Bir Billing Distance: Ultimate 12 Points Travel Guide

So, you’ve finally decided to visit Bir Billing. First off, it’s a good choice! This would be your next question: “What is the Bir Billing distance from my location?”

Well, hold your horses (or your Google Maps), because we’re about to dive into everything you need to know about distances from key locations to Bir Billing.

Whether coming from Delhi, Chandigarh, or even Jammu, this blog will give you a clear idea of your travel route. Oh, and we’ll throw in some humor because what’s a journey without some laughs, right? Let’s get rolling!

Bir Billing Distance from Delhi

If you’re in Delhi, congratulations! You’re about 520 km away from the serenity of Bir Billing, Himachal. That’s roughly 11-12 hours by road, depending on how adventurous your driving is (we’re looking at you, highway over-speeders).

• By Bus: Volvo buses ply between Delhi and Bir Billing. It’s budget-friendly and costs around 800 to 1500 INR depending upon season to season. They for sure let you sleep off the hustle of Delhi traffic.
• By Car: A road trip from Delhi to Bir Billing is scenic once you’re out of the chaos. Take the NH44 route via Ambala and Una for a smoother drive. You can also take the second route via Chandigarh followed by Mandi. The second route via Mandi is the shortest but avoid this route during monsoon.
• By Train: If you want to avoid long bus rides, take a Delhi to Pathankot train which usually takes 10 hours, and then cover the remaining 04 to 05-hour drive to Bir Billing either by car or take a bus outside of the railway station.
• Pro tip: Book your seat for Pathankot Cant instead of Pathankot station and try to catch the buses running in the morning time to reduce your travel time.

Expect to lose some city stress (and maybe your phone signal) as you climb toward the mountains.

Bir Billing Distance from Chandigarh

Coming from Chandigarh? You’re much closer to the action! At about 290 km (roughly 6-7 hours by road), the journey to Bir Billing from Chandigarh is a breeze compared to Delhi.

• By Car: The Chandigarh-Una-Amb road is the go-to route for most travelers. Bonus points for spotting dhabas that serve butter-loaded parathas along the way! However, you can also travel via Mandi Road which saves one hour.
• By Bus: Regular buses are available. Although the seats of ordinary buses might not be the most luxurious, the views outside make up for it. There are no direct Volvo buses from Chandigarh to Bir Billing. However, you can catch the one running from Delhi to Bir Billing.

Bir Billing Distance from Jalandhar

Jalandhar peeps, your mountain escape is about 260 km away, a manageable 5-6 hour drive.

• Route Tip: Travel via Hoshiarpur and Una to enjoy a relatively smoother ride. If you want to avoid the city traffic, take the Kangra Bypass and the Palampur Bypass.
• By Bus: HPTDC buses frequently operate on this route till Baijnath and trust me, they’re far better than those local cramped ones. Baijnath onwards you can either take a local bus or hire a cab for the remaining 14 km.
• By Car: The route would be similar to the earlier mentioned follows Hoshiarpur, Una, Kangra Bypass, Baijnath, and finally Bir Billing. If you’re driving, keep a playlist of Punjabi hits ready. Nothing beats “Do Gallan” playing in the background as you approach the hills.

Bir Billing Distance from Ludhiana

From Ludhiana, you’re looking at a journey of about 220 km (roughly 5-6 hours). Not bad, right?

• By car: The Ludhiana-Una route is the most preferred. On the way, you will pass through Kangra Bypass, Baijnath, etc. Load up on snacks because once you’re on the highway, you’ll be craving something munchy.
• By Bus: Direct buses aren’t always available, so you might need to switch to Una or Kangra. A little inconvenient, but hey, you’re going to Bir Billing!

Bir Billing Distance from Manali

Oh, you’re coming from Manali? Lucky you! At just 180 km, it’s only a 4-5 hour journey. You’re practically neighbors!

• By Car: You have to follow the road to Mandi, then take the Mandi-Jogindernagar road which offers a scenic ride. The remaining distance of around 14 km from Jogindernagar to Bir Billing will pass through Chauntra, Bir Raod, and Bir Chowk.
• By Bus: As such, there are no direct buses to Bir Billing but you can get to Jogindernagar or Bir Road. From any of these bus stands you will get local buses or cabs easily.
• Best Time to Travel: Early morning for the freshest mountain vibes and to escape the local traffic. Honestly, a drive from Manali to Bir Billing is way more fun. Just remember to slow down on those sharp turns—this isn’t a Fast & Furious movie!

