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Solang Valley

When heading to Manali for a vacation, two absolutely essential destinations in the itinerary are Rohtang and Solang Valley. 14 kilometres to the north west of the main town of Manali, Solang Valley is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Situated on the way to Rohtang from Manali, every year the valley welcomes tourists in huge numbers. A favourite for adventure enthusiasts, parachuting to paragliding, horse riding to driving mini-open jeeps specially available for tourists of all age groups, Solang Valley has it all.During winters, Solang valley is covered with snow, making skiing is a popular sport here, with training institutes and trainers located in the valley to supervise skiers and train beginners. As the snow melts, skiing is taken over by zorbing. Another popular attraction of Solang valley, taking advantage of the slopes of the valley, you are likely to spot a huge transparent ball with mostly two people inside it rolling down the slope during summers. Yes, Zorbing is as much fun as it looks like. One of the most vibrant and enjoyable places in Manali, there is no way one can possibly miss this amazing valley, while here. Read More

Van Vihar, Manali

Adorned with sky touching deodar trees, Van Vihar National Park,is located near the Mall Road making it easily accessible. The favourite attraction of this park is a man-made lake that is open for boating. Van Vihar is run and maintained by the municipal corporation of the city, and . This beautiful garden is a popular and frequently visited destination for children and adults alike.

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. In addition to the hot springs, the temple complex offers smaller shrines, a yoga and meditation center, and a souvenir shop. Visitors come to experience the rejuvenating benefits of the hot springs, believed to cure various ailments and relieve stress. In addition to the hot springs, the temple complex features several smaller shrines, a yoga and meditation centre, and a souvenir shop. The nearby village of Vashisht is famous for its apple orchards and traditional handicrafts, making it a perfect stop for those seeking a unique cultural experience. Read More

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. Professional instructors ensure that you are well instructed and safe throughout the activity. Read More

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. It is an all-weather tunnel that has made possible the entry into the valley, which is usually landlocked during the winter months. The tunnel’s North End brings visitors into Sissu, which is surrounded by high peaks. Read More

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. While the option to camp here is open throughout the year (near a riverside), the winter months offer the chance to set up a bonfire while having a hot meal. Read More

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. Visitors can reach the waterfall via the Kullu-Naggar-Manali road. Ideal for a romantic day trip, the Knoi Waterfall is at its most lively during the rainy season. Read More

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. There is a tonne of boutiques and antique shops lined up in this well-known shopping street where you can find some excellent souvenirs. The place features a huge collection of unique items made by local artisans. The Himachal Emporium at Mall Road carries a good selection of goods like shawls, pashminas, adorned home goods, a handmade selection of footwear and shoes, children's toys, and more. You can look for cutlery, utensils, antique wooden shelves, imitation jewellery, handmade items, pottery and other items at Manu Market.The spot is home to a renowned night market. So if you are unable to shop during the day, you can instead go for a nighttime stroll. After a strenuous walk, you may unwind at the restaurants and cafes here while sipping your favorite beverage or grabbing delectable local cuisines. Read More

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.