OUTSTATION TAXI FROM DELHI

Delhi to Manali Taxi

Delhi to Manali cabs from ₹8,500 one way. 540 km, about 12–14 hrs by road. 9 cab types, 4–12 seater. Fixed fares, verified drivers, booking 24/7 by phone or WhatsApp.

One-way distance
540 km
Travel time
12–14 hrs
Starting fare
₹8,500+
Vehicle options
4–12 seater

DELHI → MANALI

Delhi to Manali taxi service

Overnight hill trips, snow at Solang, adventure holidays and onward journeys to Lahaul, Spiti or Leh.

A Delhi to Manali taxi with Indian Cabs costs from ₹8,500 one way for the 540 km, 12–14 hour drive through Chandigarh, Mandi and Kullu. Most families go overnight: leave Delhi in the evening, sleep through the plains and roll into the Kullu Valley by morning, ready for Solang, Hadimba Temple or the Atal Tunnel.

Our drivers are trained for the Delhi–Manali hill route and carry snow chains, blankets and an emergency kit in winter. Pick a Dzire or Etios from ₹9,500, an Innova Crysta from ₹15,000 or a 12-seater Tempo Traveller from ₹25,000 — every car is AC and inspected before the trip.

Book a Delhi to Manali one way cab if you plan to stay on or continue to Leh or Spiti, or take a round trip from ₹15,500 — the simplest Delhi to Manali car rental, with the driver's night halt included. Either way, one call to +91 95823 78406 fixes the Delhi to Manali taxi fare before you leave.

Overnight drive option

Leave Delhi between 6 and 8 PM and reach Manali by 7–9 AM, so your first full day is spent in the hills, not on the road.

Winter-trained hill drivers

Route-expert drivers carry snow chains, blankets and an emergency kit for the long NH-3 climb through Mandi and Kullu.

Rohtang permit help

Rohtang Pass needs a permit with a limited daily quota. Our driver helps you arrange it 1–2 days before your visit.

Book with one call

Call or WhatsApp +91 95823 78406 at any hour. No app, no OTP, no surge — just a fixed quote and a confirmed cab.

FARES

Delhi to Manali taxi fare

Indicative fares for every cab type, starting at ₹8,500 one way. The final price depends on your exact pickup, drop point and travel date — call for an exact quote and a better round-trip price.

Delhi to Manali Taxi — fares by vehicle
Cab typeVehicleSeatsLuggageOne wayRound trip
HatchbackWagonR / Swift / similar4 + 12 bags₹8,500 onwards₹15,500 onwards
SedanMaruti Dzire4 + 12 bags₹9,500 onwards₹17,500 onwards
SedanToyota Etios4 + 13 bags₹9,500 onwards₹17,500 onwards
SedanHyundai Aura4 + 12 bags₹10,000 onwards₹18,500 onwards
SUVMaruti Ertiga6 + 13 bags₹12,000 onwards₹22,000 onwards
SUVMahindra Scorpio6 + 13 bags₹13,500 onwards₹25,000 onwards
Premium SUVToyota Innova Crysta6 + 14 bags₹15,000 onwards₹28,000 onwards
Luxury SUVToyota Fortuner6 + 13 bags₹22,000 onwards₹40,000 onwards
Tempo TravellerForce Tempo Traveller12 + 112 bags₹25,000 onwards₹46,000 onwards

NH-44 and NH-3 tolls are about ₹700–900 one way for a car and ₹1,100–1,500 for an SUV or Tempo Traveller, plus the ₹275 Himachal Pradesh entry tax. A Rohtang Pass permit, if you go, is ₹500 per vehicle plus ₹50 per person. All are paid at actual. All cabs are AC. Confirm with a 20% advance — cancellation terms for this route are in the FAQs below.

NO HIDDEN CHARGES

What's included in the fare — and what's extra

You pay exactly what we quote. The short list of extras is paid at actual, so nothing is padded into your fare.

