Overview
Kasol to Delhi is roughly 510–530 km, usually 11 to 13 hours by taxi: down the Parvati valley to Bhuntar, south along the Kiratpur–Manali highway through the Aut tunnel, Mandi and Bilaspur, then onto the NH44 for the last run into Delhi. It's the end of the trip for most Kasol visitors, and a private taxi is the easiest way home with luggage, especially after a few days of treks to Kheerganga, Tosh or Malana. With an early start, you're in Delhi by evening. We pick you up from your Kasol guesthouse or the nearest road point, and drop you anywhere in Delhi NCR, at the airport or at a station.
Usual route: Down the Parvati valley to Bhuntar, then the Kiratpur–Manali highway via Mandi and the four-lane to Kiratpur, and the NH44
Included
- Fuel and driver allowance
- Tolls and state entry taxes
- Pickup anywhere in Kasol
- Short refreshment stops
Not included
- ×Parking at sightseeing stops
- ×Detours beyond the agreed route (quoted upfront)
- ×Night allowance on trips that need one (quoted upfront)
The climb from Kasol to Delhi
How high you go, and the stops along the way. Useful if anyone in your group gets motion sick or feels the altitude.
Start
1,580 m
Kasol
Total descent
−1,364 m
over ~520 km
Finish
216 m
Delhi
- Kasol
- Bhuntar
- Mandi
- Bilaspur
- Kiratpur Sahib
- Murthal
- Delhi
Illustrative profile. Start, finish altitudes are approximate; stops are shown in order, not to scale.
Kasol to Delhi taxi fare and cab rates
Starting prices for a one-way trip (~520 km), per vehicle, with fuel, driver, tolls and HP entry tax included. Your exact price is confirmed in writing on WhatsApp before you book; it can vary with dates, vehicle model and extra stops. All Himachal taxi fares
₹11,950
starting · one way
₹15,100
starting · one way
₹16,650
starting · one way
₹27,050
starting · one way
Your quote
Kasol → Delhi
Sedan · one way · ~520 km
- FuelIncluded
- Driver & driver allowanceIncluded
- Highway tollsIncluded
- Himachal state entry taxIncluded
- Pickup anywhere in KasolIncluded
Total you pay
starting price
₹11,950
Only ever extra: parking at sightseeing stops you choose (paid at cost), and detours you add on the day (quoted before you go).
Driving tips for this route
- 1Leave Kasol by 5–6 am to reach Delhi by early evening; the hill section is the slowest part.
- 2Flying out of Delhi the same day? Allow a buffer of three hours or more; monsoon slides and traffic near Delhi are hard to predict.
- 3The Parvati valley road to Bhuntar is narrow and winding; it takes about an hour.
- 4Winter fog on the NH44 near Delhi (December–January) can slow the final stretch.
- 5Pickups from Tosh, Chalal or Manikaran can be arranged; tell us the nearest road point.
Worthwhile stops on the way
Kasol
Pickup
Bhuntar
Where the valley road meets the main highway.
Mandi
Temple town on the Beas; breakfast or an early lunch.
Bilaspur
Views over the Govind Sagar reservoir.
Kiratpur Sahib
Where the hills end and the plains begin.
Murthal
Famous dhabas about an hour before Delhi.
Delhi
Drop at your hotel
Planning the trip home
The return from Kasol is long, so timing matters. The most comfortable plan is an early start with breakfast in Mandi and lunch near Bilaspur, reaching Delhi in the early evening. If you have a flight or train the same evening, tell us the time when you book; we'll suggest a pickup with enough buffer for the hill section and Delhi's traffic.
If you'd rather not do it in one day, a night in Chandigarh or Mandi splits the drive neatly.
After a trek: Kheerganga, Tosh and Malana
Many travellers finish a Parvati valley trip with a trek, coming down to Barshaini after Kheerganga, or to Jari after Malana. We can pick you up at the trailhead instead of Kasol, which saves a local taxi and a transfer. Share the trek, the expected finish time and a phone number, and the driver will wait at the road head.
- Kheerganga: pickup at Barshaini
- Tosh: pickup at Tosh or Barshaini
- Malana: pickup at Jari or the Malana road head
Where in Delhi we can drop you
We drop anywhere in Delhi NCR: homes in Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad or Faridabad, hotels in central Delhi, all terminals at Delhi airport, and New Delhi, Old Delhi, Nizamuddin and Anand Vihar stations. For an airport drop, give us your terminal and flight time, and we'll aim to arrive with plenty of time for check-in.
Taxi or overnight bus?
Overnight Volvo buses from Bhuntar or Kasol to Delhi are cheaper per person. A taxi makes sense for families, groups of four or more, travellers with heavy bags, or anyone catching a flight, because it leaves on your schedule and doesn't need a change at Bhuntar. It also lets you stop at Mandi, Bilaspur or Murthal along the way.
With luggage, kids or older passengers
The Parvati valley road is narrow, and the first hour is slow, so families often prefer an SUV or Innova Crysta for the extra space and comfort. Ask the driver for a proper breakfast stop in Mandi and a longer lunch near Bilaspur; the extra time makes the day far easier. Pack a small bag with water, snacks and a warm layer within reach, so you don't have to open the boot at every stop.
Weather & road conditions
Pickup options
- • Kasol guesthouses (nearest road point)
- • Chalal, Manikaran and Tosh
- • Jari and Barshaini (trek ends)
Other ways to travel
Overnight Volvo buses run from Bhuntar and Kasol to Delhi. Kullu–Manali airport at Bhuntar has limited flights to Delhi, often affected by weather.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Kasol to Delhi cab cost?+
Starting one-way fares are Sedan ₹11,950, SUV ₹15,100, Toyota Innova Crysta ₹16,650, Tempo Traveller ₹27,050, all-inclusive with fuel, driver, tolls and Himachal entry tax. Your exact taxi price is confirmed in writing on WhatsApp before you book.
How far is Delhi from Kasol?+
Roughly 510–530 km, usually 11 to 13 hours by taxi (approximate; verification pending).
Can you pick us up after the Kheerganga trek?+
Yes, at Barshaini. Share your expected finish time and a phone number.
Can you drop us at Delhi airport?+
Yes, at any terminal. Leave plenty of buffer for the hill section and Delhi traffic.
Can we break the journey?+
Yes. A night in Mandi or Chandigarh splits the drive into two easier days.
Is the road safe in the monsoon?+
It's open most days, but slides can close it for hours. Travel early and keep a buffer before flights.
Which car is best?+
A sedan for two to three with backpacks; an SUV or Innova Crysta for families or groups with luggage.
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