On Instagram, we get asked one question so often: How do you get time to travel so much? The truth is that we get as much time as most of you. To manage travelling as much as we do, we visit destinations close to us on weekends and save the leaves for longer holidays to far off places.
Keeping this in mind, we are doing a series on weekend getaways and road trips from major cities in India, and what better place to start with than the capital city of New Delhi. Fortunately, for those of you living in Delhi, there are an uncountable number of destinations you can visit. Here are some weekend getaways from Delhi that have been visited and loved by us and our fellow travel bloggers.
But before we start, there are some things we’d like to highlight:
- Understand that COVID is still raging – Please wear your mask at all times, covering the mouth and nose. And avoid going to crowded places and areas.
- Please do not litter any place you visit – It is unacceptable to treat nature the way we do. Do not litter places you visit, because if you do, there will be nothing beautiful left in the world.
- Avoid the use of single-use plastic – Carry your own reusable water bottle, straw, and cutlery (for roadside eating). Start with the water bottle, at least. You can ask for it to be filled at restaurants and your hotel. Or carry a bottle with a filter if you’re too embarrassed to ask. Avoid those Bisleri/mineral water bottles as much as you can.
None of the above mentioned things are too difficult to do. Please take small steps to save your planet.
1. Alwar, Rajasthan – 166 km
Explored by Athul from Our Backpacker Tales
Scattered with many historical sites and natural wonders, Alwar is a beautiful city and a tourist hub in Rajasthan, making it an excellent option for a quick road trip from Delhi. The best time to visit Alwar is during the winter season (October to February), when the climate is pleasant.
How to Reach Alwar
Located on the NH48 Delhi-Jaipur highway, it takes just 3 hours to cover 166 km by road. The Ajmer Shatabdi Express Train that leaves Delhi train station at 6:00 AM and reaches Alwar by 8:40 AM is a sustainable alternative and a great option for those of you who can’t drive it down.
Things to Do in Alwar
There is plenty to see and do in Alwar.
- For history and architecture, head to the Bala Fort, the Vijay Mandir Palace, Alwar City Palace and Fort, and the Alwar Museum.
- Options to interact with nature include Siliserh Lake, Jaisamand Lake, and Sariska Tiger Reserve.
- Apart from these, if you’re looking for a wonderful staycation then consider staying at the Neemrana Fort Palace in Alwar. It is considered to be a great weekend trip from Delhi for those who enjoy heritage tourism and a weekend of living like the kings and queens. The palace also has a zip line for adventure enthusiasts. Originally built in the 15th century on the Aravalli ranges, the Neemrana Fort Palace sprawls over 25 acres of land and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and views. Each room here is decorated per a particular theme and must be booked well in advance as the property is almost always fully booked for the weekend.
A rustic restaurant, swimming pools, and an open theatre giving live performances are some of the other features of the Neemrana Fort Palace. The palace holds special Gala nights on weekends during which cultural artists from around India are invited to perform at the amphitheatre. It is an awesome experience to dress up and enjoy your candlelight dinner while being entertained by the best of artists.
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Accommodation
Located 65 km from Alwar, Neemrana Fort Palace makes for the perfect weekend staycation. If you’re not getting a reservation at Neemrana Fort Palace, try Neemrana’s Hill Fort Kesroli. It is an amazing alternative to Neemrana Fort Place whether you’re looking for a staycation or to explore Alwar, as it is only approx 15 km from Alwar’s main attractions.
For more pocket-friendly options or to be more centrally located in Alwar, try Lemon Tree Hotel Alwar or Red Fox Hotel.
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Pro-Tip
By Try Wandering More
If you are driving between Delhi and Alwar, you can also stop for a bit to explore at the Heritage Transport Museum in Manesar on the way back. You’ll step back in time, see vintage vehicles and learn about their evolution. The display is a treat for the eye.
2. Bishangarh, RaJasthan – 230 km
Explored by Charu Goyal from Travel with CG
Bishangarh is a quaint village in Rajasthan that is ideal for a weekend getaway from Delhi. Encircled by pristine mountains of the picturesque Aravalli range, it is a perfect place to unwind and have a taste of slow-living in rural India.