Included

  • Uniformed driver who knows the Delhi–Manali hill route
  • Fuel for the entire 540 km journey
  • Vehicle wear and tear and maintenance
  • Driver night halt allowance on round trips
  • Up to 540 km one way (1,080 km on a round trip)
  • Air-conditioning throughout, no extra charge
  • GST as applicable

Paid extra, at actual

  • NH-44 and NH-3 tolls (about ₹700–900 for a car, ₹1,100–1,500 for an SUV or Tempo Traveller)
  • Himachal Pradesh entry tax of ₹275
  • Rohtang Pass permit (₹500 per vehicle plus ₹50 per person)
  • Parking fees at sightseeing spots
  • Extra km beyond 540 km, at ₹12–30/km depending on cab type
  • Driver waiting beyond 30 minutes at unscheduled halts

TRAVEL GUIDE

How far is Manali from Delhi, and how long is the drive?

Manali is about 540 km from Delhi, a 12–14 hour drive via Chandigarh and Mandi. The first 250 km on NH-44 is quick highway driving. After Chandigarh, NH-3 climbs into Himachal through Bilaspur, Sundernagar, Mandi (the usual lunch stop) and Kullu, before the final mountain stretch to Manali at 2,050 m. There is only one practical road, which is why so many travellers drive overnight and save the daylight for the hills.

RouteViaDistanceTravel timeBest for
RecommendedNH-44 → Chandigarh → NH-3 → Bilaspur → Mandi → Kullu → Manali~540 km12–14 hrStandard route, overnight drive option
Combined with ShimlaDelhi → Shimla → Mandi → Manali~660 km16 hr (2 days)Shimla and Manali hill circuit

The combined circuit suits travellers who want both hill stations in one holiday — our Delhi to Shimla taxi page covers the first leg. Beyond Manali, the Atal Tunnel at Rohtang now gives year-round road access to the Lahaul Valley.

What are the best places to visit in Manali?

Solang Valley

Fourteen km from town at 2,560 m, Solang is Manali's adventure hub, with paragliding, zorbing, a cable car, horse rides and snow skiing from January to March. Bring warm clothes even in summer, or rent them at the base.

Rohtang Pass and the Atal Tunnel

Rohtang Pass sits at 3,978 m, 51 km from Manali, and its snow is the big draw in May and June. The 9-km Atal Tunnel now provides year-round access to the Lahaul Valley. Rohtang itself needs a permit, and our driver helps you arrange it.

Hadimba Temple

This 14th-century wooden pagoda temple honours Hadimba Devi, Bhima's wife in the Mahabharata. It stands in a deodar forest 2 km from Mall Road — an easy, photogenic walk.

Vashisht hot springs

Three km from Manali across the Beas, Vashisht village has free natural sulphur springs with separate sections for men and women, beside the ancient Vashisht Rishi temple. It is a classic Himachali experience.

Old Manali, Mall Road and Manu Temple

Old Manali is the relaxed, bohemian side of town: narrow lanes, cafés, Israeli food joints popular after treks, and shops selling Tibetan crafts. Mall Road is the busy heart, full of restaurants and shops selling Kullu shawls and woollens. Above it all is the temple of Manu, the sage who is said to have meditated here and who gives the town its name.

Naggar Castle and the Kullu Valley

Naggar Castle, 21 km away, is a 500-year-old wood-and-stone fort that now runs as a heritage hotel. The drive there winds through the apple orchards of the Kullu Valley.

Adventure activities

  • Paragliding at Solang or Marhi
  • White-water rafting on the Beas, on the Pirdi to Jhiri stretch
  • Treks to Hampta Pass, Bhrigu Lake and Beas Kund
  • Skiing and snowboarding at Solang from January to March
  • Zorbing and mountain biking in Solang Valley

When is the best time to visit Manali from Delhi?

  • March to June (spring and summer): 10–25°C and pleasant. This is peak season, so book early.
  • September to November: clear weather, autumn colours and fewer crowds. Highly recommended.
  • December to February (winter): -5 to 10°C, with snowfall in Manali itself and skiing at Solang. Roads can close for short spells during heavy snow.
  • July and August (monsoon): heavy rain and landslide risk, and the roads to Rohtang are often closed. Best avoided.

