Shimla Manali Private Car Tour from Kalka

Overview

Embark on our well-organised Shimla Manali Private Car Tour Package from Kalka and experience the thrilling adventure across the Indian Himalayas. Begin your holiday from Kalka, this meticulously designed tour package offers a smooth and enjoyable discovery of Shimla and Manali, twin sisters of Himachal Pradesh. For travellers of interest, train journeys may have included the legendary Kalka – Shimla Toy Train Journey. By providing a private car rental service and an experienced chauffeur for the duration of your stay, our package eliminates the inconvenience of other public transportation. The tour promises maximum luxury, flexibility and freedom to waste no time in appreciating the Himalayas' breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and thrilling attractions. This private tour from Kalka is the perfect means to experience the unfading charm of Shimla and Manali.

Private Car Rental from Kalka:

Our tour representative will warmly welcome you upon your arrival in Kalka and introduce you to your holiday experience. Our fleet of car rentals in Kalka includes air-conditioned, comfortable and well-maintained vehicles, suitable for one, two, families and small groups. Your tour becomes personalised as soon as you enter your private car. There are no rigid schedules or other travellers to wait for, and you can take a halt whenever you please to enjoy a stunning view, an open-air market or a charming restaurant by the side of the road. Along with being good drivers, they are also knowledgeable of the region and can assist with tips and recommendations to enhance your journey.

Distance from Kalka to Shimla:

It is around an 80 to 90 kms drive by road from Kalka to Shimla. The journey for most of the way tracks the old Kalka-Shimla Railway line, famous for its scenery. The distance is small, the journey takes anything from 3 to 4 hours because of the winding mountain road.

About Shimla:

Shimla is a quaint hill station that served as the summer capital of British India, nestled at an altitude of around 2200 meters. Shimla feels old-world charm due to its colonial heritage, evident in its design and structure.

The Ridge has open space in the center of the town that is used for cultural events and offers a wide view of the mountains.

Mall Road is lined with buildings from the colonial era, utilized for dining, shopping and casual walking.

Christ Church is famous for its Neo-Gothic design and stained-glass windows, the church is the second oldest in the North India and stands on the Ridge.

Jakhoo Temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman and is located on Jakhoo Hill, which can be accessed by ropeway or on foot.

About Manali:

The tour further takes you to Manali, a popular hill station destination along the shores of the Beas River, as you drive on into the upper Himalayan areas. Manali is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers with an abundance of activities.

Hadimba Devi Temple lies in a forest of cedars, dedicated to the goddess Hadimba.

Solang Valley is famous for its panoramic views and adventure activities, including zorbing, paragliding and skiing.

Vashisht village is known for its ancient temples and geothermal hot springs naturally occurring and medicinal values.

A religious shrine of Manu Temple, is dedicated to the sage Manu.

Best time to plan:

Spring Season (March to May) welcomes lovely weather, blooming flowers and the ideal time for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Summer Season (June to August) is the peak tourist season with lush landscapes and temperatures slightly lower than usual, perfect for every type of activity.

Autumn (September to November) is an ideal time of year for photography and outdoor trips due to clear skies, mild temperatures and vibrant hues of changing leaves.

Winter (December to February) is a snowy winter wonderland lined up with snow sports and drinking in the peaceful beauty of the white-topped mountains.

How many days are required to enjoy the Shimla Manali Tour?

Day 1: Kalka to Shimla travel and sightseeing

Day 2: Shimla Sightseeing and Kufri Day Tour

Day 3: Drive from Shimla to Manali via Kullu.

Day 4: Manali Sightseeing Tour

Day 5: Atal Tunnel to Solang Valley Sightseeing

Day 6: Return trip to Kalka

Conclusion

Travellers can enjoy a relaxing, flexible and personalised trip when they have a private car and an expert driver at their back and call. With the privacy and comfort of your own vehicle, experience the colonial beauty of Shimla, the adventurous spirit of Manali and the several scenic spots in between. The holiday provides a convenient, engaging vacation that is tailored to your preference, all the while making long-lasting impressions of the grand Himalayas.



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