Himachal is the land of religion and Buddhism is an integral part of this state. There are many Buddhist monasteries and Gompas in this state. Visit the Buddhist Circuit of Himachal Pradesh that takes you round about 10 small and ancient monasteries come enroute. Some of them are between 500 years to 1000 years old.

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Day 1: Delhi - Chandigarh - Shimla (2215m)
Early in the morning after breakfast start drive to reach Shimla via Chandigarh arrival at Shimla in afternoon transfer to hotel, after lunch visit local sightseeing of Shimla , enjoy evening at mall road, night stay at hotel.

Day 2: Shimla - Sarahan - (178 km (5-6: hrs)
After breakfast start drive to Sarahan, En route lunch at Rampur(135km), and drive to Sarahan, which is a beautiful village surrounded by apple orchards and dominated by Shirkhand Mahadev Peak (5155M) which resembles the "SHIVLING", is famous for Bimikali temple where goddess idol is around 200 years old. On arrival check in guest house or hotel late visit Bhimakali Templ. night stay at Hotel.

Day 3: Sarahan - Sangla (2685m) Drive 98km (4-5 hrs)
Early in the morning after breakfast again visit Bhimakali temple on sun rise, and then drive to Sangla with river Satluj, reach Sangla and visit Kamakshi Temple night stay in tents or guest house, Imp place to visit : Kinner Kailash peak (6050M)

Day 4: Sangla - Nako (2950m) Dirve 125 km (5-6 hrs)
After breakfast start drive to Nako, the legends of Kinnaur are replete with stories of Padmasambhava the great Buddhist teacher, also called the second Buddha. According to one legend, Padmasambhava in a demonstration of his Tantrik powers is said to have landed on a rock in the village of Nako. Visit Buddhist Monastery established by Rinponche Amitaya Overnight in camp.

Day 5: Nako -Tabo - Drive 87 km (3-4 hrs)
After breakfast continue start drive to Tabo (3050M), a beautiful village famous for its10th century old Buddhist unassuming monastery said to have been established as a seat of learning by Padmasambhava, the profounder of Tantric Buddhism. Over night stay in tents at Tabo.

Day 6: Tabo - Kaza - Drive 103 km (4-5 hrs)
After early breakfast drive to Pin Valley in the South West of Spiti. The Pin Valley has a pass connecting it with Kinaur and from there by lower valleys with Kulu. En route visit the Dankar Gompa. Overnight in camp.

Day 7: Kaza
After early breakfast full visit Key, Kibber and Kaza Monasteries. Kibber (4165m) is the highest altitude inhabited. Overnight at tent or guest house.

Day 8: Kaza - Batal - Keylong - Drive 184 kms (7-8 hrs)
After breakfast start drive to reach keylong via Batal along Spiti river which is at the base of Kunzum Pass (4551M). En route lofty Shigri Glacier is seen in all its grandeur, keylong is the capital of Lahaul, at the bank Bhaga river. Surrounded by snow peaks, Keylong is so situated that it gets maximum sunshine during winters and summers. Overnight in hotel at Keylong.

Day 9: Keylong - Manali - Drive 115km (5-6 hrs)
After early breakfast drive to Manali- 1920m through Rohtang Pass(3990 M). Manali is a picturesque little town, and is the most popular place in Himachal Pradesh. It is typical small town bustling with activity during the summer season. Overnight at hotel.

Day 10: Keylong - Trilokinath via Udaipuri - Drive 110km (5-6 hrs)
After breakfast visit Trilokinath which is 110km from Keylong , visit Triloknath temple-famous for Hindu and Buddhist.

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