How far is Shimla from Manali?

248 Kms
Distance Between Shimla to Manali

Distance between Shimla to Manali by Road is	248 Kms
Distance between Shimla to Manali by Flight is	126 Kms
Travel Time from Shimla to Manali by Road is	5:47 hrs
Nearest Airport in Shimla	Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport (31.1, 77.17)
Nearest Airport in Manali	Bhuntar (32.24, 77.19)

Is Shimla on the way to Manali from Delhi?

Travelling to Delhi via Shimla is exciting as it covers a few popular travel destinations on the way. The road trip would cover a distance of not less than 620km on road. This would take a minimum of 11 hours to drive from Delhi to Manali, and if you stop by at the tourist spots on the way, it would take more time.

How can I go Shimla to Manali?

The fastest way to reach from Shimla to Manali is cab to Kullu, then bus to Manali and takes 3h 50m. The recommended way to reach from Shimla to Manali is bus to Manali and takes 6h 24m. Buses from Himgiri Advanture Tour, Tanishq Holidays Tours, HRTC etc. Cabs from Gozo, Ryde etc.

Can we go Manali by own car?

No problem visiting Manali with own vehicle except Rohtang (due to permit issue).

Why is Manali so famous?

Q: What is Manali famous for? A: Besides natural charm and unparalleled beauty, Manali is known for its unlimited adventure opportunities, the famous Hadimba Temple, the scenic Rohtang Pass, the snow-laden Solang Valley and its delightful culinary scene.

Which is best Kashmir or Manali?

Only advice i can give is if you are on low budget and less time Manali would be better option else go to Kashmir. Manali Temperature would be 5 * c to 20 * c. Kashmir has different temperature at diff places like temp for srinagar would be different than pahalgam or sonmarg or gulmarg.

Why is Kullu famous?

Kullu is known for its open valley meadows and scenic views of the Himalayan mountain range. Kullu area is known for Kullu shawl, made of many natural fibers including pashmina, sheep-wool and angora.

Why is Kullu Manali famous?

The valley is known for its amazing hills and the various temples and sight-seeing locations attract a huge number of visitors each year. The Kullu valley is surrounded by deodar and pine forests and is located between the lower and the greater Himalayan ranges as well as the inner Himalayan ranges of the Pir Panjal.

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