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Himachal Pradesh
Choose a route, then shape the stays, transport and pace around your group.
Trips across Himachal Pradesh
Himachal is where most Gozy Trips groups end up, and for good reason. It's close enough for a long weekend from Delhi, Chandigarh or Lucknow, and varied enough that a college gang, a couple and a corporate team can all find their version of it. We run trips across Manali, Kasol, Jibhi and the Tirthan Valley the most, with cafes, riverside stays, treks and mountain roads doing most of the heavy lifting.
Himachal Pradesh from Delhi NCR
Route, days needed and a day by day plan from Delhi NCR.
Manali from Delhi NCRAbout 530 km, overnight Volvo5 to 6 days
Kasol from Delhi NCRAbout 520 km, overnight bus5 to 6 days
Shimla from Delhi NCRAbout 350 km, road3 to 4 days
Spiti Valley from Delhi NCRAbout 750 km, road via Shimla7 to 9 days as a full circuit
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Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj from Delhi NCRAbout 480 km, overnight Volvo4 to 5 days
Jibhi & Tirthan Valley from Delhi NCRAbout 500 km, overnight Volvo4 to 5 days
Bir Billing from Delhi NCRAbout 500 km, overnight Volvo4 days
Dalhousie & Khajjiar from Delhi NCRAbout 560 km, overnight train or bus4 to 5 days
Himachal Pradesh from Mumbai
Route, days needed and a day by day plan from Mumbai.
Himachal Pradesh from Jaipur
Route, days needed and a day by day plan from Jaipur.
- Manali from JaipurAbout 800 km, Ertiga or Tempo Traveller3 to 6 days
- Shimla from JaipurAbout 590 km, Ertiga or Tempo Traveller4 to 5 days
- Kasol from JaipurAbout 730 km, Ertiga or Tempo Traveller5 to 6 days
- Jibhi & Tirthan Valley from JaipurAbout 700 km, Ertiga or Tempo Traveller4 to 5 days
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Himachal Pradesh trip questions
3 to 4 days covers one place, such as Manali, Kasol or Jibhi, with overnight buses both ways. Two places, for example Manali with Kasol, need 6 to 7 days, and a full Spiti circuit needs about 8 to 10.
March to June for green valleys, December to February for snow around Manali and Shimla, and September to November for clear mountain views. In July and August heavy rain often closes roads, so keep plans flexible then.
Kasol and Bir suit friend groups, Manali and Shimla are the easiest with family, Jibhi and the Tirthan Valley suit couples who want a quiet stay, and Spiti is for road trips with more time.
Most of Himachal needs no permit for Indian travellers. Vehicles going up to Rohtang Pass need an online permit issued in limited numbers each day, so it is booked in advance.