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Solang Valley is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh. It is popular for adventure sports. During winters, Solang valley is covered with snow making skiing is a popular sport here. There are training institutes and trainers located to supervise skiers and train beginners.

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Located amidst the snow-covered hills of Manali, the Hadimba Temple is a unique shrine dedicated to Hidimba DeviThe main attraction of the temple is the three day Hidimba Devi Festival, which attracts devotees from all over the world and features colourful folk dance performances.

2 km
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Bustling street flanked by numerous hotels, restaurants, dhabas, booths, and shopping options, Mall Road is considered the soul of Manali. It is an ideal place to start exploring Manali, full of many activities that will get you engaged throughout the day. The Mall Road Manali embodies the charm of the hill town in all its glory.

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Located in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, Manikaran Sahib is a significant religious site for both Sikhs and Hindus. Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the Himalayas, this pilgrimage destination is renowned for its hot springs, gurudwara, and ancient temples. The key reason to visit Manikaran Sahib is its spiritual significance, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the divine atmosphere and seek blessings.

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Also referred to as the Rohtang Tunnel, Atal Tunnel is a horseshoe-shaped highway tunnel that connects Manali and the Lahaul-Spiti valley, reducing the time taken by around 4-5 hours. Named after the former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the tunnel is the world’s longest one above 10,000 feet and is constructed in the Pir Panjal ranges, under the Rohtang Pass.

17 km
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Rohtang pass is the stretch which connects Manali to Himachal's more dreamy and dessert-like landscapes, Spiti and Lahaul. Popular adventure sports here are sledge ride, mountain biking, and skiing. Many blockbusters ranging from 'Jab We Met' to 'Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani' have been shot here.

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The Vashisht Rishi Temple is a tranquil and revered Hindu pilgrimage destination located in the scenic hill town of Manali. Just 3 km away from the River Beas, this 4000-year-old temple is dedicated to the Hindu sage Vashisht and features stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and sulphurous hot springs believed to have rejuvenating benefits for both the body and mind.

2 km
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Manu Temple, a beautiful temple dedicated to Sage Manu, is located in the mesmerizing valley of Manali in Himachal Pradesh, India. The temple lies in the Beas River Valley, in Kullu District which is about 275 kilometres North of Shimla. The topographical features of the valley are inviting, and trekkers all over the world are drawn to Manali.

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On the other side of the Manalsu river is a part of Manali, time left behind. With a sweet scent of an old world charm, interspersed with guesthouses and an increasing presence of tourism and hints of the present that it brings along, Old Manali is a tiny shift in the world and its rush, one must experience while here.

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Jogini Waterfall is located in the beautiful Valley of Manali, about 3 kilometres away from the bustling town and around 2 kilometres away from the famous Vashisht Temple. What makes it a popular tourist spot is the trek from Vashisht Temple, through pine trees and orchards, to the mesmerising Jogini Waterfalls cascading from a height of 160 feet.

29 km
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Parvati Valley, located about 75 kilometers from Manali, makes for an excellent day trip with its breathtaking landscapes and serene ambiance. Known for its lush greenery, gushing rivers, and picturesque villages like Kasol and Manikaran, the valley offers a tranquil escape from the bustling town of Manali. Visitors can explore the hot springs at Manikaran, enjoy scenic treks, or simply soak in the natural beauty that surrounds this Himalayan gem.

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Van Vihar in Manali is a serene nature park located near the bustling Mall Road, offering visitors a tranquil escape amidst towering deodar trees and lush greenery. It features well-maintained walking trails and a small pond where visitors can enjoy paddle boating, making it a popular spot for both relaxation and family outings.

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from city center 13 out of 53
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Sethan is a quaint village in Himachal Pradesh, approximately 12 km from Manali. This Buddhist village is a tiny hamlet that oversees the Dhauladhar range. Covered in snow during winters, Sethan Valley is a great place to try out skiing and snowboarding.

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River Rafting in Manali is done along the River Beas and is considered ideal for expert rafters as well as beginners. Many service providers organize the sport of rafting in Manali and offer rafting gear on rent including raft, helmet, life-jacket and oars. Tented accommodation, campfires and bonfires are available on demand. The total cost of rafting in Kullu-Manali ranges from INR 500 to INR 2000 per person.

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Manali is a hub for adventure activities, offering thrill-seekers a wide range of outdoor experiences amidst the stunning landscapes of the Himalayas. Popular activities include paragliding over Solang Valley, white-water rafting on the Beas River, and trekking to scenic destinations like Hampta Pass and Bhrigu Lake. Other adventures include skiing in winter, mountain biking, and zip-lining through lush forests.

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The hillside town of Manali is famous for paragliding. At 2050 metres above sea level, it is an ultimate location for the sport, with its beautiful green valleys, stark blue skies, and snow-capped mountain peaks. Medium flights involve a 15-minute flight, while long/high flights last between 40 minutes and 1 hour. Individuals with a paragliding license can opt for solo flights while amateurs are allowed to take tandem flights.