What makes Bishangarh even more exquisite is the beautiful 230 years old hill fort that was rehabilitated into a luxury hotel only a few years ago. Fit for any visiting gourmand and luxury connoisseur- the Alila Fort in Bishangarh is aptly known for its unmatched views and hospitality.
How to Reach Bishangarh
With a distance of nearly 230 km, Bishangarh is an easy drive away from New Delhi. It is located a few minutes off the Jaipur-Delhi highway and can be reached in around 4.5 hours by car from Delhi. Alternatively, you can also fly to Jaipur and drive from there. The Jaipur International Airport is approximately 1.5 hours (70 km) away.
Things to Do in Bishangarh
- Stay a night in the fort and live like royalty: One cannot visit Bishangarh and not stay at the breathtakingly striking Alila Fort that has put the village on tourist maps across the globe. If not a staycation, then you can go there for a meal and tour and make a day trip of it. Do not forget to enjoy the undisrupted views as the sun sets behind the mountains while you are there!
- Learn traditional Rajasthani pottery: The village of Bishangarh is home to many Rajasthani potters, carpet weavers, and handmade jewellery artisans. You can pay a visit to the craftsmen directly and learn a thing or two about their artistry.
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Restaurants
Most places in Rajasthan are widely known for the state’s rich cuisine, and Bishangarh is no different. The hill view rooftop restaurant at Alila Fort called Nazaara offers traditional Rajputi and frontier delicacies that are slow-cooked in authentic sand-pits or smoked.
Accommodation
The Alila Fort is the perfect luxury staycation option (and one of the only few options) in the area. For a more mid-budget stay, try the Shahpura Haveli.
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3. Agra, Uttar Pradesh – 240 km
Explored by Anjali Wadhwa from Cheerful Trails
Agra is home to one of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal, and is located in very close proximity to Delhi. This makes it an unmissable destination for one and all, let alone Delhi. The city is packed with historic forts that depict the Mughal era’s grandeur through intriguing stories and magnificent architecture – a superb destination to visit as a 2 day trip from Delhi.
How to Reach Agra
Agra can be conveniently reached by the use of public transport such as bus or train. The quickest is the Gatiman Express train, which takes just 90 minutes to reach Agra from Delhi. In case you prefer a road trip, you can drive through the Yamuna Expressway from Delhi to Agra. This 240 km journey will take not more than 3 and a half hours.
Things to Do in Agra
1. Taj Mahal: You can simply not miss visiting the Taj Mahal while you are in Agra. The mesmerising beauty and architectural significance are worthy of all the admirations.
2. Agra Fort: One of the other most picturesque places to visit in Agra is the Agra Fort. It is an extensive red sandstone fort located on the banks of River Yamuna with stunning views of the Taj Mahal and the city. This monument features many courtyards, chambers, royal quarters, audience halls, lawns and gardens. It is also a great viewpoint for seeing the Taj Mahal from a distance.
3. Sadar Bazaar: Sadar Bazaar is a vibrant market that is a must-visit for trying the delicious street food of Agra. It is the perfect place for shopping too. Do not forget to try the mouth-watering pethas and dal moth namkeen from the famous Panchhi Petha store.
4. Fatehpur Sikri: Located 40 km from Agra is the UNESCO World Heritage Site – Fatehpur Sikri. It is a majestic red-sandstone fort well known for its intricate carvings and layout.
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Accommodation
Joey’s Hostel is a cool place to stay for backpackers with views of the Taj mahal. For a mid-range stay, try the ITC Mughal Resort or the Taj Hotel and Convention Centre (views of the Taj from the infinity pool). If you are looking for luxury, the Oberoi Amarvilas will be your best pick for a memorable stay in Agra.
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4. Chandigarh – 240 km
Explored by Neelima and Shreya from The Travelling CA
Chandigarh is a planned city designed by the French architect, Le Corbusier. What is interesting is that it is the capital of not one but two states- Haryana and Punjab. Apart from its clean wide roads & greenery, Chandigarh is famous for its architecture and buildings like Capitol Complex, Secretariat and the giant Open Hand Monument.
It is also just a drive away from the beautiful mountains that are perfect for a high altitude Himalayan trek.
How to Reach Chandigarh
Chandigarh is just 240 km from Delhi via NH44 & easily accessible by car, train or bus. The drive from Delhi to Chandigarh takes about 4.5 hours. There are many daily trains to choose from to travel comfortably between Delhi and Chandigarh. Chandigarh airport has regular flights from major cities & is only 11 km from the city.
