Manali Tour Package From Mumbai

Manali from Mumbai – A Journey to the Himalayan Paradise

Manali, nestled in the lap of the mighty Himalayas, is one of India’s most popular hill stations known for its snow-capped peaks, breathtaking valleys, adventure sports, and peaceful environment. It offers the perfect escape from Mumbai’s fast-paced city life into a world of mountains and fresh alpine air.

For travelers from Mumbai, Manali presents an ideal blend of adventure, nature, and cultural exploration. Whether you’re planning a honeymoon, family holiday, or thrill-filled getaway, the journey promises scenic vistas and unforgettable Himalayan experiences.

Distance

Approx. 1,900 KM

Best Mode

Flight + Road

Ideal For

Honeymoon & Adventure

Distance & Travel Options from Mumbai

By Air

The fastest way to reach Manali from Mumbai is by flight. Fly from Mumbai to Bhuntar (Kullu Airport) via Delhi or Chandigarh. From Bhuntar, Manali is 50 km away (1–1.5 hr drive).

By Train

There is no direct train to Manali. Travel from Mumbai to Chandigarh or Pathankot by rail, then continue the 8–10 hr scenic road journey to Manali.

By Road

A road trip from Mumbai to Manali (~30 hrs) is perfect for adventure lovers. The route passes Pune, Nashik, Surat, Delhi & Himalayan highways.

What to Expect in Manali

Adventure Activities

Enjoy paragliding, skiing, snowboarding, and zorbing at Solang Valley. Rohtang Pass is famous for snow sports and glacier views during winter.

Serene Landscapes

Explore Beas River Valley, cedar forests, mountain trekking trails, and scenic Himalayan viewpoints perfect for photography and relaxation.

Cultural & Spiritual Sites

Visit Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Tibetan Monasteries, and Vashisht Hot Springs for spiritual peace and heritage exploration.

Best Time to Visit Manali from Mumbai

Summer (Mar – Jun)

Perfect for sightseeing, trekking, river rafting, and outdoor adventures.

Monsoon (Jul – Sep)

Lush green valleys and misty mountains, though travel requires rain caution.

Winter (Dec – Feb)

Best for snowfall, skiing, honeymoon trips, and snow activities at Rohtang & Solang.

Tour Highlights

Scenic Road Journey

For travelers choosing a road trip, the journey from Mumbai to Manali showcases India’s diverse landscapes — from bustling metros to peaceful Himalayan valleys. The long drive is filled with picturesque towns, rivers, and mountain highways.

Solang Valley Adventure Sports

Solang Valley is an adventure paradise offering paragliding, skiing, snowboarding, zorbing, and ATV rides. Surrounded by snow peaks and green meadows, it’s the thrill capital of Manali.

Rohtang Pass

Located 51 km from Manali, Rohtang Pass is famous for snow landscapes, glaciers, and winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. The panoramic Himalayan views are breathtaking.

Hadimba Temple

Set within cedar forests, the ancient Hadimba Temple is known for its pagoda-style architecture and peaceful surroundings, making it one of Manali’s most iconic landmarks.

Manu Temple

Dedicated to Sage Manu, this sacred temple sits along the Beas River, offering spiritual ambiance and stunning mountain views.

Tibetan Monasteries & Culture

Explore Himalayan Nyingmapa Gompa and Gadhan Thekchhokling Monastery for peaceful vibes, Buddhist art, and Tibetan cultural experiences.

Beas River & Valley

Flowing through Manali, the Beas River offers rafting, riverside cafés, photography spots, and tranquil valley walks.

Vashisht Hot Springs

Located 3 km from Manali, these natural sulfur hot springs are famous for therapeutic baths and spiritual temple surroundings.

Great Himalayan National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site offering trekking trails, wildlife exploration, alpine forests, and pristine Himalayan biodiversity.

Shopping at Mall Road

Mall Road is Manali’s shopping hub featuring handicrafts, woolens, jewelry, cafés, and souvenirs — perfect for local cultural experiences.

Package Inclusions

Everything Covered in Your Manali Tour from Mumbai

Transportation

Mumbai ↔ Manali travel via flight or road
Flights to Bhuntar (Kullu) via Delhi/Chandigarh
Private car / Volvo bus options available
All driver allowances & fuel included

Local Transfers

Private vehicle for Manali sightseeing
Solang Valley & Rohtang excursions
Pickup & drop from airport/bus stand

Accommodation

3★ / 4★ hotel stay in Manali
Twin-sharing rooms (upgrade available)
Wi-Fi, hot water & room service

Sightseeing & Activities

Hadimba Temple & Manu Temple visits
Solang Valley & Rohtang Pass tours
Vashisht Hot Springs & Monasteries

Adventure Experiences

Paragliding & zorbing at Solang
Skiing & snowboarding (seasonal)
Snow activities at Rohtang Pass

