Accommodation: Options range from budget to luxury hotels, resorts, cottages, and guesthouses. Many packages offer stays with scenic mountain views or proximity to major attractions.

Transportation: Packages often include transportation from nearby cities like Delhi or Chandigarh via road or air (to Kullu-Manali's nearest airport in Bhuntar).

Sightseeing: They generally cover popular tourist spots like Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass (seasonal), Rahala Falls, Tibetan Monasteries, and the Great Himalayan National Park.

Meals: Some packages offer meal inclusions, ranging from breakfast to full board options. Local Himachali cuisine is often highlighted.

1. Personal Expenses: Any personal expenses incurred during the trip, such as shopping, additional meals outside the package, laundry, phone calls, or tips/gratuities, are usually not included.

2. Entry Fees and Permits: Entrance fees to certain attractions, national parks, or adventure sports activities might not be part of the package.

3. Travel Insurance: Most packages do not include travel insurance. Travelers might need to arrange their own insurance for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or baggage loss.

4. Optional Activities: Some adventure sports or special activities might not be covered in the package cost. For instance, if you wish to extend your paragliding session or opt for higher-grade skiing equipment, additional charges may apply.

5. Additional Transfers: Transfers for sightseeing or activities beyond the specified itinerary may not be included. If you decide to explore places not mentioned in the package, you might need to arrange and pay for transportation separately.

6. Meals and Beverages: While some packages include meals, they might cover only specific meals like breakfast. Lunch, dinner, and beverages outside the package terms could be an additional expense.