Delhi (National Capital Territory of India) to Khajjiar

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Drive

12h  30m

$81

Bus

16h 

$60-70

Train

12h 

Recommended

$50-80

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Distance: 570 km

Duration: 12h

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Traveling From Delhi (National Capital Territory of India) to Khajjiar

Your journey from the bustling, vibrant streets of Delhi to the serene, picturesque meadows of Khajjiar offers a striking contrast between urban life and the tranquility of nature.

Best Neighbourhoods in Khajjiar

Khajjiar offers charming neighborhoods each showcasing its own distinctive character.

Khajjiar Village

• Stunning views of snow-capped mountains.

• Rich heritage with traditional Himachali architecture.

Dainkund Peak Area

• Famous for its breathtaking panoramic vistas.

• A perfect starting point for nature treks.

Kalatop

• Lush green forests ideal for outdoor activities.

• Wildlife sanctuary home to diverse flora and fauna.

Best Times To Visit Khajjiar's Attractions

Timing your visit to Khajjiar's attractions can significantly enhance your experience.

Khajjiar Lake

Visit early morning or late afternoon for serene views and fewer tourists.

Dainkund Peak

Late afternoons offer stunning sunsets and cooler temperatures for hikes.

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary

Winter months provide better chances to spot wildlife and enjoy peaceful trails.

Khajjiar Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Khajjiar experiences a temperate climate, with mild summers and chilly winters that can enhance your travel experience depending on the season. The best times to visit are during spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant and suitable for outdoor activities.

Dining Recommendation in Khajjiar

Try the local dish, Channa Madra, at a charming restaurant like Nanda's, where the flavors of Himachali cuisine beautifully contrast with the spices of Delhi. The rustic ambiance and use of fresh, locally-sourced ingredients create a dining experience that highlights the simplicity and authenticity of hill station food.