Rent Tempo Traveller for Delhi to Manali Tour

Do you want to get away from the noise of the city and breathe in the fresh mountain air surrounded by towering peaks and pine forests? Start your journey from Delhi to head to the beautiful town of Manali where nature, culture and adventure come together. A road trip is the best way to see the changing landscapes and scenic views at your own pace. Our Delhi to Manali Tempo Traveller service will take care of all the logistics so you can just enjoy the trip. We have non AC and AC tempo travellers from 9 seater to 26 seater, all equipped with pushback seats, charging points, Wi-Fi and GPS. From the time you leave Delhi till you reach Manali we will make your journey smoother with regular stops for refreshments, sightseeing and photo opportunities.

Delhi to Manali Road Trip- Distance, Route and Travel Time

Distance between Delhi and Manali is around 520 km and the travel time is 11-12 hours depending on traffic and stoppages. The road itself is a prelude to Manali’s beauty with endless greenery, historic towns and roadside dhabas serving lip smacking Punjabi and Himachali food. There are two routes you can choose from.

The most popular route is via NH44 and NH154 passing through Panipat, Kurukshetra, Ambala, Chandigarh, Bilaspur and Mandi. This route is well maintained and you will find plenty of halting points along the way. The other route is via NH152D passing through Rohtak, Jind and Kaithal, which is less crowded with shorter traffic stretches but fewer facilities. If you have time, make a pit stop at Chandigarh’s Sukhna Lake or visit Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra, which is supposed to be the world’s largest man-made water tank.

Delhi to Manali Route: Delhi- Panipat- Ambala-Zirakpur- Bilaspur-Mandi-Kullu-Manali

Find breakdown of above popular route for travelling from Delhi to Manali by road:

• Delhi to Panipat: Drive of 97 Km on NH44 to reach Panipat from Delhi.
• Panipat to Ambala:Cover distance of 64 Km on same route to reach Ambala.
• Ambala to Zirakpur: Take NH152 and drive for around 46 km to reach Zirakpur.
• Zirakpur to Bilaspur: Take NH205 and drive for around 95 km to reach Bilaspur.
• Bilaspur to Mandi: Take NH205 and NH3 and drive for around 50 km to reach Mandi.
• Mandi to Kullu: Take NH3 and drive for around 60 km to reach Kullu.
• Kullu to Manali: Drive for around 40 km on NH3 to reach Manali.

Note: This route may vary depending on the current road conditions and traffic situations in peak seasons. Routes can get changed or diverted depending on situations and suggested by Google Maps.

Why Renting a Tempo Traveller for Manali is best for Group Tour?

The excitement of a road trip wears off when you get tired from hours of driving especially on narrow mountain roads that demand your complete attention. Rent a tempo traveller and say goodbye to all the worries and just enjoy the journey. With spacious seats, big windows and plenty of space for luggage you can relax and take in the view.

Tempo travellers come in various sizes from 9 seater to 26 seater and are perfect for families, friend groups or corporate trips. The vehicles have pushback seats, air conditioning, music system and charging ports so you are comfortable and entertained throughout the journey. The best part is having a driver who knows the mountain road well. You can stop at any scenic location, visit lesser known attractions or take a break whenever you feel like stretching your legs.

Delhi to Manali Tempo Traveller Fare

We offer a special Delhi to Manali Tempo Traveller package starting from Rs 8,500 per day for a 4 day trip which includes all types of toll tax, state tax charges, fuel cost, MCD Tax, and driver allowances. For booking Tempo traveller for Manali trip, contact us today and grab best deal. The cost of a Tempo Traveller rental for a Delhi to Manali trip can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of Tempo Traveller, trip duration, total distance, places covered and tourist season. Cost of 9 to 12 seater Tempo Traveller starts from Rs. 37,500 for a round trip, while a 16 seater Tempo Traveller or bigger traveller van cost starts from Rs 40,000. Tempo Traveller 26 Seater rate for Delhi to Manali 4 days trip is Rs 50,000 which is very affordable for a big group travel.

