Best places to Explore in Manali

Blessed with natural landscapes and surrounded by the mighty Himalayas, Manali is a dream destination for holidaymakers. With the Beas River flowing wildly, this Himachali town is an ideal destination for families, couples and even solo travelers. Checkout the List of Best places to Explore in Manali.

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Here are the List of Best Places to Visit in Manali During Holidays.

1. Atal Tunnel: Atal Tunnel is located at a distance of 10 kilometers. Beyond Solang Valley. It is also called the gateway to Lahaul and Spiti valley. A breathtaking view and a completely different new world full of excitement and entertainment. The tunnel is 9 kilometers. Long and one of the most important strategic, tactical tunnels of Northern India.

2. Hampta Pass Trek: Hampta Pass is a trek that is close to my heart. This five-day journey will take you across 22 kilometers of diverse terrain, each more breathtaking than the last. You start from the lush green Kullu-Manali valleys and gradually enter the beautiful landscape of Chandra Valley. It’s like walking on a living canvas!

3. Bhrigu Lake Trek: Once you reach Bhrigu Lake at an altitude of 14,000 feet, your mouth will be left open in wonder! The crystal clear blue waters of the lake surrounded by snow clad mountains are a sight to behold. Legend has it that Maharishi Bhrigu meditated here; Therefore the local people consider it sacred.

4. Naggar Castle: Naggar Palace, located in a small town of Naggar, the former capital of Kullu, is a 500-year-old building inspired by European and Himalayan architecture and built by Raja Siddh Singh of Kullu. This mansion has now been converted into a rest house by the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation. One can buy souvenirs from a variety of artefacts, wall hangings etc. to take back home.

5. Manali Club House: Manali Club House, located in the heart of the city, is run by HPTDC and has ample indoor and outdoor programs for all age groups. Table-tennis, billiards, skating, library, bar and many other things that families love. The in-house restaurant offers delightful snacks and beverages between meals.

6. Manikaran: An exceptionally sacred place for Hindus, who believe that the first form of life was recreated here by Manu after the giant flood and Manikaran has another interesting story of Shiva and Parvati behind the water. The very popular Gurudwara at Manikaran also attracts a large number of Sikh tourists as it is believed that when Guru Nanak came here with his five disciples he picked up a rock and from there appeared a hot spring, which was used for bathing. Food was to be cooked for everyone.

7. Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek: Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek is perfect for intermediate trekkers who want to push their limits and take up a new challenge. The six-day trek takes you through the lush forests of Chika, the pastures of Seri and the base camp of Tainta.

8. Kheerganga Trek: Kheerganga is a trek that is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty of the Himalayas without much physical stress. The two-day journey starts from Barshaini and takes you through picturesque villages, dense forests and natural hot springs. Throughout the trek you will enjoy spectacular views of the Parvati valley and snow-clad peaks. And once you reach the top, you can take a dip in the hot springs to relax your tired muscles and refresh yourself for the journey back.

9. Anjani Mahadev: Full of abundant spiritual peace, Anjani Mahadev is the sacred temple where Hanuman’s mother Anjani meditated. The formation of ice in the form of Lingam or Shivalinga has given it another name of “Chhota Amarnath” or “Amarnath of Kullu”. It is located only 13 km from Manali and only 2 km from Solang Valley. The darshan of Anjani Mahadev from Solang Valley and back does not take more than 2 hours. Short trekking to this place can be done on horseback or on foot.

10. Tibetan Monastery: There are 3 major monasteries in Manali preserving the culture of Tibetans. These colorful monasteries serve as religious centers for the many Tibetans settled here and are one of the best places to shop for exclusive Tibetan items. Gadhan Thekchokling Gompa, Himalayan Nyingmapa Gompa and a Monastery of Pangran can dazzle and mesmerize you with the beautiful lights, statues of Lord Buddha and especially the lovely feeling you get while spinning the wheel of life.