Things to Do in Chandigarh
- Sukhna Lake: This is an artificial lake at the foothills of the Himalayas – a popular evening spot for an outing. Water sports like boating, rowing, sailing, kayaking and water skiing can be enjoyed throughout the year. It is a sanctuary for many exotic migratory birds during the winter months.
- Rock Garden: This must visit garden is famous for being one of the most creative & eco-friendly gardens in the country, as it has been built completely with waste items. Conceptualised by Nek Chand, it consists of waterfalls and a variety of sculptures made from scrap and waste like bottles, glasses, bangles, tiles, ceramic pots etc. which are placed beautifully.
- Rose Garden: Chandigarh’s Rose Garden is Asia’s largest rose garden and has over 1600 different species of roses.
- Pinjore Gardens: This beautiful garden was built in the Mughal architectural style. It is spread across seven levels and is well mentained with beautiful fountains.
The city also has a palace, a zoo, and a Japanese garden.
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Restaurants
Food in Chandigarh is a mix of Delhi & Punjabi cuisine -golgappas, dahi bhallas, chole bhature, paneer tikka, Amritsari kulcha and more droll worthy items.
Some of the famous restaurants are Baluchi, Bholey Di Hattey, Amritsari Kulcha Hub, and Garg Chaat. Don’t forget to have desserts- gulab jamuns & kulfi calling!
Accommodation
Among the luxury hotels, Hyatt Regency & JW Marriott are recommended. Lemon Tree Hotel is value for money.
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5. Rishikesh, Uttarakhand – 260 km
Explored by Devyani Sharma
Rishikesh, a tranquil city located at the Himalayan foothills, has the holy Ganga River flowing right through it. This picturesque city is surrounded by verdant forests, emerald mountains and beautiful riverside promenades that enchant one and all. Rishikesh is often referred to as the ‘Yoga Capital of the World’ and has many Ashrams that are internationally recognized as centres of yoga, meditation and philosophical studies. It is the perfect place to visit near Delhi for 2 days.
How to Reach Rishikesh
It’ll take you about 4 hours from Delhi to drive 240 km to Rishikesh. Alternatively, you can take a late-night or early morning train. Buses and taxis are also available in plenty for this route.
Things to Do in Rishikesh
- Adventure: With all the different levels of rapids, rafting in Rishikesh is undoubtedly the best place to do this activity in the country. Combine this with camping, cliff jumping and other adventure activities like kayaking, zip-lining, rock climbing, and rappelling for the ultimate adventure.
- Religious Places and Ceremonies: See the jaw-dropping Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat either early morn at 5:30 am or at 6 pm. Also, visit the magnificent 13-storey Trimbakeshwar temple and other temples in the area.
- Ashrams and Yoga Experiences: Visit one or more of the many Ashrams in Rishikesh -Parmarth Niketan is especially renowned. All Beatles fans would definitely want to see The Beatles Ashram. An offbeat option is to visit Vasishta Gufa which was the area where sage Vasishta attained enlightenment. It is a quiet and peaceful place.
- Explore Tapovan: First,see and walk on the engineering feats, Ram Jhula and Laxman Jhula, that connect the two banks of the Ganga. Then explore Tapovan’s cafes and handicraft shops.
- Hiking: If you’re a nature lover, then there are hikes, waterfalls and springs too that you can visit. Do the 6-hour hike Kunjapuri Temple hike for epic sunrise views.
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Restaurants
The 60s café, Bistro Nirvana, Beatles Cafe and Little Buddha Café are superb places to eat. The latter two face the Ganga river! Know that in Tapovan and Rishikesh city you get only veg food.
Accommodation
Luxury Option: Neemrana’s Glasshouse on the Ganges
Mid-Budget Option: Yog Niketan By Sanskriti
Budget Option: BlueJay Hostel Rishikesh
Experiential Stay: Rishikesh Valley Resort
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Pro-Tip
It is best to live in Tapovan (tourist hub) as opposed to Rishikesh city (just like any other Indian city). If living anywhere other than Tapovan, you should hire a scooter to get around.