Festivals in and around Manali

  • Kullu Dussehra (October): a 7-day festival at Kullu, an hour from Manali, with more than 200 village deities.
  • Winter Carnival (January): snow sports, music and food.
  • Magh Saji (mid-January): Manali's harvest festival.

Tips for the Delhi–Manali road trip

  • Pick room over savings. On a 12–14 hour run, an Innova Crysta with space for 4 bags, or a Tempo Traveller that takes 12, keeps a family and its winter luggage comfortable.
  • Expect planned breaks. The driver builds in one or two tea and lunch stops, with Mandi the natural lunch halt on NH-3.
  • Getting home. Manali to Delhi return taxis run at the same fares, and we can send a cab to your hotel if you reached Manali some other way.
  • Only going as far as Chandigarh? Book a Delhi to Chandigarh taxi for that shorter run instead.

ON THE ROAD

Delhi to Manali route and stops

The drive follows NH-44 to Chandigarh, then NH-3 via Bilaspur, Mandi and Kullu: 540 km one way, about 12–14 hrs. Your driver plans breaks at clean rest stops — just say when you need one.

The road to Manali

Delhi to Manali Taxi trips run on NH-44 to Chandigarh, then NH-3 via Bilaspur, Mandi and Kullu. Leave early to clear Delhi traffic before the highway.

NH-44 and NH-3 tolls are about ₹700–900 one way for a car and ₹1,100–1,500 for an SUV or Tempo Traveller, plus the ₹275 Himachal Pradesh entry tax. A Rohtang Pass permit, if you go, is ₹500 per vehicle plus ₹50 per person. All are paid at actual.

  • Distance: 540 km
  • Travel time: 12–14 hrs
Snow-covered mountains near Manali — Delhi to Manali taxi
250 km

Chandigarh

The fast NH-44 section ends here. It is also one of the two usual places to stop for the night on a two-day drive.

Bilaspur

First big Himachal town on NH-3, and the other popular overnight break for travellers who prefer daylight driving.

Mandi

The usual lunch stop on the climb, and the junction where the Shimla road joins for the combined hill circuit.

Kullu

Home of the 7-day Kullu Dussehra every October, about an hour short of Manali through the Kullu Valley.

CHOOSE YOUR PLAN

Delhi to Manali one-way cab or round trip?

Two ways to travel to Manali, both at fixed fares: a one-way cab when you only need the drop, or a round trip that works like a car rental with driver. Pick the one that matches your return plan.

One-way drop

From ₹8,500

  • Pay for the drop only — best if you return by train, bus or flight
  • Doorstep pickup anywhere in Delhi NCR
  • Fixed fare, no surge — bookable 24/7

Round trip: Delhi to Manali car rental

From ₹15,500

  • The same cab and driver bring you back to Delhi
  • Same-day or multi-day trips — ask for a round-trip discount
  • Best for sightseeing, temple visits and family weekends

DOOR TO DOOR

Pickup and drop points

We pick you up at your door, not at a taxi stand — homes, offices, hotels, the airport or a railway station.

Pickup points in Delhi NCR

  • Connaught Place & Central Delhi
  • Rajouri Garden, Punjabi Bagh & Tilak Nagar
  • Saket, Hauz Khas & Defence Colony
  • Dwarka & Janakpuri
  • Civil Lines, Model Town & Ashok Vihar
  • Noida & Greater Noida
  • Gurgaon
  • Sonipat
  • IGI Airport T1, T2 & T3
  • New Delhi & Anand Vihar railway stations

Drop points in Manali

  • Mall Road
  • Old Manali
  • Hadimba Temple area
  • Vashisht
  • Solang Valley
  • Naggar

HOW TO BOOK

Delhi to Manali cab booking in four steps

One call or one WhatsApp message. No app, no OTP, no waiting for a driver to accept.

