After a lovely breakfast at the hotel, they will take you to one of the most famous central attractions of Manali, the Hadimba Devi Temple, popularly known as the Dhungiri temple. It is located amidst exquisite beauties of forest parkland, consisting of a beautiful history. Post an amazing lunch, on the mall road of Manali, you depart for Rohtang Pass. About 50 km to the north of Manali into the Eastern Pir Panjal, lies Rohtang Pass, nature’s perfect spectacle. It connects two beautiful valleys of Himachal Pradesh – Manali and Lahaul & Spiti. The name Rohtang means ‘ground of corpses’ and it was assigned to this pass because of the number of people who lost their lives while trying to cross it in the past. Yet it is thronged by countless travelers during the span of 6 months when it is accessible and is open to the public, as the rest of the year, it is closed due to heavy snowfall. Overnight stay will be in Manali

After breakfast, you will proceed to Dharamshala, which is approximately 230 KM away, and takes a 7 hours journey. En-route, you can visit the Chamunda Devi Temple, located on the spur of Shah Madar range of hills and opposite to the Chamba town. Built by Raja Umed Singh in the year 1762 , the temple is around seven hundred year old and it houses a tank which is used by devotees for bathing. It is a major holy place for pilgrims that sits on the bank of river Baner and just 15 km away from Dharamshala. During Navratras, people from all over the India visit in swarms and get the blessings of Chamunda Devi. Upon arrival, you check in to a hotel and rest for a while. Afterwards, visit to the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary in the evening for a romantic sunset. Overnight stay will be in Dharamshala.