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Delhi to Shimla Cab Booking

Getting to your destination with ease has never been easier. Take a seat, relax, and take in the view as you are dropped off at your destination. We provide both one way and both way taxi services. Our Company also offers long trips for those who want to cover the Delhi-Shimla distance by car and spend a few days there before coming back. You don't have to worry about transportation within Shimla either, as our company takes care of it for you.

FAQs of Delhi to Shimla Taxi package

What is the minimum fare for a taxi from Delhi to Shimla?
It depends on the type of taxi. You can call us to know the exact fare

How far is it between Delhi and Shimla by road?
The distance is 343 km.

How long does it take to reach Shimla by car from Delhi?
It takes 8-9 hours.

Is toll charge included in my cab fare?
Yes, toll charges are usually included in the first fare for the one way service and will be stated in the fare breakdown. If toll charges are not included, you will have to pay for them separately during your journey.

Can I request a particular vehicle model?
No, you can request any vehicle model, but it is not guaranteed.

How can I pay for my cab ride?
We accept a variety of payment options, such as credit / debit card, mobile wallet, UPI, and in some cases cash. Call our 24/7 customer support for any specific request.

Is It Safe to Travel by Cab, Especially For Long Distance?
We focus on passenger safety and drivers are usually verified and vehicles go through safety checks.

Can I cancel my booking and reschedule it, but there may be cancellation fees.
You can pay for your cab ride either in full or in part.

Enjoy the journey Delhi - Shimla road trip

Shimla is one of the most beautiful hill stations in northern India, renowned for its panoramic views of Himalayan peaks and alpine forests, as well as its colonial atmosphere. It is often referred to as the "queen of Himalayas". If you're planning a road trip to Shimla from Delhi, you're in for a treat, as the journey is just as captivating as the destination.

With the weather usually cool, you can enjoy a long journey with the beauty of nature in the hills, with a pleasant temperature. You can also be flexible with your route and make pit stops along the way, making your journey even more interesting.

However, if you want to experience the winter chill, you can book your trip during the festive months of December and January. In this time, you can witness the magical snowfall in the city of Shimla.

Main attractions in Shimla

Shimla was the British summer capital during the colonial era. It is also considered as one of the best honeymoon destinations in India.

The main places to visit in the city include the mall, the ridge, chadwick falls, jakhoo hills, viceregal lodge, Tara Devi, scandal point, etc.

From trekking to hiking, shopping to eating, there is something for everyone in shimla!

Different route options for Delhi Shimla taxi

The distance from Delhi to shimla by road is around 342kms, and there are 3 routes that offer a wide variety of places to visit in between Delhi and shimla road trip.

  • Route 1: The Ambala Route

    When planning a trip to Shimla, there are a few options to consider. Check out the routes listed below and decide which one is best for you. The first route is the Ambala route, which is the quickest way to get to the city from Delhi.

    This route takes around 7-8 hours to travel via NH44, 152, and 5. Along the way, there are plenty of interesting places to visit.

    Places to see on the way:
    Popular stops on the Delhi-Shimla road trip include Purana Quila, the historical mosque, the library and park at Panipat, Karnal Lake, Sheikh Chilli Tomb, Sufi Saint Mausoleum, Jujyotishar Birthplace, Jacaranda Cactus Garden, Sukhna Lake, Jal Mahal, Le Corbusiers Centre, Rock Gardens, and more.

    Some other stops include: Purana Quila, a historical mosque, a library and park at Panipat, and Karnal Lake, a small lake after crossing Karnal which can be a quick and peaceful stop.

    Sheikh Chilli Tomb, a beautiful mausolum of a Sufi Saint, is located at Kuruksheera,

    The Yotishar Birthplace, where Lord Krishna preached the Geeta sermon during the mythological war of Kurushetra.

    Rock Gardens, a unique garden made up of trash and recycled material, is an absolute must-see.

    Sukhna Lake, a well-kept, clean and tranquil lake, is a great place to take a break from the hustle and bustle.

    Finally, the Lal Mahal, located at Pinj, is a beautiful and picturesque place with a unique cactus garden.

    Visit the Christ Church in Kasauli, an old British church with beautiful murals. The sunset point in Kasauli is a breathtaking spot with an observation tower.

    The Tara Devi Temple in Kasauli can be a great place to visit before heading to Shimla. It is a peaceful and quaint temple located in the middle of beautiful meadows.

  • Route 2: The Yamunanagar Route

    On the Yamunanagar route, Delhi to Shimla will take approximately 10 to 11 hours on the National Highway 44 and 5.

    This route is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts who want to spend a lot of time exploring the area.

    Popular stops on the road trip include Kalesar National Park, Chail Sanctuary, and Karnal. Kalesar is home to a variety of wildlife, including European Red Deer, Golden Eagles, and many other species.

    Chail Sanctuary is a few kilometres away, and is a great place to go on a jungle safari, trekking, and other activities.

  • Route 3: The Dehradun Route

    Delhi to Ghaziabad, Delhi to Meerut, Meerut to Shukratal, Dehradun to Kolar, Barog to Shimla. This is the longest route but has amazing sights along the way.

    It takes around 12-13 hours via NH 334 & 7. Popular stops on the road trip from Delhi to Shikar are Augharnath mandir, which is linked to the 1857 rebellion in Meerut, Hanuman temple, which has a sacred wish-fulfilling banyan tree, Tibetan Buddhist temple, Robber's Cave, Sahastradhara, which has a natural spring, a sulphur pond, and a quaint temple, and Tiger Falls, which is hidden away in the hills near Chakrata.

Qualities of driver in Delhi Shimla taxi package

  • Skills
  • Knowledge
  • Self-discipline
  • Patience
  • Alertness
  • Alertness
  • Mechanical skills
  • Responsibility
  • Practical experience