6 Days 5 Nights
Daily Tour
50 people
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Dist: 529 km | Time: 12 to 16 hr | Altitude: 300 m to 2050 m
You will board your Volvo AC bus from Delhi to Manali in the evening or at night. We will pick you up from Delhi at night and drive towards Manali by cab or Volvo Bus. It will take 15 to 16 hours to reach Manali in the morning.
Meals: NA
Night: Overnight journey by bus/cab
Check-In: 11:00 am | Sightseeing Time: 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
After reaching Manali, you will check into your hotel and freshen up. Later, you will explore local attractions, including Mall Road, Old Manali, the Clubhouse, Hadimba Temple, and Dhungri Van Vihar. Spend the evening enjoying the vibrant atmosphere and scenic beauty of the town.
Meals: Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Manali
Sightseeing Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
After breakfast, you will head to the scenic Solang Valley, known for its stunning landscapes and adventure opportunities. Here, you can indulge in thrilling activities (excluded) such as ziplining, paragliding, skiing, yak riding, and quad biking, making it a day full of excitement and fun amidst the mountains.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Manali
Dist: 87 km | Time: 04 to 05 hr | Altitude: 2050 m to 1580 m
After the morning tea and breakfast, you will check out and depart for Kasol. Upon arrival, you will check into the hotel at Kasol and gear up to explore the beautiful city.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the Hotel in Kasol
Dist: 225 km | Time: 07 to 10 hr | Altitude: 1580 m to 2276 m
After spending the night in Kasol, you will depart for Shimla after breakfast. You will reach Shimla in the evening and check into your hotel. Spend the evening relaxing and soaking in the serene hill station atmosphere.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the hotel in Shimla
Sightseeing Time: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
After breakfast today, you'll head to Kufri, where you can enjoy skiing (during winter) and horse riding. Later, you can visit the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies and local places like Jakhu Temple, Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church, and Scandal Point.
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Night: Stay at the hotel in Shimla
Checkout: 10:00 am | Distance: 342 km | 06-10 hrs by vehicle
After spending the night in Kasol, you will check out and depart for Delhi after breakfast. Following a 6 to 10-hour journey, you will reach Delhi with lots of cherished memories of your trip.
Meals: Breakfast Night: Nil
| Location | Places to visit |
| Manali | Mall Road, Old Manali, Van Vihar, Club House, Old Manali, Solang Valley, Jogini Waterfall (small trek), Vashisth Temple |
| Kasol | Parvati River, Manikaran Temple and Gurudwara, and Manikaran Hot Water Springs. |
| Shimla | Jakhu Temple, Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church, Scandal Point, Kufri, Viceregal Lodge & Botanical Gardens |
Notes:
Notes:
The tour may be cancelled due to unforeseen events or government restrictions. In such cases, you can reschedule your dates. However, no refund will be provided in any condition.
Manali, nestled between the snow-capped mountains of Himachal Pradesh, is an all-year-round destination in India. It is trendy among couples, adventure lovers, peace seekers, and hippies. From awe-struck views to apple orchards, skiing to paragliding, and cafes of old Manali to Mall Road, Manali has everything for everyone. Manali offers various places to visit, like Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, Hadimba temple, etc.
Kasol is a hamlet filled with many hidden gems to explore independently. Nestled in the Parvati Valley, it is known as the “Amsterdam of India.” Kasol is known for various trekking trails, including Kheerganga. It is the hub of multiple parties that attract young tourists, and a small hike from Kasol will take you to Chalal Village, which is too beautiful to be accurate.
Shimla is a captivating hill station nestled in the lap of the Himalayas. Perched at an altitude of 2,213 metres, it spans a 12-kilometre ridge with steep, forested slopes cascading below and breathtaking mountain vistas above. The name “Shimla” is derived from Goddess Shyamala, an incarnation of Goddess Kali. This colonial-era summer retreat, often called the “Queen of Hills,” boasts a rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Visitors can explore its charming attractions, including temples, palaces, churches, monasteries, and scenic spots. Shimla remains a timeless destination, drawing travellers seeking respite from the mundane and a glimpse into the enchanting world of the Himalayas.
