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An Elysian dream
Nestled between Pir Panjal and the Dhauladhar mountain ranges, the beautiful town of Manali is India’s most popular Hill station. Located at an altitude of 2050 m in the Beas River valley, Manali is situated at distance of 270 kms to North of Shimla, the state capital.
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Read moreThe unique architectural style of temples and museums, the rustle of pines against dense eucalyptus trees, the sound of the water against the rocks, the little hippie villages to the bustling streets, river rafting against the fierce course, skiing in the snowclad slopes, paragliding along the snow-capped mountains, to trekking along difficult trails and camping under the Milky way, Manali has every reason to attract tourists all year round.
The must-visit spots in Manali includes the Rohtang Pass - famous for adventure enthusiasts, photographers and nature lovers, Naggar - located amongst the beautiful pine forests against the backdrop of mighty mountains where you witness a perfect blend of Himalayan and European architecture, Solang valley - a place where all your adrenaline rush is put on point and the Great Himalayan National Park - where you get a gist of varied flora and fauna of beautiful Himachal.
Day 1:
- Reaching Manali - settling in.
- A stroll through the mall road.
- Hadimba Temple.
- Manu Temple.
- Manali Wild life sanctuary
- Old Manali (You could always keep this for next day - if you wish to shop and walk around and spent some time in cafes)
Day 2:
- Rohtang Pass/ Gulaba - either spent the day or
- Solang Valley - Zorbing, Skiing, Paragliding.
Day 3:
Kullu and Naggar
If you have more days in your itienary and you enjoy trekking, you can always go for one the treks mentioned down here. (Always remember too much of anything can drain you out, so instead of trekking up and finishing up all the destinations mentioned out here, always save something for your next time. Its recommended to do one trek (difficulty: medium to hard) in one trip.)