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A trip to Manali is extensively on the bucket list of adventure enthusiasts and travel freaks. Manali is referred to as one of the best honeymoon destinations in India. Manali is located in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, at an altitude of 6,726 feet (2,050 meters).
It is located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. A distance of around 510 kilometres from Delhi. Surrounded by the great Himalayan range, the Dhauladhar range, and the Pir Panjal range, visible from different parts and directions of Manali. The visitors can spot the Beas River flowing through Manali.
While travelling to the best places in Manali, you can savour Manali’s local foods like Siddu, Chana Madra, and Dham to relish the unique flavour of Himachal and try the best food in Manali. Manali is also best known for its premium-quality shawl production, which is renowned for its intricate designs, warmth and vibrant colours.
Hadimba Temple: Hadimba Devi is honoured as the protective goddess, safeguarding the people and the region around Manali. The Hadimba Devi Temple was built in the 16th century by King Bahadur Singh. It is surrounded by towering deodar trees, enhancing the beauty of the place. The temple showcases the centuries-old intricate carvings depicting various mythological scenes.
Van Vihar: It is the famous local park in Manali, situated in the town’s centre. Hub for recreational activities and a spot for relaxation. In the park, there are several designated zones, such as the boating point, meditation point, children’s park, whispering zone, photography shooting point, an outdoor gym, a souvenir shop, Mother Tree Point and a lot more. You can easily spot the Himalayan mountain hare in Van Vihar.
Club House: Club House is quite a popular tourist spot in Old Manali for the recreational activities it offers tourists. The clubhouse has several stalls showcasing traditional handicrafts, a craft gallery, handlooms, restaurants, and indoor and outdoor games, giving visitors an exceptional fun experience. Some of the activities include water rollers, bubble rides, trampoline jumping and a lot more.
Mall Road: Manali’s Mall Road is certainly one of the most visited places in Manali. The famous landmark is the Atal Bihari statue, the former prime minister of India. The statue is dedicated to the contributions he made to India and to expanding tourism in states like Himachal Pradesh.
The Manali Mall Road is popular for its lively vibe, consisting of numerous cafes, restaurants, crafts and clothing shops. Seek blessings at the Durga Mata Mandir and continue exploring this place.
Solang Valley: The distance from Manali to Solang Valley is approximately 15 kilometres. On your way to Solang Valley, witness various spots where Bollywood movies have been shot. Upon reaching Solang Valley, have a look at the valley blanketed in snow.
You can engage in thrilling adventures like paragliding, skiing, zorbing, ATV rides, tube riding, yak riding and ziplining.
Atal Tunnel: The Atal Tunnel is one of the longest highway tunnels in the world, with a length of 9 kilometres. It was inaugurated in 2020. The Atal Tunnel is located in the Lahaul Valley, within the Lahaul and Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh, India.
The distance from Manali to the Atal Tunnel is 25 kilometres. Exiting from the north portal of the Atal Tunnel, cross the Chandra Bridge, which is built over the Chenab River. From December to March, the Atal Tunnel is snow-clad.
Sissu: Sissu is situated 40 km away from Manali. The distance from Sissu to Chandra Bridge is 7 kilometres. It is located in the Lahaul region of Himachal Pradesh, India.
The Chandra Bridge is built over the Chandra River that flows up to Sissu. Sissu waterfall is a popular tourist attraction. It is renowned for its ancient temples. In Sissu, snow is found only from November to April.
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March through June and October through February are the best times to visit Manali and Kasol because of the agreeable and pleasant weather that doubles the enjoyment of travellers. Whereas from October to February, you can witness colder temperatures, and as February approaches, enjoy the beautiful sight of a snow-covered landscape.
The distance from Manali to Kasol is about 75 kilometres. You can either travel to Kasol from Manali by bus or by a private vehicle.
Manali is 514 kilometres from Delhi; it takes around 12-14 hours to cover the distance by road.
The popular tourist attractions in Manali and Kasol include Hadimba Devi Temple, Vaishishth Hot Spring, Buddhist monasteries, Jogini waterfall, Van Vihar, Mall Road, and the vibrant local markets, which are a few of the major highlights of Manali. Kasol also has various interesting places to visit, like the Parvati Valley, Manikaran Sahib, Nature Park, and Rasol Village. Kasol’s Moon Dance Cafe and Manali’s Cafe 1947 are among the best cafes for delicious meals.
Manali and Kasol are filled with different thrilling activities like river rafting, skiing, snowboarding, zorbing, camping, paragliding, trekking, mountain biking, rock climbing, cable car rides, yak riding, bungee jumping, and a lot more. The adventure enthusiasts can pick their favourites from these.
Sissu is located in the Spiti and Lahaul districts, surrounded by the Pir Panjal ranges of the Himalayas. Sissu is around 40 kilometres from Manali.
Manali is around 242 kilometers from Shimla. It takes almost 6-7 hours via the NH3 and NH205 routes.
The Manali Sissu Kasol trip is a 4-night and 5-day long trip, which offers immense time to explore the famous tourist attractions in Manali, Sissu and Kasol.
Sissu is widely famous for being the gateway of Lahaul and Spiti Valleys, for the majestic Sissu waterfall, calming Sissu Lake, the Chandra River, and the striking Pir Panjal ranges encircling Sissu, making it enchanting. Sissu also serves as a starting point for many popular treks.
Travellers can reach Manali by following the route mentioned below:
Delhi -> Murthal (50 km) -> Karnal (70 km) -> Chandigarh (120 km) -> Mandi (190 km) -> Manali (110 km)
Travelling to Manali is usually safe. Visiting Manali from December to February is a treat to the eyes with breathtaking snowy nature’s beauty. Although be cautious of unpredictable weather conditions, prepare accordingly, and you’re good to go.
Book with Offbeat Vacation and avail the budget-friendly and best Manali Sissu Kasol Trip Package for your family, friends, or solo.
From late November to early March, Manali, Sissu, and Kasol are covered in snow, which offers a perfect backdrop for the visitors. The temperature is quite low, making it necessary to pack yourself with warm clothes.
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