How to reach Manali?
Manali can be easily reached from all around the world.
From Delhi, various Volvos and government buses run daily between Delhi and Manali, which takes around 13-14 hours.
By Air, There is no direct flight between Manali & Delhi. The nearest airport is Bhuntar, which is 50km from Manali and can be covered by bus or taxi.
Manali can also be reached by car or taxi; the route is breathtaking but tiring.
Best time for Shimla Manali Kasol Tour
Manali
| SUMMER | March-June. Pleasant weather, blooming flowers. It’s an ideal time to enjoy a family vacation. |
| MONSOON | July-September. This period should be avoided. The danger of landslides will be there. |
| WINTER | October-February. Snow can be witnessed from December to February. |
Kasol
| SUMMER | March-June. Pleasant weather, blooming flowers. It’s an ideal time to enjoy a family vacation. Camping can be quickly done. |
| MONSOON | July-September. This period should be avoided. The danger of landslides will be there. Roads will be slippery. |
| WINTER | October-February. The temperature remains constantly low, but the view will be worth it. |
Places to visit in Shimla Manali Kasol Tour
Hadimba Temple, also known as Dhungari Temple, dates back to 1553. The temple is most renowned for its unique architecture and is the most famous among tourists visiting Manali.
Solang Valley: Solang Valley or Solang Nala must be noticed whenever in Manali. Situated at a distance of 14km and covered with snow-capped mountains from all sides, it is also very famous among adventure and snow lovers. You will find everything here, from skiing to paragliding and Maggi to tea.
Mall Road Manali: Mall Road is Manali’s lifeline. Always stacked up with racists, mall roaMall Roadb of shopping and food in Manali. They have Shawls, mufflers, suits, caps, gloves, and boots. Apart from shopping, it is also a foodie’s paradise.
Old Manali: another must-visit place of Manali. Visit here to explore a variety of cafes and restaurants and to buy some super cool stuff, such as one-of-a-kind bags or pants.
Rohtang Pass: Located 50km from Manali, this place offers views that can not be missed. From the journey to the destination, it provides some mind-blowing views. A permit is required to visit here. You will witness the shooting location of the Bollywood movie “ Jab We Met”.
Dhungri Van Vihar, a wildlife sanctuary beside the Hidimba temple, is the perfect place to admire nature’s beauty. This place has its roots in Mahabharat; as they say, Hidimba, the wife of Bhim, used to bathe here in a pond.
Jogini Waterfall: Jogini Falls is a stunning waterfall located 4 km from Vashisht Temple and 7.5 km from Manali Bus Stand. Cascading from about 150 feet, it forms a small pool at the base where visitors can swim. The falls, accessible via a 3-hour trek from Vashisht Temple, are best visited outside the monsoon season. A sacred Jogini Mata temple at the base adds to the site’s charm. The trek offers beautiful views of local scenery and village life.
Vashisht Temple: The temple on a hill offers a peaceful atmosphere and features a bathing pond behind it. After exploring the temple, a 30-minute trek will lead you to Jogini Waterfall. For a complete view of the waterfall, continue trekking for another 20 minutes and climb the mountains.
Manikaran: Located in the Parvati Valley, it is an essential site for Hindu and Sikh pilgrims. Manikaran is also known for its hot springs, where it is said that bathing in them can cure diseases.
Kutla is a scenic village near Kasol in Himachal Pradesh. It offers beautiful views and a serene environment. A popular trek from Kasol takes you to Kutla.
Mall Road: Constructed during British rule, Mall Road is the city’s heart. Lined with showrooms, restaurants, and offices, it’s a favourite tourist hangout spot. Don’t miss the Himachal Emporium for handicrafts and local products.
