Avail Best Kullu Manali Tour Package

Van Vihar

Van Vihar National Park is one of the most frequented attractions in Manali. Located favourably on the Mall Road, this park is populated with many deodar trees that provide shade to the whole area. For the convenience of visitors, the park is provided with concrete as well as wooden benches. It is an ideal place for enjoying picnics and spending moments of repose with your loved ones. Its well-laid paths are perfect for a long and refreshing stroll amid lush greenery. In addition to these, visitors can indulge in boat rides in the park’s small pond.

Kothi

Kothi situated at the foothill of Rohtang pass and is just 12 kilometers from Manali at an altitude of 2500 m. It offers a magnificent view of snow capped mountains and glaciers, the Beas river flow through a very deep and narrow gorge at this point. Kothi used to be a camping site when Rohtang pass had to be climbed on foot.

Naggar

Nagar, a lovely village set on a hill sourrounded by forests, was the capita of kullu in the 16th century and the monuments in the region are witness to its glorious past. The Naggar Castle, a stone and wood structure built by Raja Sidh singh over 500 years ago, has been converted in to a heritage hotel. The gracefully built castle has a temple in the courtyard and also houses a small museum.

Club House

Located at a distance of 2 kms from Manali, the club house is an amusement zone. It has indoor game facilities and is situated on the left bank of river Manalsu Nallah. The structure of Club House finds resemblance from British style of architecture. It is managed by the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC) and offers avenue for playing popular indoor games such as carrom, table tennis, karting and skating. Tourists can enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with some delicious snacks from their in-house restaurant. Adventure freaks can indulge in river crossing which can be done by ropeway.

BHUNTAR

BHUNTAR – is at a distance of 50 km from Manali, Bhuntar is a picturesque town Which is the nearest airport to Manali. It has the Himachal State Weaving Co-Operative, also called the Bhutti Weavers colony, Which is an important shopping place for traditional himachal winterwares and handicrafts.

KEYLONG

KEYLONG – located at an altitude of 3,350 metres, is a convenient base to visit some of the nearby attractions like the Rohtang Pass, Koksar, Sissu, Gondla and Tandi.

Kullu

KULLU – The place is surrounded by fascinating mountains, calm valleys, aromatic breeze, and whispering pines. Kullu is mentioned in the great epic Mahabharata as many mythological figures came and resided in this valley of the Gods. some of its important places are Akhara Bazaar, Katrian, Kasol, Rasion, Manikaran and Pulga.

MANIKARAN

MANIKARAN – is located at a distance of 86 km from Manali, The name of the place is derived from the words, ‘mani’ (jewel) and ‘karan’ (ears). According to a legend, Lord Shiva and Parvati decided to stay here as they were moved by the beauty of the place. One day Parvati lost one of her earrings here and could not find it despite of all efforts. This made the Lord angry and He opened his third eye, which caused massive destruction.Thus the name “Manikaran” came in to existence.

NAGGAR

NAGGAR – is at a distance of 22 km from Manali, Naggar makes an ideal getaway from Manali. Apart from scenic beauty it also has lots of places of religious importance like Gauri Shankar Temple, the Chatar Bhuj Temple, Tripura Sundri Devi Temple and the Murlidhar Temple. It was the capital of the Kullu Valley in 16th century. The beautiful castle built by then Kullu ruler, has a temple in the courtyard and a small museum.

ROHTANG PASS

ROHTANG PASS – is at an altitude of 3,978 m, the famous Rohtang Pass is one of the most visited places near Manali. It is the gateway to Lahaul Spiti, Pangi and the Leh valleyIt is a paradise for the adventurous tourist.. The gigantic cliffs, Flawless glaciers and ravines enhances the scenic view. However, this pass is open for tourists only during the summer time. Rest of time it is closed due to the heavy snowfall. From Rohtang Sonepani Glacier and the snow-crowned twin peaks of Geypang and Marh are easily accessible. (10 km from Manali).

UDAIPUR

UDAIPUR – is at a distance of 145 km from Manali, It has lots of trekking points. It is also famous for its shikhara style temple built after 1720 near Chamba. the name Udaipur was given during the reign of Raja Udai Singh of Chamba (1690-1728). The place is also famous for its apples, walnuts, apricots, etc.

Manali is an idyllic hill station whose stunning views attract droves of tourists all round the year. The cultural extravaganzas of the panoramic valley are manifested in the numerous Manali fairs and festivals.

Dussehra

It is celebrated with tremendous pomp and grandeur to mark the triumph of good over evil. The celebrations of the festival, where effigies of the diabolic emperor Ravana are burnt to pay a tribute to Lord Rama’s victory, has an added flavor in Manali valley. The week long ceremony is a fusion of the cultural attributes and religious fervor.

Pipal Jatra or Vasantotsava

It commences on the 16th day of Baisakh, meaning summer in the Indian calender. The fairgrounds of Kullu’s Dhalpur ground host this carnival where song and dance shows and colourful stalls provide the enjoyment quotient.

Shamshi( Virshu )

It is yet another significant festival that is celebrated on the 13th of April. The fair is essentially endowed with a religious and mythological character. The local inhabitants gather at the congregation spot of the erstwhile hermits and sages who flock to worship the local goddess.

Mela Bhuntar

is a three day long gala affair celebrated in the hamlet of Bhunter. The festival started at the initiative of Devta of the ilaqua Suraj Pal and is primarily celebrated to thank the benevolent deities for their benediction, owing to which a flourishing harvest is obtained.