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Which Month of Snow is Heavy in Shimla and Manali?

Manali is the dream destination of every snow lover. If you want to visit Manali during snowfalls, then the best time to visit is in January and February. Manali looks like heaven during the time of snowfall. You can visit places such as Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass and Old Manali to experience snow activities like skiing, snowboarding and sledging.

December to February are the best times for a Shimla and Manali Tour as heavy snowfall occurs during this time. Families wanting to witness the serene beauty of white-topped mountains, adventure lovers and couples on honeymoons will enjoy these months. You should take warm clothes, good shoes and other winter accessories with you to have a pleasant trip to Manali if you are visiting for the snow.

Shimla and Manali trips can be planned during the peak snowfall season to have a magical holiday with mesmerizing views and unforgettable experiences. The nearby spots include Shimla, Kufri  and Narkanda which should not be missed for a wholesome winter getaway. This trip is incomplete without exploring the charm of Solang Valley in Manali, known for its adventure sports like paragliding, zorbing and snowboarding. 

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Distance Between Shimla and Manali

Are you on a Shimla and Manali tour? To make your tour memorable and stress-free, you should know the distance between these two beautiful hill stations and the best route and transport service to make your Shimla and Manali Tour easy.

The distance between Shimla and Manali is approx. 248 km. It takes around 6 to 7 hours by car to reach. Time may vary as it all depends on the weather, road and traffic conditions. You can Start your journey from Shimla, then reach Bilaspur to Mandi, and then, kullu to Manali. Although the roads on those two hill stations are well maintained, you must be cautious due to unexpected landslides in the hilly areas.

It would be better to avoid visiting any hill station during the time of the monsoon because the chances get higher that you will experience landslides and heavy rainfall. It would be suggested to visit during summer and winter. Some people even avoid visiting during winters because snowfall makes dew drops everywhere and makes it slippery in some hilly places.