Shimla
From Delhi
₹6,200
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 4 travelling
The classic first hill trip. Mall Road, Kufri and Jakhoo, at a pace that suits families with older parents.
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Per person.
But per
how many?
Every package price in India assumes a group size, because the vehicle costs the same whether two travel or six. Almost no website tells you which number it assumed. Every card here does.
Current packages
Eight trips,
fully costed
Filter by type. Each card states the nights, the departure point and the group size the price assumes.
Shimla & Kasauli
From Delhi
₹6,000
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 4 travelling
Kasauli is the quieter half and the reason this works — a night away from Shimla's crowds for less than the Shimla-only trip.
See the itineraryManali
From Delhi
₹5,500₹6,500
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 4 travelling
Solang and Rohtang depend entirely on the pass being open — we confirm status before you commit, not after.
See the itineraryShimla & Manali
From Delhi
₹7,100
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 4 travelling
Both hill stations in one loop. Long driving days — worth knowing before you book if anyone travels badly by road.
See the itineraryExotic Goa
From Goa airport
₹6,999
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 2 travelling
A short first Goa trip. North Goa beaches and the Old Goa churches, without trying to see everything.
See the itineraryJumbo Goa
From Goa airport
₹13,999₹17,500
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 2 travelling
North and South Goa both, with a better hotel category than the short tour. The extra night is where South Goa actually becomes worth it.
See the itineraryHoneymoon Goa
From Goa airport
₹25,399₹28,550
Per person, twin sharing · Couple
Private transfers throughout, a candlelit dinner and a room category that photographs well. Priced per couple, not per head.
See the itineraryNainital & Jim Corbett
From Delhi
₹16,500
Per person, twin sharing · Minimum 4 travelling
Safari permits are limited and released on a fixed calendar — this one genuinely needs booking ahead, and we will say when it is too late.
See the itineraryNothing of that type right now. Tell us where you want to go and we will build it.
What the price buys
In the package,
and firmly
outside it
The three costs travellers most often forget are on the right: getting to the start point, entry fees, and GST. Budget for all three.
Included
Covered by the price shown- Accommodation for the stated nights, in the stated hotel category
- Meal plan as stated — usually breakfast, sometimes breakfast and dinner in hill stations
- Private vehicle for transfers and sightseeing, with driver
- Driver allowance, tolls, parking and state permits on the routes covered
- A named itinerary with named hotels, confirmed before you travel
Not included
Budget for these separately- Getting to the start point — flights or trains to Delhi or Goa are not in the package price
- Monument entry fees, ropeway tickets, safari permits and boat rides
- Adventure activities, water sports and anything described as optional
- GST on the package, and any hotel charge outside the stated meal plan
- Personal expenses, tips, and room service
The arithmetic
Why two people
pay more
each than four
01
The cab is a fixed cost
A vehicle from Delhi to Shimla costs the same whether two people or six are in it. Divided by four it is modest; divided by two it is the largest line in the package. This is why a per-person package price always carries a minimum group size.
02
Two travellers pay more per head
If a package is quoted on four sharing and only two of you go, the per-person price rises — sometimes substantially. That is arithmetic, not a bait tactic, and we will show you the recalculated figure before you pay anything.
03
Rooms do not divide neatly
Three adults is the awkward number. Either an extra bed in a double, or a second room at close to full price. Tell us the exact party and we price the real configuration rather than an average.
04
Children change the maths, in your favour
Most properties allow a child under twelve in existing bedding at no charge. A family of four is frequently cheaper than four adults, and no package page ever tells you that.
When to go
Peak is not
the same as
best
| Ref | Destination | Peak (dearest) | Best value | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HILLS | Shimla, Manali, Nainital | May–June, Diwali, Christmas week | March–April, September–October | Summer is peak because the plains are unbearable, not because the hills are better then. Post-monsoon October is the finest weather of the year and prices are well below May. |
| GOA | Goa | 20 December – 5 January | October–November, February–March | The New Year fortnight can cost several times a shoulder-week rate, with a compulsory gala dinner on top. Monsoon Goa is cheap, green and genuinely lovely if you do not need the beach shacks. |
| WILD | Jim Corbett & wildlife parks | November–February weekends | March–June for sightings | Core zones close during monsoon. Sighting probability rises in the hot months as animals come to water, which is the opposite of when most people book. |
Shifting a hill trip from May to October, or Goa from New Year to February, saves more than any discount we could negotiate — and both are better weeks to travel.
How we advertise packages
Four commitments
on this page
A struck-through price means a real one
A higher figure appears only where it was genuinely available. If both numbers would be the same, we show one number. This is a specific commitment and you should hold us to it.
Group size on every card
Per-person package pricing is meaningless without it. Every card states the minimum party the price assumes, so you can tell immediately whether it applies to you.
No placeholder packages
If a card is on this page, the itinerary exists, the price is current and the link goes somewhere. Dummy cards left on a live site cost more trust than an empty section would.
We will tell you when not to go
If your dates fall in a peak week where you would pay double for a worse experience, we will say so and offer the shoulder alternative — even though the peak booking earns us more.
Package terms.
— Package prices are per person, twin sharing and assume the minimum group size stated on each card. Smaller parties are repriced and the revised figure is confirmed before payment.
— Prices exclude GST on tour packages, and exclude travel to the departure city unless stated.
— Hotels are named on your confirmed itinerary. Where a named property becomes unavailable we substitute an equivalent or better category and tell you before departure.
— Peak and festive periods, long weekends and school holidays carry supplements. Where these apply to your dates they are quoted upfront.
— Rohtang, Solang and other seasonal routes depend on road and permit conditions. We confirm status before booking rather than after.
— Safari permits at national parks are limited and released on the park authority's calendar, not ours.
— Offers reviewed 10 August 2026. Withdrawn rather than left stale.
— Package prices are per person, twin sharing and assume the minimum group size stated on each card. Smaller parties are repriced and the revised figure is confirmed before payment.
— Prices exclude GST on tour packages, and exclude travel to the departure city unless stated.
— Hotels are named on your confirmed itinerary. Where a named property becomes unavailable we substitute an equivalent or better category and tell you before departure.
— Peak and festive periods, long weekends and school holidays carry supplements. Where these apply to your dates they are quoted upfront.
— Rohtang, Solang and other seasonal routes depend on road and permit conditions. We confirm status before booking rather than after.
— Safari permits at national parks are limited and released on the park authority's calendar, not ours.
— Offers reviewed 10 August 2026. Withdrawn rather than left stale.
Nothing here fits
Tell us the party and the dates.
Exact number of adults, children and rooms, and we price the real configuration rather than an average. Custom itineraries costed within two working days.