Shimla Ridge: Perched at an elevation of 2,205 metres (7,235 feet), Shimla Ridge offers panoramic views of the city. This bustling street features impressive buildings, statues, cafes, and shopping spots. The annual Summer Festival held here is famous.
Colonial Architecture: Shimla’s streets showcase colonial heritage through Neo-Gothic and Victorian styles. Think pointed arches, steeply sloping roofs, and intricate latticework. These architectural gems date back to the 16th – 19th century.
Shimla Manali Kasol Tour: Shimla is a gateway to other picturesque destinations like Manali and Kasol. Embark on a 5N/6D tour that takes you through the stunning landscapes of these hill stations. Explore the lush forests, snow-capped peaks, and vibrant local culture. From the bustling Mall Road in Shimla to the serene beauty of Kasol, this tour promises an unforgettable experience.
Jakhu Temple: Nestled atop Jakhu Hill, this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Legend has it that Hanuman rested here while searching for the Sanjivani Booti to revive Lakshmana during the Ramayana. Don’t miss the colossal 108-foot-high Hanuman statue, one of the tallest in the world. Foot, horse, taxi, Lift, or the Jakhu Ropeway can reach the temple.
Mall Road and The Ridge: The heart of Shimla, The Ridge is an open space along Mall Road. It’s where cultural activities thrive. Stroll along the Mall Road, shop for local artefacts, and savour the views of snow-capped peaks. Prominent landmarks include Christ Church, a neo-Gothic marvel, and a Tudorbethan-style library building.
Kufri: A scenic hill station, Kufri offers panoramic Himalayan views, snow-capped peaks, and lush forests. Trek or ride a mule to Mahasu Peak for stunning vistas of the Kedarnath and Badrinath ranges. Amidst deodar and fir trees, spot animals like Sambar, Musk deer, and Black Bear.
Scandal Point: Located at the convergence of The Ridge and The Mall, Scandal Point has a romantic backstory. The Maharaja of Patiala and the Viceroy’s daughter eloped from here in 1892, leading to a ban on the king’s entry into Shimla. Enjoy the views, sip tea, and explore local shops and eateries. Look out for the statue of freedom fighter Lala Lajpat Rai.
Viceregal Lodge & Botanical Gardens: The Viceregal Lodge, once the summer residence of British rulers, stands as a grand architectural gem. Explore the lush Botanical Gardens and admire the rare flora. The green slopes, dotted with red-roofed chalets and Gothic Government buildings, create a picturesque setting.
Things to do in Shimla Manali Kasol Tour
Paragliding in Manali: Paragliding in Manali is one of the most exciting activities, and every adventure lover should try it.
BEST TIME: May- October
PLACE: Solang Valley. A 15-20 minute flight in Solang Valley will cost around ₹ 2000-3000.
River Rafting in Manali: another activity to do in Manali for adrenaline junkies is river rafting. If you are a newbie, this is the perfect location for river rafting.
BEST TIME: June-July, October- February
PLACE: Pirdi, near Beas River
The river rafting will cost ₹ 500 – 1000, and a package will cost ₹ 2000, which includes accommodation and meals.
Zipline in Manali: Ziplining is one activity we all have done at least once. Manali is the perfect place to do it again, even if you’re a newbie. India’s highest ziplining is in Manali, 6000 feet above sea level.
Price will be between ₹ 1500-3500
Skiing in Manali: Skiing is gaining popularity as an adventure sport in Manali and is becoming one of travellers’ favourite winter sports.
BEST TIME: December-January
PLACE: Solang Valley
You must take up everything for skiing, including clothes, shoes, socks, and gloves on rent. This all will cost around ₹ 800-1000 per person.
River crossing in Manali: River crossing is a fun and challenging activity. It can be done in Van Vihar, Solang Valley, costing Rs 350 per person.
