Manali, Himachal Pradesh

Manali
A stunning hill station surrounded by massive snow clad mountains and thick pinewood forests, Manali has the twisty Beas River as its magnificent centerpiece. Manali in the state of Himachal Pradesh is popular for its breathtaking Himalayan beauty. Lying at an elevation of 6260 feet, Manali is the top spot in the Kullu Manali valley and is blessed with many attractions. To know more about Manali you can go through the Manali Travel Guide. This eye popping resort is sandwiched between the impressive peaks of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges. A scared land, which is the abode of various Gods and Goddesses, this striking hill resort has a full calender of numerous colorful events and festivals.

Places To Visit In Manali-
Kothi
12 km. A quiet but picturesque spot. The Rest House overlooks the narrow valley and commands views of the mountains. Below Kothi, for more than a kilometre the river Beas flows through a deep gorge, almost a subterranean passage, 30 metres or more in depth, and the cliffs which flank both sides of the canyon are a favourite haunt for rock pigeons.

Solang Valley
13km. A splendid valley between Manali and Kothi which offers views of the glaciers and snow-capped mountain peaks. The plateau is frequently used for holding camps by the trekking parties. Good skiing slopes of the Mountaineering Institute. 

Rahla Falls
2km from Kothi. Here the river Beas hurtles down from a height of about 50 metres. Charming spot for picnics.

Manali Sanctuary
bridle path from the Manali log huts goes past the Dhoongri Temple and wanders into the dense deodar, kail, horse chestnut, walnut and maple forest which is a part of this sanctuary. Camping overnight in tents at Lambadug or Galiani Thatch is possible. 

Rohtang Pass
51 km. At an altitude of 4,112 metres on the highway to Keylong, the pass affords a wide-spread panorama of mountain scenery. In place of the pinnacled hills, sheltered valleys and cultivated tracts, the eye meets a range of precipitous cliffs, huge glaciers and piled Moraine, and deep ravines. Almost directly opposite is the well defined Sonepani glacier, slightly to the left are the twin peaks of the Geypang, jagged pyramids of rock, snow streaked and snow crowned. 

Events/Festival in Manali-
Dussehra and Hadimba Devi Festival are the two major festivals in Manali that are celebrated with great pomp and enthusiasm. The Dussehra festival in the month of October/November has a lot of local significance and legend and hence the region becomes colourful and lively during this period. The Hadimba Devi Festival is also one of the eye-catching festivals in Manali. People from different part of the state and country especially come during the celebration of this festival and to take part in the big colorful fair which is conducted within the temple complex. This fair is conducted in the month of May.

Accommodation in Manali-
Manali is one among the most attractive tourist destinations of the country. Therefore, large number of tourists from all parts of India throng here and have a wonderful experience. 

Hence, one can find various hotels and Budget hotels in Manali here at price points to suit every pocket.
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