Toll Tax between Delhi to Manali Trip by Road

For a road trip, all kind of taxes applicable are important factors. Toll taxes on round trip, MCD tax, state tax are necessary charges. The following are the toll tax charges for round trip that need to be paid while travelling from Delhi to Manali by Tempo Traveller.

Please note that the toll taxes are subject to change as per the regulations of the respective authorities or states. It is advisable to carry sufficient cash or recharge fast tags- for online payments with scan to save time. The above mentioned Tempo Traveller rate for Delhi to Manali trip is inclusive of toll taxes.

State tax for Delhi to Manali by tempo Traveller

There is certain amount of state tax applicable on tempo traveller or any type of commercial vehicle which is must to pay. The states that come across Delhi to Manali route include Haryana, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh, hence liable to pay taxes of all these three states. The exact rates of state taxes may vary depending on the type of Tempo Traveller you choose and the route taken. Here is approx state taxes you may have to pay:

Haryana- The state tax in Haryana Per Day Charges For 7 To 12 Seater Tempo Traveller Rs 500/- Per Day Charges.

Punjab- The state tax in Punjab Per Day Charges For 7 To 12 Seater Tempo Traveller Rs 500/- Per Day Charges.

Himachal Pradesh- The state tax in Himachal Pradesh Per Day Charges For 7 To 12 Seater Tempo Traveller Rs 520/- Per Day Charges.

You can check Tempo Traveller State Tax for all models to be clear about approx cost.

Best Weather to Visit Manali

The best time to visit Manali is from March to June and from September to December. The weather during these months is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

What are some popular places to visit in Manali?

Manali, a popular hill station located in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, offers a range of local sightseeing options for visitors to explore. Here is a list of popular places to visit during a Manali local sightseeing tour:

Places to Visit near Manali within 100 Kms

• Atal Tunnel- A beautiful tunnel built to reach Lahaul-Spiti Valley is the longest highway tunnel in the world. Manali to Atal Tunnel distance is 40 Km approx and known for snow-capped views in surroundings and best way to reach Solang Valley and Koksar.
• Sissu- A famous trekking place at distance of 85 km form Manali is known for untouched beauty and trekking trails such as Chandratal Lake.
• Hampta Pass- A popular trekking destination located at an altitude of 4270 meters above sea level which offers stunning views of snow-capped mountains. It is best trekking for adventure seekers while enjoying lush green valleys view.
• Kullu- Locate at bank of Beas River, it is sports centre for Kullu Manali tour. It lies on the way while travelling from Delhi to Manali. Distance between Kullu and Manali is 40 km and must visit place in Manali for beautiful temples, shawl factory, adventure activities such as river rafting, paragliding.
• Kasol- For a group tour or friend trip, Kasol is best place for backpackers and located at only 75 km form Manali. Young genes come here to trek, enjoy hippie culture and local cuisine at cafes. Parvati Valley is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Kasol.
• Tirthan Valley- Known for Great Himalayan National Park, trekking to nearby villages, camping and bonfires, Tirthan Valley and Jibhi are less explored places near Manali within 100 Km, but best to plan for a peaceful stay, snow all around and valleys.
• Kothi- Located in foothills of Rohtang Pass, it is base for Rohtang Pass Valley climbing by foot. Soaked in magical beauty of nature, it is best picnic spot in manali to enjoy snow games.
• Naggar- A picturesque town located 20 km from Manali, Naggar is known for its beautiful temples, heritage buildings, and stunning views of the Kullu Valley. Places to visit in Naggar Valley are Naggar Castle, the Roerich Art Gallery, and the Gauri Shankar Temple.qqqq

Important Information about Rohtang pass open time and Permit

Rohtang Pass is most beautiful place to visit in Manali for ultimate adventure and remains open for visitors from May to November, depending on weather and snow fall amount. Severe snowfall led to road blockage connecting city to this place. The opening time of Rohtang Pass varies every year, as it is closed during the winter months due to heavy snowfall.