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Skiing in Manali offers an exhilarating experience on the snow-covered slopes of the Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass. The region provides suitable terrain for both beginners and experienced skiers, with ski schools and equipment rentals available for convenience. Winter months, particularly from December to February, are ideal for skiing, attracting enthusiasts seeking adventure amid the scenic Himalayan landscape.

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Quietly situated by the Beas River, Kullu is a cluster of beautiful valleys in Himachal, and that's mainly why it's known as the 'Valley of Gods.' Known for the deodar trees, snow-clad mountains, and apple orchards, Kullu is usually coupled with its sister town Manali, hence a favorite among tourists, especially honeymooners.

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Great Himalayan National Park located Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh, is home to more than 375 species of fauna, 31 species of mammals and 181 species of birds. The Great Himalayan National Park received the status of a national park in 1999. This beautiful location of the national park becomes all the more attractive due to the Deodar and Oak trees.

9 km
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Bhrigu Lake is a high altitude lake located in the district of Kullu, about 40 kilometres away from Manali. The route to the lake passes through entrancing meadows which are also called the Bhrigu Lake Meadows. Not many tourists know about the beautiful meadows that can be compared with the alpine meadows found at high altitude locations like Switzerland.

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Hampta Pass, situated in the Manali region of the Himachal Pradesh, serves as one of the most convenient and enjoyable treks. Laden with pristine form of nature, the trail comprises of dense pine forests, pristine glacial valleys, vast meadows and panoramic landscape.

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Hampta Valley is known for its magnificent views of the mountains and adventure sports and has the 4,250 m-high Hampta Pass that serves as a corridor between Lahaul’s Chandra Valley and Kullu Valley. The valley is perfect for trekking during the summer and winter months. It takes trekkers through alpine and rhododendron forests, green meadows, waterfalls and vertical rock fall while providing excellent views of the snow-covered Pir Panjal peaks.

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from city center 23 out of 53
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Museum of Himachal Culture & Folk Art has a beautiful collection of ancient and traditional heritage belonging to the region. The antique artefacts on display at the museum give insights into the long forgotten art, handicraft and the ancient culture of Himachal Pradesh.

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Nicholas Roerich was a famous Russian artist and philosopher. Some people in Russia consider him as a spiritual leader. He had lived across the world, and decided to settle in the small town of Naggar in the early 1900s. The estate houses a good collection of his art, and also his car and the house where he stayed.

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Isolated from the rest of the world lies a solitary village in Malana Nala, which is a side valley of the Parvati Valley. Known as Malana or the Malana Village, it is located in the Kullu district. Widely known for its strong culture and religious beliefs, with various sentiments embedded in the past, it is a place meant for people who seek spiritual guidance.

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Gulaba is a beautiful little village situated near Manali on the route to Rohtang Pass having an enchanting natural landscape that attracts tourists in large numbers. One can explore the region trekking, and setting up a camp to soak in its natural beauty.

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Set against the backdrop of majestic hills and the clear and pristine Beas River, Naggar near Manali is home to a tiny slice of history, in the form of the Naggar castle. Once used as the residence of Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu, the castle is a fine blend of traditional Himalayan and European architecture.

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Himalayan Nyingmapa Gompa is a Buddhist Monastery located in Manali and is one of the most famous monasteries situated in north India. Its religious significance is highly essential for devotees, but tourists are also drawn for its architectural beauty and tranquillity in the environment.

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Rahala Falls is a well-known picnic spot for locals and tourists on their way to Rohtang Pass from Manali often halt to explore the waterfall. The water found at the Rahala Falls is usually cold as the water comes from a melting glacier situated in the Himalayas. The surrounding is thickly vegetated with deodar and Silver Birch trees.

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Arjun Gufa is considered to be a legendary natural formation in Manali. The cave is a favourite picnic spot and is also famous for the adventure of exploring the creation from inside. The climb up to the cave is exciting in itself with the surrounding natural landscape so beautiful it cannot be explained in words.

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Zorbing is a fun hill-sport in this region that takes advantage of the picturesque downward slopes of the Himalayas. The thrill of rolling down picturesque views at a speed that is not in your control is not just exhilarating but also alluring for zorbers. While zorbing has become a popular recreational activity, Zorbing in Solang Valley is a wholly new experience.

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Kothi is a quaint village located about 10 kilometres away from Manali on the foothills of Rohtang Pass. A perfect camping destination, it draws tourists for adventure and recreational activities from all across the world. The magnificent view of the natural landscape surrounding the Kothi village enchants everyone exploring the location.

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Club House located in Old Manali is a retreat that offers several facilities and recreational activities for tourists and is, therefore, preferred by tourists. The Club House is said to be one such place in Manali that has something for everyone whether it is indoor games/ sports, entertainment or recreational activities.

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Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa is a well known religious centre primarily for the Buddhists. However, people belonging to any religious belief are welcome to explore and soak in the divine spiritual vibe. The monastery is a small shrine dedicated to Lord Buddha.

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Manali Sanctuary, located near the town of Manali in Himachal Pradesh, spans over 31.8 square kilometers and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The sanctuary is known for its dense forests of deodar, walnut, maple, and horse chestnut trees, along with being a habitat for wildlife such as Himalayan black bears, musk deer, and monals. It also serves as a popular trekking destination.

