Half-Day
Chandigarh Stopover
Rock Garden and Sukhna Lake: the essential half-day, built into your route between Delhi and Shimla.
From ₹2,800 per person
Chandigarh · Planned City
The Open Hand Monument, Sukhna Lake at sunrise, the Rock Garden's found-object sculptures. A modernist detour before the road climbs into Himachal.
Chandigarh sits directly on the route north from Delhi to Shimla, a natural overnight break, and a genuinely different city worth an afternoon: Le Corbusier's Capitol Complex, Nek Chand's Rock Garden built from industrial waste, and Sukhna Lake at the edge of the Shivalik foothills. We often route groups through here on the way to Himachal.
Le Corbusier's UNESCO World Heritage government complex: the Open Hand Monument, High Court, and Secretariat, all in raw exposed concrete.
Nek Chand's 40-year outsider-art project: an entire sculpture park built from broken bangles, ceramic shards, and industrial waste.
A man-made lake at the base of the Shivalik hills: boating, a lakeside promenade, and Chandigarh's favourite morning-walk spot.
Asia's largest rose garden, with over 1,600 varieties, best visited February through March when the roses are in full bloom.








A half-day stop, or a fuller overnight if your schedule allows.
Half-Day
Rock Garden and Sukhna Lake: the essential half-day, built into your route between Delhi and Shimla.
From ₹2,800 per person
1 Night
Adds the Rose Garden and Capitol Complex to the stopover, with an overnight stay for a fuller look at the planned city.
From ₹5,500 per person