6. Jaipur, Rajasthan – 280 km
Explored by Ellis from Adventure Backpackers
Jaipur is the capital and biggest city of Rajasthan. With its royal heritage, there are plenty of things to do and it makes a great weekend trip from Delhi. In 2 days you can comfortably explore the city’s historic centre as well as the forts and palaces surrounding the royal city.
Jaipur was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II in 1727 when he moved the capital of his kingdom from nearby Amer. With his love for astronomy, he not only built himself a palace, but also an observatory. In the 19th century, the Prince of Wales visited Jaipur and to welcome him, all buildings were painted terracotta pink.
Jaipur is still known as a pink city with magnificent architecture. Besides history, Jaipur is also a great city for indulging in traditional Rajasthani cuisine. Jaipur has a large bazaar with delicious street food. It is also the best place to buy souvenirs with handicrafts and arts coming from all over Rajasthan.
How to Reach Jaipur
Jaipur is 281 km from Delhi. The fastest way to travel in between the cities is to fly from Delhi to Jaipur. A cheaper and more sustainable alternative is the train. The fastest train is the Shatabdi express that leaves New Delhi train station at 06:05 and arrives in Jaipur at 10:40. You can also get there by car from Delhi which takes approx 5 hours. Starting the drive early would ensure you make the best of your time in Jaipur.
Things to Do in Jaipur
Guess what, you can do most of the below-mentioned things in two days. However, they’ll be two long days – one for exploring sites within the city and one for exploring sites outside the city. If you don’t have that much time, go ahead, choose your favourites.
- City palace: explore Jaipur’s royal palace and its palace museum
- Hawa Mahal: five storey palace of the winds
- Jaipurs Bazaar: go souvenir shopping while trying Rajasthani street food in between
- Amber Fort: beautiful fort on top of a scenic hillside.
- Water Palace (Jal Mahal): picturesque palace in the middle of Sagar lake
- Gaitore Cenotaphs: royal tombs just outside of Jaipur
- Galta ji Monkey Temple: peaceful and secluded temple with lots of monkeys
- Nahargarh Fort: fort with beautiful views over Jaipur
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Restaurants
Jaipur is an amazing destination for food lovers. Chokhi Dhani is a fantastic upmarket restaurant to try Rajasthani food but also don’t miss the street food in the bazaar.
Accommodation
In Jaipur, there are lots of accommodation options. Budget options include Zostel Hostel or Vinayak Guesthouse. For more comfort, you can also choose Hilton Jaipur or The Leela Palace for utmost luxury.
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Tip
By Try Wandering More
Modi and I visited Jaipur during the rainy season on a weekend. We got there in the evening and did a Jaipur by Night Segway Ride with Jaipur Differently. It was such a different and special experience to see Jaipur’s beauty on a segway – good use of our only evening there and the team was wonderful.
7. Landour, Uttarakhand – 320 km
Explored by Trisha from Try Wandering More
Landour is a quaint little cantonment town located 7 km north of Mussoorie in the foothills of the Himalayas at 7500 ft. Surrounded by the Himalayas and the Shivalik hills, Landour has a dramatic landscape and serene atmosphere. The architecture and food culture take you back in time to the British Era.
Mussoorie has lost its charm over the years due to traffic and over-commercialization. On the other hand, despite being a close neighbour, Landour is peaceful and relatively untouched. It makes for a relaxing getaway with beautiful views and the perfect hilly vibes.
Landour can be visited throughout the year with summer (Apr-Jun) being the perfect time to visit to escape the scorching heat. However, I’d suggest you visit in the winter months from December to February so you can witness the spectacular phenomena that is the Winter Line. It is a false horizon created due to the temperature difference of the mountains and valley. It can apparently only be seen in Landour and Switzerland. How cool is that?
How to Reach Landour
You can drive down from Delhi which would take about 6 hours 30 minutes. Alternately, take a private or government bus to Mussoorie and then a cab to Landour. You hire a direct cab to Landour/Mussoorie as well directly from Delhi.
Dehradun is the closest city to Landour (17 km) that has an airport and railway station so you could opt for either of these modes of transport and then take a cab or bus to Landour. To maximize time, take an overnight train to Dehradun. This way you’ll be able to leave after work on Friday and be in Landour early morn on Saturday. You’ll have nearly two full days in Landour before you take the overnight train or evening Shatabdi back to Delhi.
