Manali Tour Package
- Manali Local Sightseeing
- Solang Valley
- Hotel Stay
- Transfers
Starting from₹6,999*

Manali, Shimla, Kasol, Spiti and the Himalayan trails in between. Comfortable stays, transfers, local sightseeing and a team that plans every day around you.
Plans shaped around your interests, dates and budget.
Help before you leave and throughout your journey.
Handpicked hotels and homestays in the right locations.
Clear inclusions before you confirm. No surprises.
Eight places to start your Himachal trip. Pick one to see matching packages, or ask us to plan it.
Manali & KulluSnow, adventure and river valleys in one trip.Travel guide & packages
ShimlaColonial charm and hillside views.Travel guide & packages
Spiti ValleyHigh-altitude desert and ancient monasteries.Travel guide & packages
Kasol & ParvatiRiverside cafes, forests and village trails.Travel guide & packages
DharamshalaMonasteries, Tibetan culture and the Triund trail.Travel guide & packages
Dalhousie & KhajjiarPine forests and quiet green meadows.Travel guide & packages
Jibhi & TirthanQuiet villages, forests and waterfalls.Plan this trip
Bir BillingParagliding and peaceful monasteries.Plan this trip
Ready-made itineraries you can book as they are or change to suit your dates, interests and budget.
We can still plan it. Tell us your dates and budget and we will build the trip for you.
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*Starting prices may vary according to travel dates, hotel category, vehicle type, season and availability.
Can't find the right package? Tell us your travel dates, group size and budget. We plan the stay, transfers, sightseeing and treks around you, so the trip feels easy from the first call.
From an easy overnight hike to a high pass crossing. Tell us your dates and fitness level, and we plan the trek together with your stay and transfers.

Manali to Lahaul
Cross from the green Kullu side to the stark, high desert of Lahaul, often finishing with a visit to Chandratal.

McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala

Parvati Valley, Kasol

Mandi

Lahaul and Spiti
Altitudes and seasons are approximate. Trail and weather conditions change every year, so we confirm them before you travel.
Himachal changes completely with the calendar. Choose a season to see what to expect and the trips we suggest.

Pleasant days and open roads make this the easiest time for first-time visitors. Sightseeing is comfortable and most activities are running.
Spiti Valley roads usually open from around June, so plan Spiti late in this season.

Green valleys, waterfalls and fewer crowds. Heavy rain can cause landslides and road closures in many hill areas, so keep your plan flexible.
Spiti sits in a rain shadow, which is why it is a popular monsoon choice. We check road and weather status before you travel.

Clear skies, crisp air and sharp mountain views. A strong season for scenery, treks, village stays and paragliding at Bir Billing.
Apple season in parts of Himachal falls in September and October.

Snow in Manali and Shimla, cosy stays and the best time for snow activities. Nights are cold and some high roads close, so we plan the route and hotel carefully.
Spiti Valley in winter needs special preparation and is not a casual trip.
*Starting prices may vary according to travel dates, hotel category, vehicle type, season and availability.
Know what to expect in the month you plan to travel, from snowy January mornings to the December holiday rush.
Peak winter. Snow is likely in Manali, Shimla and nearby hills, and snow activities are at their best. Days are short and nights are very cold.
Roads can close after heavy snowfall, so keep a spare day. Spiti Valley is not a casual trip this month.
Still cold, with a good chance of snow early in the month. Days start getting longer, and it suits couples who want a snowy, cosy trip.
Expect icy stretches on mountain roads, especially in the early morning.
Winter eases into spring. Shimla and Manali turn pleasant, higher areas may still have snow, and crowds are lighter than in summer.
Weather can change quickly, so carry both warm and light layers.
Spring in the hills: mild weather, clear views and blooming valleys. A comfortable month for sightseeing, easy treks and family trips.
Some high-altitude roads may still be closed. We check road status before you travel.
Peak summer season. Hill stations are pleasant while the plains are hot, so this is one of the busiest months in Himachal.
Hotels fill up early in May, so book well ahead.
Warm days and open high-altitude roads. A good time to add Spiti Valley, Kinnaur or the Hampta Pass trek, with early rain showers late in the month.
Plan extra days for altitude and keep a buffer for sudden rain.
Monsoon begins. Valleys turn green and waterfalls come alive, but heavy rain can cause landslides and road closures in many hill areas.
Keep your plan flexible. Spiti sits in a rain shadow, so it is a popular monsoon pick.
Peak monsoon. Lush landscapes and fewer crowds, with the highest risk of road disruption in the hills.
Avoid tight schedules and very long road days. We check weather and road status before departure.
The rains fade and the air clears. Greenery is at its best, apple season begins in parts of Himachal and crowds are still low.
Early September can still bring rain, so keep a spare day.
Clear skies, crisp air and golden light make this a top month for scenery and treks. The paragliding season starts at Bir Billing.
Spiti Valley usually has its last open window early in the month, before the first snow.
Cold, calm and uncrowded. The mountains are sharp and clear, with first snow on the higher peaks.
Days are short and high-altitude roads begin to close, so Spiti is usually not an option.
Winter holiday season. Snow arrives in Manali and Shimla, and the hills are busy around Christmas and New Year.
Book early for the holiday weeks and expect busy roads and crowded hotels.
Conditions change every year, so we confirm road and weather status before you travel.
Choose your trip style, then add the experiences you want. We fit them into one smooth plan.

