Mesmerizing Manali

Distance:565 km north of Delhi

Location
At the Confluence of Beas and Manalsu in Kullu, Manali is in North Himachal 6726 feet above sea level.

Best time
Mid-April to end June, September to mid-November.
Rohtang is open from July to September.

Getting here
A long Hill drive setting off from Delhi in pre-dawn hours and driving right through.
It usually takes 14 hours to reach Manali. The drive after Pandoh dam is simply beautiful!

Manali has gained surreal beauty from the sheer grace of God, and also serves as the starting location for many of the great treks of the Himalayas.

Everyone would wear a badge of honor after surviving the Manali road, and the Nepali porters are busy organizing trekking trips down the lanes. The snow clad peaks of Pir Panjal Parvati and Bara bhangal ranges, Manali's mesmerizing magnificence goes unparalleled.

From the ancient Hadimba temple to the hot springs of Vashisht and the blanket of snow at Rohtang, Manali is a complete power-packed adventure.

The drive up to Rohtang is unforgettable and the views from up there into the open fields, towns, and the highest peaks are beyond any imagination.

(the snow point in Rohtang beckons you for a friendly snow fight!)

Trekking on the high hills.

Manali serves as the gateway to Lahaul, Spiti, Leh, Ladakh( all great names have humble beginnings) so Rohtang witnesses a lot of bustling activities in the trekking season.

The best time to off for trekking is during mid-June and mid-September to mid-October, and there are plenty of options to choose from, the famous ones being beas Kund and the chandratal lake.

It's time for mountain adventure at Solang!

Manali has fulfilled all the prerequisites for a complete adventure, ranging from forest cover to snow slopes and the lush green valleys to the fast flowing river-all provide an ideal destination for mountain adventure sports.

The adventure activities carried out in Solang Nallah, 13 km from solang.
2.5 km ski runs beautifully zigzag you on snowline variety paragliding gives you a phenomenal view of the stunning landscapes which lay down below.

River rafting

Check your adventure appetite on the wild rivers of Beas, rafting is open from end September to mid October.

This requires a considerable physical strength to cut through the storming waves of the river.
The journey starts at Pirdi and after 16 km adventurous trail in the cold river, ends at Jhirhi.