Things to Do in Landour
The best way to see the beauty of Landour is to simply walk. Get off at Chardukan or start at your accommodation and walk the Upper Chakkar – a 3.5 km circular route that is an easy walk.
- Lal Tibba: Laal Tibba at 8000m hill is the highest point in Mussoorie – an epic place to visit for sunrise and sunset.
- Kellogg’s Church: Built in 1903, Kellogg’s Church exhibits marvellous gothic architecture with magnificent stained glass windows.
- St.Pauls Church: The anglican Church was built in 1839, is the oldest church in the area. It has unqiue Indo-Gotic architecture with stained windows.
Restaurants
- Emily’s Restuarant: An upscale resatuarnt in Rokeby manor with wonderful views and delicious international food. Their Apple Crumble is a favourite.
- Landour Bakehouse: Landour Bakehouse is a legendary stop for English-style baked items.
- Char Dukan: Since Char Dukan shops were opened to cater to the needs of foreigners learning Hindi in the nearby language school, you’ll get a a mix of Indian and western quick bites here. Think pancakes, bun omlette etc.
- Doma’s Inn: For Tibetan specialities.
- The Stray Dog Ale House: Get your drinks fix and enjoy the views
Accommodation
Luxury: Rokeby Manor is a beautiful heritage property that has been restored to its original 19th-century décor. The winter line can be seen right from here. Tree of Life Highlands is another good option.
Mid-Range: La Villa Bethany is an excellent option – cosy with an old-world charm.
Budget: Doma’s Inn is a quaint inn that looks like a Tibetan home. A super low cost stay with tasteful furnishings and delicious Tibetan food.
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8. Pushkar, Rajasthan – 420 km
Explored by Anukrati Dosi from Bulbul on the Wing
From the moment you arrive in Pushkar, you will feel the place unlike anywhere else you have visited in Rajasthan. Surprisingly, despite being one of the holiest cities in the world, Pushkar is quite laid-back. The colourful streets are busy, the crowd in the queue outside Brahma Temple is wildly enthusiastic, and food lovers crowd the street food joints.
How to Reach Pushkar
The best way to reach Pushkar from Delhi for the weekend is by overnight train or bus. Busses will be direct but by train, you will first need to go to Ajmer and then take a 30-minute taxi to Pushkar. If you have more time on hand, you can also opt for a road trip and cover the distance of 420 km in 8 – 9 hours. If you need to reach by flight, then know that the nearest airports are at Kishangarh (45 km but not well served by domestic flights) or Jaipur (155 km away but well served by domestic flights)
Things to Do in Pushkar
There are plenty of things to do in Pushkar:
- Visit the famous Brahma Temple and see the Aarti at Brahma Ghat
- Spend the evening at Jaipur Ghat for an epic sunset and the whole view of the city.
- Indulge in shopping in the Pushkar Market: Get lost in the colorful lanes of Pushkar. Must-buys include wrap-around skirts, rose water, rose sherbet, juttis (a type of footwear), bags, and silver jewelry.
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Restaurants
- Chaudhary Mishthan Bhandar is one of the best places to eat Kalakand in Pushkar.
- Lakshmi Mishthan Bhandar, Gau Ghat is an amazing place to try the Pheni, also knows as Suratpheni.
- Ganga restaurant is undisputedly the best place to eat the laffa and falafel rolls. The variety offered is huge, and each of them is equally delicious.
Accommodation
Go glamping at an accommodation like Rawai Luxury Tents. For a mid-budget and budget stay try, Madpackers Pushkar. It is a beautiful traditional art decorated hostel with dorms and private rooms.
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Pro-Tip
Beware of scams at Pushkar lake: The “commercial priests” placed across the popular ghats insist tourists be part of a pooja (prayer ceremony) free of charge. After the pooja, however, they ask to donate money ranging from Rs. 1100 to Rs. 51000 at the donation counter.
9. Amritsar, Punjab – 450 km
Explored by Claudia from The Visa Project
While there is no dearth of places to go on a weekend trip from Delhi, Amritsar is probably the only one that comes with a blend of religion and history that no other can match. You will literally find it all in Amritsar- fascinating legends, interesting history, inner peace, Punjabi food indulgences, religious structures, retail therapy, and greenery.
