Manali Tourism

The old Manali is a less crowded place. It is famous for its graffiti lanes, cafes, natural beauty, and peaceful vibes.

 The main attraction of this place is the beautiful handmade lake situated in the middle of the woods. Tourists can enjoy boating in this lake.

This beautiful temple is dedicated to Sage Manu.

It displays the rich culture and art of Himachal Pradesh. Some important items displayed include ornaments, earthen pots, traditional housing styles, kulluvi kitchens, traditional dresses, and musical instruments.

Jagatsukh is the ancient capital of the kingdom of Kullu and holds many interesting tales of the town. Jagatsukh is famous the for Chacholi Mela annual cultural festival and fair celebrated by the locals of Himachal with a Devi-Devtas procession, folk dance, and much more.

The village of Gulaba is flanked by the picturesque beauty of scrapped mountain saints, grasslands, and the Beas River, adding opulence and serenity to its beauty.

Hampta Pass is one of the most dramatic treks. On one side, there is a lush green valley of Kullu with forests, grasslands, and flowers blooming on the side of your trail. On the other is the almost arid, stark landscape of Lahul, with barren mountains and almost no vegetation.

Bhrigu Lake in Manali is one of the most captivating short treks in Himachal Pradesh and it greets you to witness a high-altitude alpine lake, verdant meadows, and everything that your heart has craved for.

The trek up the cave draws many enthusiasts. The walkway goes through dense grasslands, tall pine trees, and cement steps that make exploring the region an adventurous experience. Tourists will enjoy visiting this serene and beautiful natural cave.

Its untouched and unspoiled beauty is breathtaking. Here, you can explore fruit plantations and apple orchards. This place is heaven for fishing lovers.

Nagar Castle is a medieval castle located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. The beautiful heritage building in the lap of nature and the views of the Beas River are mesmerizing.

The Gauri Shankar Temple is located in the village of Naggar in Manali. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is famous for its stone carvings and splendid Shikhara-style architecture.

The building that now houses the gallery once served as the residence of Nicholas Roerich. To run this art gallery, the Himachal Pradesh government and the Russian government have formed a trust called Roerich Heritage.

The waterfall is surrounded by a forest of birch and deodar trees. The waterfall is free when the temperature drops below the freezing point.

This is the longest tunnel in the world and is situated 10,000 feet above sea level.

The park has many important wildlife species native to the Western Himalayas, like Musk Deer, Brown Bear, Goral, Thar, Leopard, Snow leopard, Bharal, Serow, Monal, Cheer, Tragopan, Snow cock, etc. Many people visit this amazing park to experience camping and trekking.