Rent Force Urbania for Delhi to Manali Tour

Delhi is the heart of India, full of energy, ambition, and culture. Everyone can sense the liveliness of the city through its busy streets and the never ending work schedules of people. So it’s natural to look for a peaceful break from this busy routine, and Manali stands out as the perfect destination for a refreshing mountain retreat with your group. For a truly comfortable journey, hiring Force Urbania from Delhi to Manali is the smartest choice for your group travel. Therefore, our leading van rental agency in Delhi, offers a fleet of well maintained luxury Urbania vans ranging from 9 seater to 16 seater with experienced drivers, ensuring a safe and unforgettable hill experience.

Delhi to Manali Road Trip by Urbania Van

The scenic 540 kilometer journey from Delhi to Manali is one of the most beautiful drives in North India, where city roads slowly turn into green valleys, rivers, and snow covered mountains, making the 12 hour journey as enjoyable as the destination. Booking Force Urbania on rent for the Delhi Manali tour benefits your entire group with cosy seating, large windows for sightseeing, modern amenities like climate control and a music system that keep passengers relaxed and entertained throughout. Moreover, you will enjoy the flexibility to stop at popular spots such as Mandi, Kullu Valley, and the Atal Tunnel to capture breathtaking views for your Instagram stories along the way. Our easy booking options and friendly drivers further add to the convenience, ensuring your Manali road trip begins and ends with lifetime memories.

Delhi to Manali Route Details

What is Urbania Rental Fare from Delhi to Manali?

Please note that parking charges, toll taxes, state permits, and driver charges are not included in the fare and will be charged extra during the Manali tour as applicable.

Delhi to Manali 4 Days Tour Plan

• Day 1 - Delhi to Manali Journey Begins :The journey will start on the confirmed date at the pickup location early in the morning to avoid traffic. Stop at Murthal for breakfast and then in Chandigarh for lunch. Enjoy the scenic drive through Bilaspur, Mandi, and Kullu Valley, with changing landscapes from busy roads to mountains. Arrive in Manali by evening, check into your hotel, and go for a short walk on Mall Road. Try local Himachali dishes like Siddu and Trout Fish before resting.
• Day 2 - Manali and Solang Valley Sightseeing :Today visit the ancient Hadimba Devi Temple surrounded by cedar forests. Then head to Solang Valley for adventure activities like paragliding, biking, and ropeway rides. After lunch, explore Old Manali, visit Manu Temple, and have refreshments at Cafe 1947 with riverside views. In the evening, take a walk along the Beas River to enjoy the sunset view, and return to your hotel for dinner.
• Day 3 - Excursion to Rohtang Pass and Jogini Waterfall Trek :Start early morning for Rohtang Pass to play in snow and capture stunning glacier views. While returning to Manali, stop at Jogini Waterfall and take a short trek through beautiful pine forests to witness the breathtaking falls and panoramic valley views. Also visit Vashisht Hot Springs for a therapeutic dip in the natural sulfur water. Return to your hotel for an overnight stay.
• Day 4 - Visit Manikaran and Return to Delhi :After breakfast, check out, visit Manikaran to explore the famous Gurudwara, and take a dip in the natural hot spring. Enjoy a peaceful langar meal and experience the spiritual atmosphere of this sacred place. Later begin your return journey to Delhi in your comfortable Urbania van with refreshment breaks along the way. Reach Delhi by night, with wonderful memories of your trip.

When is the Ideal Time to Plan a Manali Trip?

April to June (Summer Season) - Summer is Manali's peak tourist season when the weather remains pleasant and perfect for outdoor activities. The temperatures also range between 10°C and 18°C, making it a favourable time for escaping the scorching heat of Delhi. During these months, all major spots remain open for sightseeing, including Rohtang Pass (opens in May), Solang Valley, and Gulaba Village.

December to February (Winter Season) - Winter transforms Manali into a magical snow paradise, attracting travelers looking to experience snowfall and winter sports. In this season temperatures drop between -5°C and 10°C, with heavy snowfall blanketing the entire region. This season is perfect for enjoying snow activities like skiing, snowboarding, and building snowmen with your loved ones.

October to November (Autumn Season) - October to November is a peaceful and budget friendly time to visit Manali, with pleasant weather and significantly fewer crowds compared to the peak tourist season. During this period, temperatures range between 5°C and 15°C, and the crystal-clear sky offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks without the summer haze or winter fog, allowing visitors to explore all major attractions peacefully without long queues.

What are Top Sightseeing Places to Visit in Manali?

Manali offers countless breathtaking attractions that make your hill station trip truly memorable. When you hire Force Urbania from Delhi to Manali, you gain the freedom to explore these stunning destinations at your own pace by stopping it wherever your group wishes along the way. Below are the top sightseeing places that should definitely be on your Manali tour itinerary.

1. Mall Road, Manali - Mall Road is the most lively spot in Manali, where everyone loves to hang out. This friendly street has everything, like colorful handicraft shops, cozy cafes serving hot coffee, and restaurants like The Corner House offering delicious meals. Families enjoy walking around to buy beautiful Tibetan jewelry, warm woolen clothes, and unique local items.
2. Van Vihar National Park - The park is perfect for families and groups to enjoy peaceful moments together in the calm surroundings. Here you can feel closeness with nature by walking through tall deodar and pine trees and enjoy boating amidst nature's beauty.
3. Hadimba Devi Temple (Dhungri) - This is a unique four-tiered pagoda style wooden temple, which is dedicated to Goddess Hadimba, wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata, surrounded by tall cedar trees, and it has been one of Manali's most famous attractions since 1553. Travelers love trekking through the deodar woods and feel divine energy at this ancient place.
4. Vashisht Village and Hot Springs - Vashisht Village is located just 3 kilometers from Manali, famous for its natural hot springs, which are believed to have medicinal properties. Tourists can take a rejuvenating dip in the warm sulfur water pools at the ancient temple complex.
5. Manu Temple, Old Manali - Manu Temple in Old Manali is a quiet, beautiful spot that is dedicated to sage Manu. This ancient wooden temple is situated away from the busy streets among tall trees. Travelers need to climb the simple stone steps to reach this peaceful place with stunning valley views all around.
6. Nehru Kund (Manali–Rohtang Road) - Travellers love to visit Nehru Kund on the way to Rohtang Pass. This spot is famous for mesmerizing mountain scenery. Everyone stops here to take family photos with the beautiful snow covered mountains in the background.

5 Best Hill Stations to Visit Near Manali

Travelers can truly experience the beauty of the Himalayas only when they explore Manali at a relaxed pace. To visit the main attractions and nearby hill stations comfortably, flexible transportation becomes essential. For this reason, many smart travelers choose to book Urbania on rent from Delhi to Manali, allowing their group to travel together comfortably and enjoy the journey without any travel stress. Here are the five best hill stations near Manali worth visiting.

Top Adventure Activities You Must Try in Manali