Shimla Manali Package From Delhi – 5N6D From ₹10,999

If you're starting your trip from Delhi, NCR, or nearby cities like Chandigarh and Ambala, our Shimla Manali package from Delhi is built specifically around your starting point — pickup is included from Delhi (ISBT Kashmiri Gate or your hotel/airport, depending on package type), and the entire circuit is planned so you're not wasting a full day just getting to the hills. Since 2012, we've run this exact route hundreds of times, which means our drivers know the fastest, safest way up via Chandigarh and Kalka, and our itinerary planning accounts for realistic drive times rather than optimistic best-case estimates.

Our Shimla Manali package from Delhi price starts from ₹10,999 per person for a 5-night, 6-day circuit covering both Shimla and Manali, with Volvo bus and private cab options available depending on your budget and group size. This is our most-booked package overall, because it removes the single biggest headache of a Himachal trip — getting from Delhi to the hills and back — and folds it into one transparent, pre-planned itinerary.

We offer two ways to start your Shimla Manali package from Delhi. The Volvo bus option is the more budget-friendly choice, typically departing in the evening from Delhi and arriving in Shimla the next morning — a good fit for solo travelers, students, and budget-conscious groups. The private cab option (Sedan, Innova, or Tempo Traveller depending on group size) gives you a daytime departure with stops along the way, door-to-door convenience, and full control over your schedule — ideal for families, couples, and anyone who prefers not to travel overnight.

Both options are included across different package tiers: our Budget and Standard tiers typically use Volvo for the Delhi-Shimla and Manali-Delhi legs with private cab for local sightseeing, while our Deluxe and Royal tiers include a private vehicle for the entire journey door-to-door from Delhi.

The standard Shimla Manali package from Delhi covers 2 nights in Shimla (Mall Road, the Ridge, Kufri, Jakhu Temple) and 3 nights in Manali (Hadimba Temple, Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass or Atal Tunnel depending on season), with a scenic drive through the Kullu Valley connecting the two. This 5N6D structure is deliberately paced to avoid back-to-back long drive days — you get at least one full sightseeing day in each city before moving on, rather than a rushed touch-and-go itinerary.

For travelers with more time, we also offer 6N7D and 7N8D extensions of this same Shimla Manali package from Delhi, adding destinations like Kasol, Manikaran, or Chail. If you're short on time, a compressed 4N5D version is available, though we generally recommend at least 5 nights to properly cover both Shimla and Manali without feeling rushed.

Booking a Shimla Manali package from Delhi through a local Himachal operator (rather than a Delhi-based agent who subcontracts everything once you arrive) means one point of contact for your entire trip — the same trip coordinator who arranges your Delhi pickup also manages your Shimla hotel, your Manali sightseeing, and your return journey. If plans change due to weather, road closures, or personal preference, you're not stuck negotiating with three different vendors.

Our pricing for every Shimla Manali package from Delhi is quoted as a single, all-inclusive number covering pickup, hotels, cab, and sightseeing — no hidden per-day driver charges or surprise toll bills. If you want to customize the pickup point, add extra nights, or upgrade your vehicle, message our consultants on WhatsApp with your travel dates and group size for a same-day custom quote.

Summer (April-June) is the busiest season for this route, as Delhi's heat pushes travelers toward the hills — book at least 2-3 weeks in advance during this window. Winter (December-February) is ideal if you want snowfall in both Shimla and Manali, though the Delhi-to-hills drive can take slightly longer due to fog on the plains stretch near Karnal and Ambala; we build extra buffer time into winter itineraries for this reason. Monsoon (July-September) carries landslide risk on the upper hill sections, and we recommend flexible dates during this period. October-November is a quieter, clearer alternative for travelers who want to avoid both peak crowds and monsoon uncertainty.