Kullu-Manali Tour Packages

A Kullu Manali tour package is the easiest way to cover Himachal's most-booked hill circuit in one trip: Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass and the Atal Tunnel, Hadimba Temple, and the old-town lanes of Manali. TravelTriangle lists 305 customisable Kullu-Manali packages starting at Rs 7,500 per person, spanning 2N/3D short breaks to 6N/7D Spiti add-ons, and covering honeymoon, family, group and budget trips. Every itinerary is built by a local, reviewed agent and can be reshaped around your dates, city and budget. For the wider state catalogue see all Himachal tour packages.

Kullu Manali packages at a glance

Kullu Manali packages by duration

The right length depends on how far you are travelling from and how much of the high valley you want to reach. A short trip covers Manali town and Solang; a longer one adds Rohtang or the Sissu side through the Atal Tunnel, and a week opens up the Spiti circuit.

Prices are indicative per-person floors on twin-sharing; the live cards above show the current rate for each trip. Any package can start from your city and be trimmed or extended.

Which Kullu Manali package is right for you?

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Travelling as a couple or with family across the wider state? Compare the audience collections: Himachal honeymoon packages and Himachal family packages.

Places you will cover on a Kullu Manali tour

Most itineraries are built around the same short list of stops. Here is what each package is actually taking you to.

Solang Valley: The launch pad for snow and adventure, about 14 km from Manali. Paragliding, a ropeway to the ridge, and zorbing balls on the meadow in season.

Rohtang Pass and the Atal Tunnel: The high-altitude pass at 3,978 m. When it is shut or the permit queue is long, the 9.02 km Atal Tunnel carries you through to Sissu and the Lahaul side in minutes.

Hadimba Temple: The 16th-century cedar-wood temple in the deodar forest, a 15-minute walk from Mall Road, and the quieter Manu Temple nearby.

Old Manali and Vashisht: Cafe country across the river: guesthouses, bakeries and slow mornings, with the sulphur hot-spring bathhouse at Vashisht a short ride away.

Manikaran: A day trip up the Parvati valley from Kullu to the Gurudwara and hot springs where food is cooked in the natural steam.

For a full month-by-month guide to seasons, roads and every sight in the valley, see the Himachal travel guide.

Things to do in Kullu Manali

The valley is where most first-time Himachal adventure gets booked. In the March-to-June window the activities most packages can add on are paragliding and the ropeway at Solang, zorbing on the meadow, river rafting on the Beas near Pirdi, and skiing or snow-scooter rides when there is fresh snow. Trekking routes to Beas Kund, Jogini and the Hampta side leave straight from town, and shorter pony and quad-bike rides suit families with young kids. Tell your agent which of these you want and they will slot the operators and permits into the plan.

What is the best time to visit Kullu Manali?

Kullu Manali works in every season, and the right one depends on what you want. For snow, go December to February, when Solang and the town wear fresh powder and winter package rates are at their lowest. For adventure and open passes, come March to June: paragliding, rafting and the Rohtang road all run, and this is the peak family window, so book early. If you are chasing a specific goal, ask a travel expert to match the month to it before you lock dates.

How is the weather in Kullu Manali?

Summer runs March to June, with pleasant days from the mid-teens to mid-20s Celsius and cool nights, ideal for paragliding and rafting. Avoid July to mid-September: the monsoon brings landslides and slippery roads on the ghat sections, and the Rohtang road can shut without notice. Winter, December to February, drops below freezing at night and delivers the snowfall the region is booked for, though the high passes close and the Atal Tunnel becomes the way through to Lahaul.

Showing 305 Kullu-Manali Tour Packages

Browse the full inventory below. Each card shows the live per-person price, trip length, hotel category and the traveller rating for that package. Filter by duration or budget, then hit Get Quotes to have a local, reviewed agent tailor it to your dates and city.

Where to shop in Kullu Manali?

Kullu and Manali are good for woollens, handicrafts and hill produce. For the genuine Kullu shawls, jackets and caps, head to Khara Bazar and Manu Market in Manali. Mall Road stocks handicrafts, Buddhist thangka paintings, silver-look jewellery and bamboo souvenirs. For dry fruits, pickles and fresh apple juice, the Mohal market in Kullu is the local pick.

Best places to eat in Kullu and Manali

The cafe scene, especially around Old Manali, is half the reason people linger. Reliable stops include Dylan's Toasted and Roasted for coffee and cakes, The Lazy Dog and Drifter's Inn and Cafe by the river, Pizzeria and La Plage for wood-fired and continental plates, and Tibet Kitchen for momos and thukpa. Roadside dhabas on the Mall serve hot Himachali sidu and rajma-chawal through the day.

Why book your Kullu Manali trip with TravelTriangle

Every Kullu-Manali package here is run by a local, reviewed agent, not a call centre. You deal with the top 10% of agents by traveller rating, prices and inclusions are shown on each card before you commit, and a local coordinator stays reachable on-trip. Over 40 Lac+ travellers have booked with TravelTriangle since 2011.

Prices on this page are checked by our Himachal desk against live agent rates before they publish.

Similar destinations

Comparing hill circuits? Travellers who look at Kullu Manali also plan trips to Kerala, Ladakh, Kashmir, Gangtok and Darjeeling, and Uttarakhand. Each is a separate collection with its own live packages and starting prices in the listing below.

Ready to plan? Compare the 305 Kullu Manali packages above, or share your dates and city and a local agent will build the trip around you. For the wider catalogue see all Himachal tour packages, and for seasons, routes and every sight, the Himachal travel guide.