  1. 01

    Call or WhatsApp us

    Call or WhatsApp +91 95823 78406 with your travel date, pickup point, drop point in Manali and group size.

  2. 02

    Get an instant quote

    We suggest the right cab for your group and trip type — one way, round trip or multi-day. No app, no sign-up.

  3. 03

    Confirm with 20% advance

    Pay 20% by UPI, card or net banking, or pay in full. You can also pay the balance in cash to the driver.

  4. 04

    Relax — we're on time

    Your driver arrives at your doorstep on time for the 540 km drive to Manali.

SAFETY

Safe, verified and tracked

What stands behind every Delhi to Manali trip.

Verified, licensed drivers

Every driver holds a valid commercial licence and has passed a background check. Uniformed and experienced on long-distance routes.

Real-time GPS tracking

Every vehicle is tracked live from pickup to drop, for full transparency on the road.

Cleaned and inspected

Each AC cab is cleaned, sanitised and checked before every trip, and serviced on schedule.

Trusted since the 1990s

Three decades of Delhi outstation trips, a 50+ car fleet and 500+ NRI clients served.

FAQ

Delhi to Manali taxi — frequently asked questions

Straight answers about fares, tolls, timing and booking.

Frequently asked questions

Simple answers to the questions we hear most. Still unsure? One call settles it.

A real human, 24×7.

Call, WhatsApp or email us — we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What is the Delhi to Manali taxi fare?

A WagonR or Swift costs from ₹8,500 one way, a Dzire or Etios from ₹9,500, an Ertiga from ₹12,000, an Innova Crysta from ₹15,000 and a 12-seater Tempo Traveller from ₹25,000. Round trips begin at ₹15,500. Tolls, the ₹275 Himachal entry tax and parking are extra, at actual.

How does Delhi to Manali cab booking work?

Send your date, pickup point, number of travellers and trip type to +91 95823 78406 by call or WhatsApp. You get a cab suggestion and a fixed quote straight away. Pay 20% to confirm by UPI, card or net banking, or settle in full. In peak season, booking 1–2 weeks ahead is wise.

Should I take a Delhi to Manali one way cab or a round trip?

Go one way, from ₹8,500, if you are staying on or carrying on to Leh or Spiti — you pay only for the one-way distance, with no return charge. A round trip from ₹15,500 keeps the same car and driver for the journey home, with his night halt included, which suits a fixed-length holiday.

Should I drive overnight or break the journey?

Both work. The overnight plan is the family favourite: leave Delhi around 7 PM and reach Manali by about 9 AM, with the whole day ahead of you. If you would rather see the hills in daylight, stop for a night at Chandigarh or Bilaspur and finish the climb the next morning.

What extra charges apply — tolls, entry tax, Rohtang permit?

NH-44 and NH-3 tolls run about ₹700–900 one way for a car and ₹1,100–1,500 for an SUV or Tempo Traveller, plus Himachal's ₹275 entry tax. A Rohtang Pass permit costs ₹500 per vehicle and ₹50 per person, with a limited daily quota; apply 1–2 days ahead, online or at the Manali tourism office.

Is it safe to travel to Manali by cab in winter?

Yes. Our drivers are winter-trained and carry snow chains, blankets and an emergency kit. Rohtang Pass closes from November to April, but the Atal Tunnel keeps the valley reachable through heavy snow. Expect -5 to 10°C from December to February, and roads can shut briefly after big snowfalls.

What is your payment and cancellation policy?

A 20% advance holds the cab and the rest goes to the driver at the end of the trip; cash, UPI and all major cards are accepted, and a GST invoice is available. You can cancel free up to 1 hour before pickup (24 hours for long-haul routes); after that, a small cancellation fee applies.

Can I extend the trip from Manali to Leh or Spiti?

Yes. Manali is the gateway to Leh-Ladakh on the Manali–Leh Highway, open from mid-May to mid-October, and to the Spiti Valley. We run extended Himalayan packages from ₹35,000 for 7-day trips — call us with your dates for a quote.

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