Zorbing in Manali: Zorbing is a fun activity that should be noticed. You sit in a big, hard plastic ball and are rolled down the hill. You’ll find it in many places in Manali, and it will cost about ₹500 approx.
Bathing in Natural Hot Water Springs of Manikaran: Manikaran, a holy site for both Hindus and Sikhs, is famous for its natural hot water springs, known to cure any disease just by bathing in them.
Food to try in Manali
Siddu: This is a local dish of Manali made from bread dough. It’s available in vegetarian and non-veg versions. You’ll quickly find it selling on the street.
Trout Fish: One of the best dishes in Manali and Kullu, trout is a treat for any fish lover. It’s not only tasty but also healthy!
Dham: a dish usually served at lunch, cooked on firewood. It combines various dishes and can be found only in Manali. It consists of Kadhi, Madra, Dal, Khatta & Meetha.
Momo: Momos have become the lifeline of every mountain destination. Whether it’s fried or steamed, veg or non-veg, you’ll find it across every street.
Thukpa: Tibetan dish that is very popular in Himachal Pradesh. It’s a spicy noodle soup with almost every vegetable in it. Once a try is a must!
Manali is situated between the mountains of Himachal Pradesh near Kullu in the Beas River valley. It is one of the most visited tourist places by domestic and international travellers.
Kasol is a quaint village in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It lies in the Parvati Valley, along the banks of the Parvati River, and is about 42 kilometres from Kullu. Kasol is known for its scenic beauty and vibrant culture, and it is a popular destination for backpackers and nature lovers. It's a great spot for trekking, exploring local cafes, and enjoying the tranquil surroundings.
Kasol is best known for adventurous treks, beautiful views and roaring rivers. Friendly locals, overjoyed dogs, and tempting food can be easily seen in Kasol. It is a gem of Parvati Valley, and many other places are nearby.
Known for adventure activities, breathtaking views, a shoppers' paradise, and hippies, Manali is a destination on everyone's list and attracts tourists during every season of the year.
Shimla is famous for being a beautiful mountain town. It used to be the summer capital of India when the British ruled. People love it for its pleasant weather, pretty views, old buildings, and fun things like walking around Mall Road and visiting the temples.
It will cost between INR 8000 and INR 12000, depending on the number of people and mode of transportation selected.
The best time to visit the Shimla Manali Kasol Tour is September to April. The weather is pleasant during this time, and snow can be witnessed in Manali in January and February.
Adventure activities of Manali, a day trip to Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass, kheer Ganga trek in Kasol
Paragliding, Hiking, Trekking, Zorbing, ATV riding, Zipline, Camping, and river rafting are the few activities that one can do in Manali.
20 min. Flying will cost around 3500 in Solang Valley.
Uncia Trails is the best Shimla Manali Kasol Tour Package travel agency. They currently offer trips both in India and internationally. All our tours include a perfectly crafted itinerary and experienced crews and guides.
A week-long trip will be long enough to explore the central and nearby places.
January and February are the best months to find snow on the Shimla Manali Kasol Tour. Check the weather forecast first before planning your trip.
This tour package includes Breakfast and Dinner for all the days you are staying in the hotel/homestay/camp. Meals while travelling are not included.
There is no direct flight between Manali & Delhi. The nearest airport is Bhuntar, which is 50km from Manali and can be covered by bus or taxi.
Yes, the Shimla Manali Kasol Tour Package is available for couples. You can also choose custom dates.
Yes, the Shimla Manali Kasol Tour Package is available for families. It is the best-selling package among families, covering the most scenic places in Himachal Pradesh.
Yes, the Shimla Manali Kasol Tour package is available for groups. You can also avail of a discount for bigger groups.
Both places are famous among travellers and have something different to offer tourists. Shimla offers colonial structures, British vibes, and a capital feeling, whereas Manali is for most adventure seekers.
The nearest airport is the Bhuntar Airport.
The distance from Kasol to Manali is 75km, which will take around 3 hours to reach.
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