Choosing a Delhi Manali Leh package? See the plan, approx. price, inclusions, and best season for this high-altitude route so you can book with confidence.
A Delhi Manali Leh package combines Himachal's hill towns with Ladakh's high desert in one trip. It is more adventurous than the Srinagar route, so planning and pacing matter.
Quick Facts at a Glance
| TopicDetails | |
| Route | Delhi - Manali - Jispa - Leh |
| Duration | 8 to 10 days |
| Highest pass | Tanglang La (about 5,300 m) |
| Best season | Mid-June to September |
| Approx. price | ₹20,000 to ₹45,000 per person |
Plan for a Delhi Manali Leh Package
Day 1 is Delhi to Manali. Day 2 is Manali to Jispa through the Atal Tunnel. Day 3 is Jispa to Leh, a long drive crossing Baralacha La, Nakee La, Lachung La, and Tanglang La. After that, rest in Leh and visit Nubra and Pangong. For a day-wise sample, see our Delhi to Leh itinerary.
What the Price Covers
- Stays in Manali, Jispa, Leh, Nubra and Pangong
- Breakfast and dinner
- Private vehicle and driver
- Sightseeing and permit help
Flights, lunches, activity fees, and landslide delays are usually extra. Confirm details before booking.
Best Season for a Delhi Manali Leh Package
The Manali-Leh road opens around June and closes by late September or early October. July and August bring warm weather but also rain in Himachal and crowds. September is clear and calm.
Altitude Warning
The Manali route gains height quickly. Do not skip the Jispa night. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and descend if symptoms of AMS worsen.
Packing Checklist
Thermals, down jacket, rain jacket, gloves, sunscreen, lip balm, water bottle, medicines, and ID copies.
Manali or Srinagar?
If you prefer green valleys and gradual altitude, compare our Delhi Srinagar Leh package guide. To book, contact Tripsdoc.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is higher and gains altitude faster, so it needs more care, but it is very rewarding.
Usually around June, depending on snow clearing. Check the status before you book.
Yes, and many travellers do. It adds a day or two, but covers both routes.
Jispa is lower than Sarchu, so it helps your body adjust. It also splits the long Manali-to-Leh drive into two manageable days.
Eight to ten days is typical, including a rest day in Leh. Add extra days if you want to visit Tso Moriri or take a slower pace.