Manali Weekend Tour Package

Manali Weekend Tour Package from Delhi

Planning a quick escape from the chaos of Delhi? Our Manali Weekend Tour Package from Delhi for 5 days and 4 nights is the perfect way to unwind in the lap of the Himalayas. Whether you’re craving snow-covered mountains, peaceful valleys, or a fun road trip with friends or family, Manali offers the ideal weekend getaway.

With comfortable travel, handpicked hotels, and flexible sightseeing, this package is designed for travelers who want maximum experiences in minimum time.

Begin your Manali getaway by tasting authentic Himachali cuisine, including local favorites like Chaa Gosht, freshly cooked river trout, Tudkiya Bhaat, and Babru, giving you a true flavor of the region.
Explore the vibrant Tibetan Market in Manali, known for its colorful handicrafts, woolen clothing, prayer flags, souvenirs, and unique street shopping experience.
Experience the magic of winter in Manali as you visit Kothi Gorge, enjoy breathtaking views near Rohtang Pass (subject to weather conditions), and travel through the scenic Beas Valley, passing the charming Marhi village, famous for snow activities and adventure sports.
Take a memorable excursion to Kullu and Manikaran, where you can seek blessings at the sacred Manikaran Gurudwara, known for its hot springs and spiritual significance.
Visit the historic Raghunath Temple in Kullu, a revered shrine dedicated to Lord Rama and an important cultural landmark of the region.

Day 1: Delhi to Manali (Overnight Journey)

Your journey begins in the evening as you board a comfortable Volvo bus from New Delhi at around 5:30 PM. Relax and enjoy the overnight drive through scenic mountain roads. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing, as the journey takes approximately 13–14 hours.

Day 2: Arrival in Manali & Local Exploration

Arrive in the beautiful hill town of Manali in the morning and transfer to your hotel for check-in and refreshment. The rest of the day is free for you to explore at your own pace.

Take a leisurely walk along Mall Road, the heart of Manali, where you can shop for Tibetan handicrafts, woolen clothes, souvenirs, and wooden artifacts.

You may also indulge in authentic local Himachali cuisine, including delicacies such as Chaa Gosht, freshly prepared river trout, Tudkiya Bhaat, and Babru, offering a true taste of the region.

Overnight stay at the hotel in Manali.

Day 3: Snow Point Excursion (Kothi Gorge & Marhi Village)

After breakfast, set out for an exciting excursion to Snow Point, a popular destination known for its snow-covered landscapes throughout most of the year.

Your first stop will be Kothi Gorge, a picturesque village and the gateway to Rohtang Pass (subject to seasonal conditions). Enjoy breathtaking views of the Beas Valley while sipping hot tea in the cool mountain air.

Continue your journey towards Marhi Village, famous for snow activities and adventure sports. This area remains blanketed in snow for most of the year and is a favorite spot for visitors, especially when Rohtang Pass is closed.

Return to Manali by evening for dinner and an overnight stay.

Travel Tip:
Carry warm clothing such as jackets, sweaters, gloves, and woolen caps, as temperatures can drop significantly in snow-covered areas.

Day 5: Manali Sightseeing & Departure to Delhi

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and begin a half-day sightseeing tour of Manali.

Visit the ancient Hadimba Devi Temple, surrounded by cedar forests and dedicated to Hidimba, the wife of Bhima. Next, explore the Vashisht Temple, famous for its centuries-old architecture and natural hot water springs.

Your final stop will be the Himalayan Nyingmapa Monastery, home to a stunning gold-faced statue of Lord Buddha and offering peaceful views of the valley.

In the evening, board your return Volvo bus to Delhi, marking the end of a memorable Manali tour.

Escape the ordinary and experience the beauty of the Himalayas with our Manali Weekend Tour Package from Delhi. Enjoy hassle-free travel, comfortable stays, and memories that last a lifetime.

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Why Choose Chandigarh Tour Club for Manali Weekend Tour Package?

Highly Maintained & Clean Cars

At Chandigarh Tour Club in Chandigarh, we take great care of our cars and maintain them exceptionally well, so our customers never face any issues and can enjoy their journey with an amazing experience.

24×7 Customer Help & Support

We always take care of our customers' requirements and needs. We are always available for them and strive to provide a better experience through our support.

WIfI & Charging Slot

Stay connected with free Wi-Fi and keep your devices powered with in-cab charging slots.To provide a better experience through our support.

Professional & Expert Drivers

Our expert drivers are highly trained and capable of handling any situation on any road. They are professional, well-behaved, and possess extensive knowledge of cars and driving.

Zero Cancellation Policy

We always try to understand our customers, because client satisfaction is our top priority. We follow a zero cancellation charges policy.

Refreshments & Newspapers-Magaziness

Enjoy complimentary refreshments along with daily newspapers and magazines during your ride.

Frequently Asked Questions – Manali Weekend Tour Package from Delhi

What should I carry for a trip to Manali?

If you’re traveling to Manali, especially during colder months, it’s important to pack heavy woollen clothing, including jackets, sweaters, gloves, and caps. Comfortable rubber-soled shoes are recommended for walking on snowy or uneven terrain. You may also carry essentials such as a torch, basic medicines, energy bars or dry fruits, a reusable water bottle, mosquito repellent, and personal toiletries.

What makes Manali a unique travel destination?

Manali is known for its beautiful mountain landscapes, rich culture, and vibrant local markets. Visitors love shopping for woollen shawls, Kullu caps, handmade carpets, wooden handicrafts, and distinctive Tibetan items. Local products like dry fruits, fresh juices, homemade jams, and pickles are also popular souvenirs.

Which fruit is Manali famous for?

Manali and other parts of Himachal Pradesh are famous for their apple orchards. In addition to apples, the region produces high-quality pears, plums, and apricots. Tourists can easily find fresh fruits, preserves, jams, and local fruit-based products in nearby markets.

What is the best time to visit Manali?

The best time to visit Manali is from March to June, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. During this period, temperatures usually range between 10°C and 25°C, making it perfect for adventure sports like paragliding, trekking, and river rafting.

Which is the coldest month in Manali?

January is the coldest month in Manali, with temperatures ranging between -6°C and 3°C. This time of year is ideal for travelers who want to experience snowfall and enjoy winter activities, provided they are well-prepared for the cold.

Manali Weekend Tour Package