Skiing, snow walks and sledging around Solang and Kufri in winter.

Fly over the Kangra Valley from Bir Billing or Solang.
From the Triund ridge to the Hampta Pass, choose a trail that fits you.
See popular treks
Nights under the stars at riverside and meadow campsites.

Rapids on the Beas River near Kullu, for beginners and the bold.

Hidimba Devi Temple, monasteries, waterfalls and viewpoints.

Slow days in Kinnaur, Jibhi and Tirthan villages.
Siddu, dham and trout, and the cafe culture of Kasol and McLeod Ganj.

A great holiday is not just about reaching a destination. It is about a smooth, comfortable and memorable journey from the first call to the drive home.
Plans based on your destination, duration, interests and budget.
Pick a ready-made package or build a custom trip.
Stays chosen for location, comfort and budget.
Famous attractions and lesser-known places on well-planned routes.
Support before your trip and while you travel.
Clear package inclusions before you confirm.
Share your destination, travel dates, number of travellers and approximate budget.
We create a day-by-day plan with stays, transfers and sightseeing.
Approve the plan, confirm your booking and get ready for the mountains.
Altitude shapes the weather, the season and how you feel on arrival. Use this table to match a destination to your dates.
| Destination | Altitude | Best months | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spiti Valley (Kaza) | About 3,800 m | June to September; January to March for winter snow | Offbeat trips, monasteries, high passes |
| Kinnaur (Kalpa) | About 2,960 m | April to June; September to October | Apple orchards, Sangla and Kalpa views |
| Shimla | About 2,200 m | March to June; December to January for snow | First-time visitors, families, heritage walks |
| Manali | About 2,050 m | March to June; December to February for snow | Couples, snow, Solang Valley adventure |
| Dalhousie | About 1,970 m | March to June; September to November | Quiet pine forests and Khajjiar |
| McLeod Ganj | About 1,770 m | March to June; September to November | Tibetan culture and the Triund trek |
| Kasol | About 1,640 m | March to June; September to November | Backpackers, Parvati Valley, Kheerganga trek |
| Bir Billing | About 1,520 m | October to November; March to June | Paragliding and Tibetan monasteries |
| Jibhi | About 1,500 m | March to June; September to November | Quiet forests and Tirthan Valley stays |
Altitudes are approximate and best months are typical.
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March to June is the most popular time, with pleasant weather across Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala and Kasol. September to November is clear and less crowded. December to February is best for snow in Manali, Kufri and Solang Valley. Spiti Valley is best from June to September, when its roads are open.
Five to six days is enough for Shimla and Manali. A week lets you add Kasol or Dharamshala, and eight to ten days covers a wider loop or a full Spiti Valley circuit. If you are travelling by road from Delhi, allow most of a day for the journey each way.
Yes. Every package can be changed: the number of days, the places you visit, the hotel category, the vehicle and the activities. Tell us your dates and budget and we will send a plan built around you before you pay anything.
Most of our packages include hotel stays and road transfers. Each package page lists exactly what is and is not included, and we share the hotel names and vehicle type before you confirm, so there are no surprises.
Yes. We plan popular treks such as Triund, Kheerganga, Prashar Lake and Hampta Pass, along with your stay and transfers before and after the trek. Tell us your fitness level and dates and we will suggest the right trail.
Yes. We can include an overnight Volvo bus or a private cab from Delhi or Chandigarh, or meet you at Bhuntar, Gaggal or Chandigarh airport. A Volvo is the cheaper option, while a private cab gives you more comfort and flexibility.
Himachal is beautiful in July and August, but heavy rain can cause landslides and road closures in many hill areas. If you travel in monsoon, keep your plan flexible and avoid very long road days. Spiti, in a rain shadow, is the usual exception.
Yes. Budget trips are possible with Volvo travel, simpler hotels and shared sightseeing. Our packages start from around Rs 6,999 per person, and the final price depends on your dates, hotel category, vehicle and group size.

Tell us your travel dates, destination and budget. We will send a free, no-obligation plan and help you turn it into a memorable journey.