Nestled in Himalayas of north India, Manali in Himachal Pradesh is an enjoyable vacation location which tempts guests all over the year. Spectacular, relaxing and adventurous a Manali Holiday is a mix of wonderful experiences.
Top Things to Do in Manali
Visit the Hadimba Temple, a wood made pagoda nestling on forest hills where pilgrims come to honor the Mother Goddess of the Area.
Wander through Old Manali. The traditional wood made homes hanging on the hillside, the apple orchards and the old world charm makes an interesting time.
Browse the shops and restaurants in the town. Also take photographs in traditional Kullu outfit.
Take a dip in the hot springs at Vashist. The therapeutic waters are full of healing qualities. Also check out Kasol, Khirganga and Manikaran further down valley.
Enjoy views of the Kullu valley, Naggar town, a charming little place with an old experience, a sacred ‘honeybee stone’ and a ramshackle art gallery devoted to European artist Roerich.
Bargain for traditional handcraft in Manali, Kullu or classes along the way. Best purchases consist of knitwear, Kulluvi hats and stylish hand-woven shawls available in different types of made of wool.
Trek through the wonderful Solang Valley north of Manali to Beas River at over 4470 meters. The trek takes you to couple of towns, passes across meadows and jungles and contains the optionally available go up of Patalsu peak for fantastic views.
Drive up to the Rohtang successfully transfer a long picturesque heights of almost 4000 meters, the first high successfully transfer the way to Ladakh. See the shrine tagging the source of the Beas stream, the sacred lake and the fantastic surroundings. Warm outfits are suggested.
Try out the sport sports on offer in the Indian Himalaya around Manali. There’s kayaking and tubing, going up the, backpacking, paragliding, snowboarding in the winters and for the very fearless, zorbing, such as rolling down a mountain slope in a big ball.
Top Things to Do in Manali
Visit the Hadimba Temple, a wood made pagoda nestling on forest hills where pilgrims come to honor the Mother Goddess of the Area.
Wander through Old Manali. The traditional wood made homes hanging on the hillside, the apple orchards and the old world charm makes an interesting time.
Browse the shops and restaurants in the town. Also take photographs in traditional Kullu outfit.
Take a dip in the hot springs at Vashist. The therapeutic waters are full of healing qualities. Also check out Kasol, Khirganga and Manikaran further down valley.
Enjoy views of the Kullu valley, Naggar town, a charming little place with an old experience, a sacred ‘honeybee stone’ and a ramshackle art gallery devoted to European artist Roerich.
Bargain for traditional handcraft in Manali, Kullu or classes along the way. Best purchases consist of knitwear, Kulluvi hats and stylish hand-woven shawls available in different types of made of wool.
Trek through the wonderful Solang Valley north of Manali to Beas River at over 4470 meters. The trek takes you to couple of towns, passes across meadows and jungles and contains the optionally available go up of Patalsu peak for fantastic views.
Drive up to the Rohtang successfully transfer a long picturesque heights of almost 4000 meters, the first high successfully transfer the way to Ladakh. See the shrine tagging the source of the Beas stream, the sacred lake and the fantastic surroundings. Warm outfits are suggested.
Try out the sport sports on offer in the Indian Himalaya around Manali. There’s kayaking and tubing, going up the, backpacking, paragliding, snowboarding in the winters and for the very fearless, zorbing, such as rolling down a mountain slope in a big ball.
