via Reckong Peo, the administrative headquarters of Kinnaur district.

• Check in to your valley-view hotel in Kalpa.

• Gaze at the panoramic views of the sacred Kinner Kailash peak (6,050 m) and the natural Shiva Lingam rock formation.

• Visit the heritage Chini Village and the centuries-old Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Buddhist Monastery.

• Dinner and overnight stay in Kalpa.

Day 8: Kalpa Local Sightseeing & Roghi Village (Night Stay: Kalpa)

• Wake up early to catch the sunrise glowing over the Kinner Kailash range.

• Breakfast at the hotel.

• Visit the thrilling Suicide Point and traditional stone-and-wood homes of Roghi Village.

• Walk through apple and apricot orchards and explore the local Kinnauri handicraft markets.

• Evening at leisure to enjoy the mountain sunset.

• Dinner and overnight stay in Kalpa.

Day 9: Kalpa to Chandigarh / Kalka & Return Train Departure

• Early morning breakfast and check out by 06:00 AM.

• Drive down via Rampur, Narkanda, and Shimla bypass toward Chandigarh / Kalka Railway Station (approx. 320 km / 9–10 hours).

• Arrive at the station by evening.

• Board the return train 12312 Netaji Express back toward Howrah.

• Overnight journey onboard the train.

Day 10: Train Journey Across the Plains

• Full-day onboard train journey across Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar.

• Share tour memories and photographs with fellow travelers.

• Overnight onboard the train.

Day 11: Arrival at Howrah

• Arrive at Howrah Railway Station (HWH) in the morning/early afternoon.

• Tour concludes with memories of the tribal valleys of Kinnaur.