Chitkul is the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border. It is a popular destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The distance from Delhi to Chitkul is approx. 580 km and it takes around 14 to 16 hrs to reach by road depending on traffic, road and weather conditions.
Route from Delhi to Chitkul
Delhi – Chandigarh – Shimla – Narkanda – Sangla – Chitkul with scenic views of Himalayas, rolling meadows and winding roads.
How to reach Chitkul from Delhi
By Road: It is the most convenient to visit Chitkul by road. If you are traveling in a group, then book a Maharaja Tempo Traveller in Delhi to simplify your travel and make it quicker. This tempo traveller is available in different range of seating capacity with ample space for sitting, adequate luggage space and latest amenities. You can take a tempo traveller as per your group size and budget.
By Train: Kalka railway station is the nearest railway station and it is 350 km from Chitkul. You can travel by taxi or road trip from Kalka.
By Air: The closest airport is Chandigarh International Airport and it is approx. 350 km from Chitkul. You can take a cab from there to complete your journey to chitkul.