In summer season, the pass opens for tourists from 6-7 AM and closes by 5-6 PM in the evening. It is advisable to check the status of the Rohtang Pass before planning a trip, as it may be closed or restricted due to landslides, heavy snowfall, or other unforeseen circumstances. To visit Rohtang Pass, there is requirement of Permit pass which is again subject to weather conditions and availability.

Are there any good restaurants or eating joints on the way to Manali from Delhi?

Yes, there are many good restaurants on the way to Manali from Delhi. Some of the popular ones include:

• Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba: Located in Murthal, this dhaba is famous for its parathas and other North Indian dishes.
• Haveli: Another popular dhaba located in Murthal, Haveli serves a wide variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food.
• Pahalwan Dhaba: This dhaba is located in Karnal and is known for its Punjabi-style food and hospitality.
• Giani Dhaba: Located in Mandi, Giani Dhaba is a popular stopover for travellers and serves delicious North Indian food.
• Johnson's Café: Located in Mandi, Johnson's Café is a cosy little café that serves excellent coffee, sandwiches, and cakes.
• The Himalayan Village: Located in Kullu, this restaurant offers a fine dining experience with a wide range of cuisines to choose from.
• Café 1947: Located in Old Manali, Café 1947 is a popular hangout spot for tourists and serves a variety of dishes, including Italian, Indian, and Israeli.

These are just a few of the many options available on the Delhi to Manali route. There are plenty of other good restaurants and eating joints along the way where you can stop and have a meal.

What are the famous Stops between Delhi and Manali?

The number of stops during a Delhi to Manali trip by tempo traveller may vary depending on the preferences of the travelers and the itinerary planned. However, there are some common stops that many travelers make, such as for food, restrooms, and sightseeing. Some popular stops on the way to Manali include:

• Murthal: If you are fond of delicious stuffed parathas, curd, toast and tea, then Murthal is a best stop to enjoy delicious breakfast. You can also enjoy famous North India cuisines such as Dal fry, Dal Makhani, Naan, Chole Bhature, Jeera rice for lunch. Ambeince of Dhaba is so modern and flourished with swings to give a fun to your kids.
• Karnal: Neelkanth Star, Haveli are some popular restaurant in Karnal for quick stop and enjoy meal anytime of your choice. These remains open till late night, is also best on your return trip.
• Ambala: A famous city of Punjab is best for a quick stop for restrooms, meals at restaurants or quick shopping.

The number and duration of the stops may also depend on the duration of the trip and the preferences of the travelers.

Best Plan for Manali Tour from Delhi

Day 1: Delhi to Manali

Start your journey early to beat the traffic and get the most out of your day. Take a Delhi to Manali Tempo Traveller for a cozy ride with plenty of room for your stuff and group seating. Stop at Murthal to grab breakfast and Chandigarh for lunch. You will get to Manali by nightfall and settle into your hotel. In the evening, take a walk down Mall Road, check out the local shops, and try some Himachali treats like Siddu and Trout Fish.

Day 2: Check out Manali and Solang Valley

Start your day with a trip to Hadimba Devi Temple. Then go to Solang Valley to try adventure sports like paragliding, quad biking and ropeway rides. After eating lunch, take a look around Old Manali, stop by Manu Temple, and chill at Cafe 1947, which people know for its views of the river and live music. Finish the day with a calm walk by the Beas River watching the sun go down.

Day 3: Rohtang Pass and Manikaran Excursion

Get up to go to Rohtang Pass. You can play in the snow and see amazing views of glaciers and mountain tops. On your way back, check out Manikaran to see the Gurudwara and soak in the hot springs. Eat a calm lunch at the langar to feel the town's spiritual vibe. Head back to Manali by night and chill with a bonfire at your hotel.

Day 4: Trek to Jogini Waterfall and Return to Delhi

Begin your day with a hike to Jogini Waterfall. Enjoy the quiet and take in the great views of Manali Valley. After the hike, go to the Vashisht Hot Springs for a quick dip. Have an early lunch, leave your hotel, and start your trip back to Delhi. Stop a few times to look at nice views. Think about all the cool stuff you did on your road trip from Delhi to Manali.

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