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05 Nights / 06 Days
Daily Tour
25 people
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About Manali Shimla Tour
Exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Manali and Shimla is a dream for many travelers, and several tour operators offer thoughtfully curated packages to help you experience the best of these hill stations. Whether you’re looking for a family getaway, a romantic honeymoon, or an adventure-filled holiday, the following recommendations highlight some of the most reputable and well-reviewed Manali-Shimla tour packages, each with unique features to suit different travel preferences.
Typical Inclusions:
Activities: Optional activities like Solang Valley adventures or paragliding. Things to Consider:
Travel Style: Choose a package that suits your travel preferences (e.g., budget, luxury, adventure).
Inclusions: Carefully review what’s included in the package, such as transportation, accommodation, meals, and activities.
Duration: Decide how long you want to spend in each location and choose a package accordingly.
Best Time to Visit: March to June is generally considered the best time to visit for pleasant weather and sightseeing.
Book in Advance: It’s recommended to book your tour package in advance, especially during peak season.
Departure from Delhi, Transfer to Manali by evening bus Luxury Volvo
Pick up from Bus stand Manali and check in to Hotel (Transfer on private basis). Afternoon local sight seeing of Manali (Hidimba Temple, Club House, Tibetan Monastery, Van Vihar, Vashisht Sulphur spring). Overnight stay in Hotel.
Manali to snow point (Rohtang Pass) and on the way back from snow point visit Solang Valley by individual taxi, overnight stay in Hotel.
Manali to Manikaran on the way visit places like Viashno Devi Temple, Kullu Sahwal factory, Bhuntar, Kasol Valley, by sharing/ individual taxi and back to Hotel.
After breakfast leave for Shimla ( by Private transfer), on the way sight-seeing like Sundernagar lake, Pandoh dam, Vaishno Devi Temple and overnight stay in Shimla .
Full day sight - seeing, visit places like Green Valley, Kufri, Indira tourist park, Fagu Valley and evening free for mall road Shimla.
Free morning visit to Shimla market for shopping. Shimla to Delhi by evening or morning bus Luxury Volvo
Manali and Shimla are beautiful hill stations in Himachal Pradesh, India. Shimla, often called the "Queen of Hills," is known for its colonial architecture, lush pine forests, and cool climate, serving as the summer capital of British India. Manali, on the other hand, is famous for its adventure sports, snow-capped mountains, and proximity to the Himalayas. A tour to these places is ideal for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking to escape city life. Reasons to visit include stunning views, activities like trekking and skiing, and cultural experiences in a peaceful setting.
The best time to visit is during the summer months (April to June) for pleasant weather and blooming landscapes, or the autumn months (September to November) for clear skies and festivals like Dussehra. Avoid the monsoon season (July to August) due to heavy rainfall and landslides. Winter (December to February) is great for snow activities but can be extremely cold, with temperatures dropping below freezing. Plan based on your preferences—summer for sightseeing and autumn/winter for adventure.
Both destinations are accessible by road, rail, and air. From Delhi, you can fly to Bhuntar Airport (near Manali) or Jubbarhatti Airport (near Shimla), then take a taxi. Alternatively, take a train to Kalka and continue via the UNESCO-listed Kalka-Shimla toy train for Shimla. Road travel is popular—buses or private taxis from Delhi (about 7-10 hours to Shimla and 12-14 hours to Manali) offer scenic routes. If driving, ensure your vehicle is suitable for hilly terrain. Book in advance during peak seasons for smoother travel.
In Shimla, don't miss the Mall Road for shopping and views, Jakhoo Temple for its giant Hanuman statue, Kufri for adventure sports like horse riding, and the Viceregal Lodge for its colonial history. In Manali, key attractions include Hadimba Temple (an ancient wooden shrine), Solang Valley (for paragliding and skiing), Rohtang Pass (for snow adventures, if open), and the serene Manali Market. A combined tour often includes stops at these spots, plus en-route attractions like Sundernagar Lake. Prioritize based on weather and road conditions.
A basic 5-day package from Delhi starts at INR 15,000-25,000 per person (for two sharing a room), covering transport, accommodation, and meals. This can go up to INR 50,000+ for luxury options with private cabs and guided tours. Factors influencing cost include group size (group tours are cheaper), travel season (peak times like Diwali are pricier), inclusions (e.g., adventure activities add INR 2,000-5,000 extra), and mode of transport (flight vs. road). To save, opt for off-peak travel or DIY planning, but for convenience, choose all-inclusive packages from reliable operators.
Pack essentials based on the season: warm clothes (jackets, gloves) for winters, light woolens for summers, and rain gear for monsoons. Include comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a first-aid kit with medicines for altitude sickness, colds, and allergies. Don't forget ID proofs, cash/cards, a power bank, and a reusable water bottle. For activities, bring adventure gear if needed (or rent locally). If traveling with kids or elderly, pack extra snacks and health items. Always check weather updates before packing to avoid overpacking.
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