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Lovers' Abode and Adventurer's Delight

Also known as ‘’Lover’s Paradise or the Honeymoon Capital’’ of India, the beautiful town of Kullu Manali in Himachal Pradesh is one of the most visited and popular hill stations in India. Offering some of the most breathtaking and magnificent views of the Pir Panjal and the Dhauladhar ranges roofed with snow, Manali has evolved to be a traveler’s spot for young adults who wish to get an escape from the hustle-bustle of life.

With an aerial view dominated by tall pine trees, deodar trees, Sheesham trees, and the grassland filled with rhododendrons, Manali is an enchanting place for people who wish to trek and explore the side of the Himalayan ranges. Gushing down the slopes is the river Beas which offers great rafting options in the nearby small town of Kullu. Another river that flows in the town is the Parvati River which is adjoined by the Parvati Valley, Kasol, Manikaran, Tosh, and other small villages attract travelers for longer stays and to have fun. The construction of the Atal Tunnel now allows travelers to cover the distance within a few hours and reach the Spiti Valley easily, which is another dream-like location in Himachal.

The weather remains pleasant during the summers from March to October with heavy showers during the monsoons. The mountains and valley are capped with heavy snow during winters from December to February which makes Manali an ideal place for skiing, sledding, and other adventure activities. Rohtang Pass and Solang Valley are the two most preferred locations for adventure sports such as paragliding, horse-riding, zorbing, and skiing. A gift of the Himalayas endowed upon us, Manali is a town rich in its cultural heritage and age-old traditions that offers respite to the visitors from the sizzling heat of the plains and hectic city life.

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Best Time to Visit

The stunning town of Manali can be visited throughout the year. If you wish to experience the town in its full bloom with colorful flowers and pleasant weather with snow-covered mountains, then the time between October to June is the ideal time. For adventure lovers, December to February is the best time to experience snowfall in Manali and enjoy adventure sports such as skiing and sled riding.

How to Reach?

  • By Air: The nearest airport is at Bhuntar at a distance of 50km from Manali. Once reached, you can book a cab to reach Manali.
  • By Train: Joginder Nagar Railhead is the nearest station to Manali and is connected with several significant cities of the country. From the station, you can hire a cab or take a local bus to reach your destination.
  • By Bus: Manali is connected by a well-connected road network from all the major cities and tourist destinations like Shimla, Leh, Dharamshala, Kullu, etc. From Delhi, the distance is approx. 550km and can be easily covered by bus.

Activities to Do

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Rafting

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Skiing

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Paragliding

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Trekking

Must Visits

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Jogini Waterfalls

Situated 3km from the town of Manali and 2km from the holy Vasishta Temple, the trek to Jogini Waterfalls through pine trees and orchards of Vasishta Village is as mesmerizing as the falls itself. Gushing from a height of 160 feet, you are sure to get enchanted by the beauty of the falls and the exquisite view surrounding it with numerous small streams and a dazzling sight of the Beas River.

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Old Manali

Nestled in the quaint valley opposite the Manalsa River, the Old Manali is a part left behind in time. However, the place hasn’t lost its sweet old-world charm and is frequently visited by travelers who wish for a quick shift from the fast-paced world and its rush. Interspersed with beautiful guesthouses and a breathtaking view, Old Manali is a must-visit sight on your next trip to Manali.

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Solang Valley

Solang Valley is one of the most sought-after tourist spots in Manali with mighty mountains surrounding the valley from all sides and being the desired spot for adventure sports. During winters, the valley is roofed with glittering snow which makes it a perfect place for skiing. Even during the summers, you can visit the spot for a great family picnic.

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Hidimba Temple

Situated in a quiet place enveloped by towering deodar trees, the Hidimba Temple is a temple dedicated to Hidimba, the wife of Bhima, one of the Pandava princes from the epic Mahabharat. The temple experiences an influx of visitors during the Hidimba Devi Festival which is celebrated by featuring folk dance performances.

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Rohtang Pass

Rohtang Pass is another spot known for adventure sports in Manali. It is the stretch that joins Manali to Himachal’s dreamy and desert-like landscapes, Spiti and Lahaul. During winters, the place gets scattered by tourists who want to enjoy sports like sled rides, mountain biking, and skiing.

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Parvati Valley

Parvati Valley is a backpacker’s delight and those who want to enjoy life to the fullest. It is known for adventure activities, rave parties, charas, and spiritual experience. Some of the renowned villages located here are Kasol, Malana, Tosh, Kalga, Pulga, Rasol, Kheerganga, and Chalal.

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Manu Temple

Manu Temple in Manali is the one and only temple of Manu in India, which is considered the creator of the human race. The Pagoda-style structure of the temple offers an insight into the history and spirituality along with the architectural style of the temple which attracts a lot of visitors every year.

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Explore Manali

If you have ever dreamt of a place with lofty snow-capped mountains, lush-green pine and deodar forests, and the magnificent panorama of the rising sun while you sit beside a gushing white cool stream, then be assured, your dream is actually a reality. Snuggled in the backdrop of the Himalayan ranges in Himachal Pradesh, Manali is a traveler’s delight offering its visitors a spectacular getaway into the lap of nature along with delectable food, adventure sports, and ancient heritages.

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