Bir Billing Distance from Shimla

For those starting their trip from Shimla, Bir Billing is about 210 km away, taking roughly 6-7 hours by road.

• By Car: You’ll be driving via Bilaspur and Mandi followed by Jogindernagar, Bir Road, and Bir Chowk. It’s a peaceful route, but don’t let the peace lull you into driving too slow—those curves demand attention.
• By Bus: There are no Direct buses, so you might need to switch to Mandi, then to Jogindernagar, and finally at Bir Road (04 km from Bir Billing). But hey, more stops mean more snacks!

Bir Billing Distance from McLeodganj

McLeodganj to Bir Billing? It’s a cozy little 70 km ride, taking about 2-3 hours. Perfect for a half-day excursion.

• By Car: The drive is smooth, with occasional jaw-dropping views of the Dhauladhar range, and covers the main stations like Palampur and Baijnath.
• By Bus: Himachal Roadways buses (HRTC) are your budget-friendly option. You won’t be able to recline much, but you’ll survive. Although buses will drop you at Baijnath 14 km from Bir Billing. The remaining 14 km can be covered by local bus or by car.

Bir Billing Distance from Dharamshala

At just 65 km, Dharamshala to Bir Billing is an easy 2-hour drive. Honestly, the hardest part of this journey is deciding whether to leave Dharamshala at all (we know how cozy those cafes are).

• By Car: It’s a straightforward route that passes through Palampur Bypass, and Baijnath. Pro Tip: Stop at Palampur for a tea break. Their chai is worth the detour!
• By Bus: Local buses are frequent and cheap. Not super comfy, but hey, it’s just two hours. There is Anurag services that directly come to Bir twice a day. Apart from this, there are many buses to Baijnath.

Bir Billing Distance from Palampur

If you’re in Palampur, Bir Billing is practically in your backyard. The Bir Billing distance from Palampur is only 35 km. That’s a short 1-hour drive. You can simply follow the Jogindernagar to Bir Road. Take a left turn from Bir Road and from Bir Chowk.

• Why Visit Bir Billing from Palampur? Palampur’s tea gardens are lovely, but Bir Billing offers the adrenaline rush of paragliding. Combine both for a perfect Himachal getaway.

Bir Billing Distance from Jammu

Coming from Jammu? You’re looking at a 250 km journey, which translates to about 6-7 hours by road.

• By Train: You can take a train to Pathankot and then drive the remaining distance to Bir Billing either by road or by Toy train. The toy train is a bit slower and takes 7 to 8 hours to reach Baijnath Station. The remaining 14 km distance can be covered by local bus or by cab.
• By Car: The Jammu-Pathankot-Palampur-Baijnath route is the most popular.
• Pit Stops: Stock up on rajma-chawal from roadside dhabas—you’ll need the carbs for all the trekking and exploring ahead.

Bir Billing Distance from Pathankot

The Bir Billing distance from Pathankot is a breezy 140 km (roughly 4-5 hours).

• By Car: Take the Pathankot-Palampur road and then head towards Bir. The views are spectacular, and the roads are decent.
• By Bus: Frequent buses run between Pathankot and Baijnath. They are ordinary buses and take 05 hours. If you want to get a better experience try to take HRTC buses running in the morning time.

Final Thoughts

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Here’s a pro tip: no matter where you’re coming from, Bir Billing is worth the journey. It’s not just about the destination (though that’s amazing too)—it’s about the winding mountain roads, the chai breaks, and the playlist that becomes the soundtrack of your trip.

Finally, if you have made up your mind then you must go through this ultimate Bir Billing Paragliding guide to make your trip more memorable.

And remember, adventures like Hanumangarh, Bangoru Waterfall, Bungee jumping, sunset view at the landing site, and visiting Buddhist monasteries are out there—waiting for you at Bir Billing, Himachal!

Safe travels, and don’t forget to pack extra snacks. Mountains and hunger don’t mix well.