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The Beas Kund trek is a perfect weekend getaway trek with outstanding views of Pir Pinjal mountain ranges over the Beas river. let your soul get wooed by the spectacular meadows of Dhundi and Bakarthach and finally, the glacial lake at Beas Kund which is worth all the hiking.

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Jagatsukh is a picturesque village, and the capital of Kullu locates about 7 kilometres away from the town of Manali. It is famous for its scenic natural landscape and the ancient Jagatsukh Temples which are religiously important shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Sandhya Devi.

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The Manali Winter Carnival is Himachal Pradesh's way of welcoming the new year. It started in 1977 and had become an annual feature since then. Held in January, the Winter Carnival in Manali opens an opportunity to witness the beauty of slushy snow and enjoy the events and celebrations that it puts forth.

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Located at an altitude of 3660 m in the Kullu Valley, Chandrakhani Pass offers the tourists a fabulous view of Deo Tibba Peak, Pir Panjal and Parbati range of mountains. The expedition to this region introduces you to various hilly cultures of Himachal Pradesh that are extremely popular. In order to reach the serene pass, you have to pass through Malana.

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Often referred to as the frozen waterfall, Sagoo Waterfall is one of the various cascades in the Himachal valley. It is located near Rohtang Pass, midway down the Manali-Leh route. Stunning views of the snow-capped Himalayas, lush meadows, and numerous trees grace the site. The area is home to numerous bird species, which makes it one of the best places for birdwatching.

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Jana Waterfall is a 30 feet high watefall located near Manali in a quaint village called Jana. One has to trek to the waterfall through dense deodar and pine trees amidst snow-capped mountains. The climb is easier compared to many others in the region and can be completed by beginner level hikers too.

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The Deo Tibba Trek, starting from Manali, is a popular route for adventure enthusiasts seeking to explore the majestic Himalayan landscapes. This trek offers panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, lush meadows, and glacial lakes, making it a scenic and challenging experience. Along the trail, trekkers encounter diverse flora and fauna, including pine forests and high-altitude pastures, adding to the trek's allure.

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Bhuntar is a small town in Himachal Pradesh, India, known for its strategic location as the gateway to the Kullu and Parvati Valleys. It is home to the Kullu–Manali Airport, making it a key transit point for travelers heading to popular destinations like Manali and Kasol. The town is also famous for the confluence of the Beas and Parvati rivers, offering scenic views and a serene environment.

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Siyali Mahadev Temple in Manali is a revered ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its traditional Himalayan architecture made entirely of wood and stone. Nestled amidst lush greenery, the temple features intricate carvings and a peaceful ambiance, making it a popular spot for both worshippers and tourists. Its serene location and cultural significance offer visitors a glimpse into the spiritual heritage of the region.

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Chandratal Baralacha trek is through a high-altitude mountain pass situated in the Indian Himalayas, connecting the Lahaul region in Himachal Pradesh with the Leh-Manali Highway. It is renowned for its breathtaking views of the Chandratal Lake, a crescent-shaped glacial lake known for its crystal-clear waters and surrounding snow-capped peaks. The pass is popular among trekkers and adventure enthusiasts for its challenging trails and stunning landscapes.

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The Durga Temple in Manali is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, symbolizing strength and protection. Situated near the scenic locales of Manali, the temple is surrounded by lush forests and towering mountains, making it a peaceful and picturesque spot for spiritual visits.

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The Knoi Waterfall, located 10 km from Manali, is a breathtaking destination for nature and adventure enthusiasts. Located 10 kms away from Manali, the Knoi Waterfall is an enchanting destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Despite its small stature, this 20ft drop waterfall nestled in the rugged Himalayan mountains is a breathtaking sight, with its picturesque cascade and cave-like base.

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The Ghatotkach Tree Temple, located near the famous Hidimba Devi Temple in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, is a unique shrine dedicated to Ghatotkach, the son of Bhima from the epic Mahabharata. This open-air temple, centered around a large deodar tree, holds great significance for devotees and adds a distinct spiritual touch to the region.

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Gauri Shankar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is located in the village of Naggar in Manali. It is mostly visited by tourists and devotees of Shiva. The temple is a small structure carved out of stones but has immense historical importance in the region.

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Rozy Falls is situated en-route Rohtang from Manali and is a popular tourist attraction. Enveloped in tall deodar trees, dense woods and bounteous nature, the silvery cascading water is a visual delight to the eyes and a famous picnic spot.

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The Bara Bhangal Trek is a challenging and remote trail starting from Manali that takes trekkers through the rugged terrains of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. This trek offers a diverse landscape, including dense forests, high-altitude meadows, and glacial rivers, culminating in the secluded village of Bara Bhangal.

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Nehru Kund gets its name from the first Prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru who is said to have had water from the natural spring, when he used to stay in Manali. One still finds here some cold and pristine water running here and a breath-taking scenery of mountains and valleys all around.