If you live in India, you should try going to Amritsar at least once in your lifetime.
How to Reach Amritsar
Being 450 kilometres away, Amritsar is a great option for a road trip from Delhi. There are many trains and buses as well. The Amritsar Shatabdi takes six and a half hours and gets you to Amritsar during the daytime. Alternatively, you can take a sleeper bus from Delhi at night and reach Amritsar early morning for full one-two days of exploration.
Things to Do in Amritsar
Golden Temple: It goes without saying that you shouldn’t miss the Golden Temple, the most eminent and the holiest site for Sikhism. Everyone is welcome there. Try to go at night time to see the temple in its true splendour. And when you are there, try the langar to have a first-hand experience of some delicious and simple food from one of the biggest community kitchens in the world.
Jallianwala Bagh: With a historic garden, museum, and memorial of a massacre in 1919, Jallianwala Bagh is a place of utmost importance for Indians.
Partition Museum: This museum has videos, stories and so many artefacts that bring the partition of India and Pakistan alive in front of your eyes after so many years. Even if you are not into museums, do stop by.
Wagah Border Parade: Rent a taxi or auto to go to the Wagah border to see the parade of Indian and Pakistani soldiers. It’s only an hour or so but extremely fascinating to watch soldiers of both the countries engage in Beating Retreat and Change of Guard ceremonies along with lowering of national flags of both countries- a tradition that has been continuing since 1959.
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Restaurants
If you want to try authentic Punjabi food, then definitely stop by Brothers Dhaba and Bharawan Da Dhaba. The lassi and the kulchas are just mind-blowing. But if you want to try any other kind of cuisine, Amritsar has got something for you.
Accommodation
When it comes to accommodation, Amritsar has everything starting from cheap homestays to luxurious hotels. Try the Taj Swarna and Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels for luxury, Regenta Central for mid-range and Hotel Exotic for a budget stay.
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Pro-Tip
By Try Wandering More
Amritsar can also be done as a one day trip from Delhi if you don’t wish to stay over for the night as most sights can be visited in one day. Take an overnight bus from Delhi, reach the morning, explore in the day, and head back to Delhi by an overnight bus.
10. Kasol, Himachal Pradesh – 510 KM
Explored by Brittany Varano from Life of Brit
Kasol is a charming little city tucked away in the Parvati Valley. It is famous for its picturesque views of the Parvati River, stunning mountain vistas, and relaxed atmosphere. Its mountainous and northern location means that it’s also one of the most fantastic places to visit in summer in India. Temperatures range between a comfortable 13°C and 35°C in March through June.
How to Reach Kasol
The best way to get to Kasol is via an overnight bus from New Delhi that takes about 14 or so hours in total. Several state transport buses leave from the ISBT-Kashmere Gate bus stand in Delhi daily. Take an overnight trip in a private bus from Delhi to Bhuntar which would cost about Rs. 1000-1500. Disembark at Bhuntar and take an HRTC bus to Kasol, which takes about an hour or so.
Things to Do in Kasol
Aside from relaxing and enjoying the slow pace of this northern hamlet, the best things to do in Kasol include:
- Doing the Kheerganga Trek to bathe in holy, natural hot springs
- Taking a hike through the forest to nearby Grahan Village
- Visiting the village of Manikaran to marvel at the beauty of the local temple
- Strolling through the Trippy forest
- Embarking on the Chalal walk
Restaurants
Visit Jim Morrison Café and Shanti Café for a hearty meal.
Accommodation
Since Kasol is a popular backpacker destination, there are plenty of lovely places to stay. For clean and friendly hostels opt for The Hostel Cozy Beds or The Hosteller.
For a mid-budget stay, try the Hotel Royal Palace and for a luxury stay, opt for The Himalayan Village.
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Pro-Tip
As a small, remote village, it’s necessary to come prepared with everything you need during your visit to Kasol. There is only one ATM in the whole town, and only one in the neighbouring villages as well, so it’s important you come with enough money.
Wrapping Up
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Hey nice blog,Yes everyone needs a break from your day to day life so yes you should go on a weekend. Yes work is important but your mental and physical well being is also important soo think about some days off also so that you can even enjoy your life also. very informative blog.
Thank you. Agreed. Weekend getaways provide a quick yet much-needed break.