Sangla Holi Tour Package 2026
Day inKalpaDays inSanglaDays inOvernight Volvo
Highlights
- Himalayan Holi with locals — cultural, ritual-led, and deeply authentic (not a DJ colour party)
- Kinner Kailash sunset night in Kalpa — quiet, golden, unforgettable
- Totu food blessing + village Holi preparations — rare community ritual experience
- Chitkul excursion (India’s last village) for Baspa valley frames and snow visuals
- Holika Dahan bonfire in the valley — firelight, chants, and mountain silhouettes
- Main Sangla Holi: Ramayana skits, processions, snow colours and the iconic Faguli mask dance
Package Options
Choose Your Group Size
Trip Dates (required)
No departures available for upcoming dates
Room Sharing
Assemble in Delhi by evening and board the overnight Volvo towards Shimla.
Assemble at pickup point + board Volvo
21:00 – 22:00
Delhi
Overnight journey (Volvo coach)
22:00 – 06:00
Delhi ➝ Shimla
Overnight: Volvo
22:00 – 06:00
Volvo
Inclusions
- Volvo transfers: Delhi → Shimla and Shimla → Delhi (overnight)
- Local transfers by tempo traveller / similar (shared) as per itinerary
- Stay: 1N Kalpa + 3N Sangla (clean, comfortable, local-first properties)
- Meals: Breakfast + dinner (MAP) on stay nights (Kalpa + Sangla)
- On-ground coordination and local support throughout the trip
- All applicable taxes
Exclusions
- Any train/flight tickets to reach Delhi
- Lunches, personal snacks, beverages, mineral water
- Entry tickets / activities (if any) not mentioned in inclusions
- Personal expenses, tips, shopping, and additional orders at cafés/dhabas
- Any extra costs due to weather, road closures, delays, or local restrictions
- Anything not mentioned in the Inclusions is excluded.
Your Trip in a Nutshell
- Duration
- 6 Nights / 7 Days
- Start / End Point
- Delhi
- Stay
- Kalpa (1N) • Sangla (3N) • Overnight Volvo (2N)
- Meals
- Breakfast & Dinner (MAP) on stay nights
- Main Highlight
- Authentic Himalayan Holi in Sangla with locals — rituals, performances, and the rare Faguli mask dance
- Best Season
- Late February to early March (festival dates)
Know Before You Go
- This is a limited festival departure. Seats fill fast — early confirmation is recommended
- Holi in the Himalayas is cold. Carry warm layers, gloves, and waterproof shoes
- Cultural etiquette matters: follow the team’s guidance around temples and village rituals
- Colours can stain — carry an old jacket/hoodie and protect cameras with covers
- Roads in late Feb–Mar can be condition-led. Timings may change for safety
- Mobile network may be limited in Kinnaur. Carry some cash for small purchases
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the travel dates for this Sangla Holi trip?
Depart on 28 Feb (Saturday night) from Delhi and return on 6 Mar (Friday morning) to Delhi. Timings can vary due to road and weather conditions.
Is this a DJ/party-style Holi trip?
No. This is a cultural Holi experience in Sangla with locals — rituals, community gatherings, processions and traditional performances.
Will we definitely see the Totu ritual and Faguli mask dance?
These are community-led cultural moments. We plan the trip around them, but exact timings and access depend on local schedules and conditions.
Is Chitkul guaranteed in winter?
Chitkul is planned as an excursion, but road access is weather-dependent. If conditions are unsafe, we keep the day in and around Sangla with safe alternatives.
How cold is it during this trip?
Expect cold mornings and nights in late Feb–early Mar. Carry heavy woollens, a warm jacket, gloves, and good shoes.
Is this trip suitable for solo travellers?
Yes. It’s a group departure and works well for solo travellers who want a structured plan and on-ground support.
What should I carry for Holi and photography?
Carry an old jacket/hoodie, camera cover, zip pouches, sunglasses, and skin-friendly colour precautions. Respect local guidelines around rituals and temples.