Are you looking to escape the chaos of city life and breathe in the crisp mountain air? Himachal Pradesh is the perfect destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and peace chasers. But the big question is: How do you plan the perfect Himachal trip by road from Delhi? Let’s dive into a detailed 7-day travel itinerary, exploring must-visit places and how you can get there conveniently using car hire services.
Why Choose a Road Trip to Himachal?
Himachal’s scenic highways, snow-clad mountains, pine forests, and charming villages make it ideal for a road trip. Driving allows you to stop at hidden gems, soak in the views, and travel at your own pace.
How to Get There?
Start your journey from Delhi with a comfortable and affordable car hire service. If you don’t want to deal with the hassle of public transport or drive yourself, you can easily book a car with driver.
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7-Day Himachal Itinerary by Road
Day 1: Delhi to Shimla (350 km / 7–8 hours)
Start early from Delhi. Reach Shimla by evening. Explore Mall Road, Ridge, and Jakhu Temple.
Where to stay: Boutique hotels or heritage properties.
Day 2: Shimla – Kufri – Narkanda
Drive to Kufri for horse riding and snow views, then visit Narkanda for Hatu Peak. Return to Shimla for the night.
Must try: Maggi at roadside stalls with a view.
Day 3: Shimla to Manali (250 km / 7 hours)
Take the scenic route via Kullu. Stop for river rafting or explore the Kullu market. Reach Manali by evening.
Question: Is the drive between Shimla and Manali tiring?
Yes, but the breathtaking views and multiple stopovers make it enjoyable.
Day 4: Manali Sightseeing
Visit Hadimba Temple, Old Manali, Vashisht Hot Springs, and Mall Road.
Optional: Try adventure sports like paragliding or ziplining.
Day 5: Solang Valley and Atal Tunnel
Head to Solang for snow activities and ride through the Atal Tunnel to explore Lahaul Valley.
Question: Do you need permits?
No permits needed for Solang, but Rohtang Pass (if open) requires a permit.
Day 6: Manali to Kasol (75 km / 2.5 hours)
Drive to Kasol – the hub for backpackers. Enjoy cafes, Parvati River, and peace.
Explore nearby villages like Chalal or Tosh if time permits.
Day 7: Kasol to Delhi (520 km / 12 hours)
Start early for your return journey. You can stop at Mandi or Bilaspur en route for refreshments.
💡 Travel Tips
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Carry warm clothes even in summer – Himachal weather is unpredictable.
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Pre-book hotels during peak seasons (May–July, December).
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Always check road and weather conditions.
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Prefer private car hire for flexibility and comfort.
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Are you ready to hit the mountains?
Himachal is calling. Pack your bags, charge your camera, and take the scenic route to peace and adventure.
