Snow in Solang and Sissu, café-hopping in Kasol, monasteries in Spiti and sunsets over the Dhauladhars — Himachal holidays and group trips from Delhi, planned with care.
Himachal Pradesh is the easiest Himalayan escape from Delhi and North India — an overnight Volvo or a short flight and you wake up to pine forests, apple orchards and snow peaks. It suits every kind of traveller: families in Shimla and Manali, couples in Dalhousie and Khajjiar, backpackers in Kasol and Tosh, and road-trippers in Spiti.
Our Himachal tour packages include Manali–Solang–Atal Tunnel snow trips, Shimla–Kufri–Manali family holidays, Dharamshala–McLeodganj culture trips and the Spiti Valley circuit. Short on time? Try a long-weekend group trip to Manali or Kasol.
Every Himachal trip below can be customised — dates, hotels and pace. Group trips have fixed dates with a Dil Se trip captain.
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Old Manali cafés, Hadimba temple and Vashisht hot springs, with Solang Valley for paragliding, ropeway and snow activities.
The 9 km Atal Tunnel takes you into Lahaul in minutes — Sissu has a frozen waterfall and snow for much of the year.
Colonial charm on the Mall Road and the Ridge, the UNESCO Kalka–Shimla toy train, and Kufri’s snow slopes nearby.
The Parvati Valley’s riverside cafés, Israeli bakeries and the popular Kheerganga trek with its hot spring.
A high-altitude desert of Key Monastery, Chandratal Lake, Langza fossils and Hikkim, the world’s highest post office.
Home of the Dalai Lama, Tibetan food, Triund trek and the Bir Billing paragliding site close by.
Quiet colonial hill station with Khajjiar’s meadow — often called the Mini Switzerland of India.
River rafting on the Beas, the Naggar castle and Roerich art gallery, and shawl weaving villages.
Offbeat wooden cottages, trout streams and the Great Himalayan National Park — perfect for slow travel.
Himachal changes completely with the seasons — here is what to expect each month.
Pleasant 15–28°C days, orchards in bloom and Rohtang Pass usually open from May. The busiest season for families.
Lush green valleys but landslides on some roads. Spiti and Lahaul (rain-shadow areas) are at their best now.
Clear skies in October–November; snow in Manali, Solang, Sissu, Kufri and Dalhousie from December to February.
Kullu-Bhuntar airport (50 km from Manali), Shimla airport and Gaggal (Kangra) airport for Dharamshala have limited flights; Chandigarh is the best-connected big airport.
Chandigarh and Kalka are the nearest major railheads. The Kalka–Shimla toy train is a UNESCO World Heritage ride; Pathankot serves Dharamshala and Dalhousie.
Overnight Volvo buses and our group trips leave Delhi in the evening and reach Manali or Kasol next morning. Shimla is about 7–8 hours by road.
March to June is best for sightseeing; December to February for snow in Manali, Shimla and Sissu. Spiti is best from June to September.
4 to 5 nights including travel from Delhi is ideal for Manali, Solang Valley and the Atal Tunnel. Add 2 nights for Kasol or Shimla.
Yes — our Manali & Kasol group trips leave Delhi on Friday evenings and return on Monday or Tuesday mornings.
Solang Valley, Sissu (via Atal Tunnel), Kufri and Narkanda usually have snow from December to February; Rohtang Pass has snow until about June.
Yes — Manali, Shimla, Dalhousie–Khajjiar and Jibhi are popular for couples. Ask for our honeymoon packages with private cabs and cosy stays.
Yes, with the right season and an experienced driver. We plan acclimatisation stops and carry oxygen on Spiti departures.
Tell us your dates and budget — a Himachal expert will send a day-wise plan and the best price, usually within an hour.
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