Meals

Daily complimentary breakfast
Lunch & dinner (if included)
Multi-cuisine dining options

Driver & Fuel Charges

Professional hill driver
Fuel & transport expenses covered
Sightseeing route charges included

Rohtang Pass Permit

Permit assistance included
Valid May – November
Subject to weather conditions

Taxes & Service Charges

GST & service fees included
Parking & toll charges covered
No hidden costs

Travel Insurance

Accident coverage (if included)
Medical emergency support
Trip protection benefits

24/7 Customer Support

Dedicated travel helpline
On-trip assistance
Emergency coordination

Shopping & Local Experience

Mall Road market visits
Woolens & handicraft shopping
Himachali culture interaction

Tour Itinerary & FAQ

Tour Itinerary

Day 1 : Mumbai → Manali (Travel Day) +

Morning :
Depart from Mumbai to Manali. Board a flight from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to Bhuntar (Kullu) via Delhi or Chandigarh. Alternatively, begin a long road journey (~30 hrs) by private car or Volvo bus.
Evening :
Arrive at Kullu Airport or Manali by road. Hotel check-in, freshen up, and relax after travel.
Overnight : Stay in Manali.

Day 2 : Manali Local Sightseeing +

Morning :
Visit Hadimba Temple set in cedar forests — one of Manali’s most iconic landmarks.
Afternoon :
Explore Manu Temple with mountain views. Visit Vashisht Hot Springs known for therapeutic sulfur baths.
Evening :
Visit Tibetan Monasteries. Shopping & café leisure at Mall Road.
Overnight : Stay in Manali.

Day 3 : Solang Valley Adventure +

Morning :
Drive to Solang Valley (14 km). Enjoy paragliding, zorbing, skiing, and snowboarding (seasonal).
Afternoon :
Leisure valley exploration, photography & picnic amidst snow peaks.
Evening :
Return to Manali. Relax at hotel or café hop. Beas River evening walk.
Overnight : Stay in Manali.

Day 4 : Rohtang Pass Excursion +

Early Morning :
Excursion to Rohtang Pass (51 km). Permit required. Snow activities — skiing, snowboarding, sledging.
Afternoon :
Explore glaciers & Himalayan viewpoints. Photography & snow fun.
Evening :
Return to Manali. Dinner & leisure time.
Overnight : Stay in Manali.

Day 5 : Great Himalayan National Park +

Morning :
Visit Great Himalayan National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Trekking & biodiversity exploration.
Afternoon :
Return to Manali. Explore Old Manali & Beas River.
Evening :
Shopping at Mall Road for woolens & souvenirs.
Overnight : Stay in Manali.

Day 6 : Departure – Manali → Mumbai +

Morning :
Breakfast & hotel checkout. Transfer to Bhuntar Airport or begin return road journey.
Evening :
Arrive Mumbai via flight or road, marking the end of your memorable Himalayan trip.

FAQ

How far is Manali from Mumbai? +

Manali is approximately 1,900 km from Mumbai. By flight (via Bhuntar/Kullu Airport) it takes around 4–5 hours including layover. A road journey may take nearly 30 hours.

What is the best way to travel from Mumbai to Manali? +

The fastest option is a flight from Mumbai to Bhuntar via Delhi or Chandigarh. You can also travel by train to Chandigarh or Pathankot followed by an 8–10 hr road trip, or choose a private car / Volvo road journey.

When is the best time to visit Manali from Mumbai? +

March – June : Sightseeing & trekking
December – February : Snowfall & skiing
July – September : Green monsoon views

Can I visit Rohtang Pass on my trip? +

Yes, Rohtang Pass is open from May to November. A government permit is required. It remains closed in peak winter due to heavy snowfall.

What are the must-visit attractions in Manali? +

Hadimba Temple
Solang Valley
Rohtang Pass
Manu Temple
Vashisht Hot Springs
Tibetan Monasteries
Great Himalayan National Park
Mall Road Shopping

How long does it take to travel from Mumbai to Manali? +

By Air : 4–5 hrs (with layover)
By Road : Approx. 30 hrs

Is it safe to travel in winter? +

Yes, winter travel is safe but very cold. Vehicles may require snow chains. Always check weather and road conditions before visiting Rohtang Pass.

What activities can I enjoy in Manali? +

Enjoy skiing, paragliding, snowboarding, trekking, river rafting, mountain biking, sledging, and snow scooter rides at Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass.

What should I pack for the trip? +

Carry heavy woolens in winter — jackets, gloves, boots. For summer, pack light layers, sunscreen, trekking shoes, camera, and medicines.

Can I travel by train from Mumbai to Manali? +

There is no direct train to Manali. Travel by rail to Chandigarh or Pathankot, then continue 8–10 hrs by road. You may also experience the Kalka–Shimla Toy Train en route.

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