Manali

Introduction

Manali is a mountain city in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is the summer capital of Himachal Pradesh and a popular tourist destination. The city has many attractions to offer, including nature, heritage and culture.

Sightseeing

Snowline: The highest point in Manali is Snowline, which is also the most popular destination for trekkers to visit. It offers breathtaking views over Manali valley and its surrounding mountains.

Vashisht: This temple is located on top of a hillock called Vashisht Hill at about 2 km from lake Dussehra Keoltee. It was built in 12th century by king Vikramaditya who ruled Kashmir and Punjab during his father's reign (Gilgit-Baltistan). Many Hindu scriptures, including the Ramayana and Mahabharata, as well as Jain literature, such Anekachudamani, recognise it as a significant location and detail many rites performed there, including darshan of the Amba Mata idol, which is thought to be made of solid gold!

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Manali City View

Hadimba Temple: This old Hindu temple located near Hotel Samrat Palace makes sure that you get five star treatment while staying there because they have dedicated room service staff even though they don't have any restaurant inside premises itself - this means if you want something from outside then just call ahead before going so that order can be prepared beforehand when needed; trust me it works wonders! Besides this amazing perk package includes all kinds of facilities like pool table games room etcetera...you name it but don't expect anything less than luxury services offered by these hotels today."

Shopping

Shopping in Manali

Manali is a great place to shop, especially if you're looking for something special. You can find anything from clothing and accessories to jewellery and souvenirs here.

The shopping malls are the best places to start your shopping tour. There are many malls in Manali that have all kinds of stores including departmental stores, multiplexes and specialty shops. Some popular ones include: Mall Road (the largest), Sitara Departmental Store (the oldest), Mughal Gardens (the most expensive) etc.

If you want something unique then head over to Heritage House or Leela Palace Hotel which both offer excellent artisan craftsmen making handcrafted items such as pottery tiles, handmade paper lanterns etc.

Trekking

Trekking is the best way to explore mountains and jungle.

It is a healthy exercise, which will help you stay fit and healthy. It can be done in any season of the year, so you don't have to worry about when it's too hot or cold. It can also be done with family or friends; just make sure that everyone has proper gear before leaving on your adventure!

Bird Watching

Bird watching is a popular activity in Manali. There are many bird sanctuaries in the area, and you can go bird watching on your own or with a guide. You will see Himalayan Griffon, Himalayan Monal, Himalayan Quail and Himalayan Snowcock.

Monasteries and Temples

Castle Manali

Monasteries and temples are a common sight in Manali. Monasteries are located on the mountains, while temples are located on the banks of River Beas.

Monasteries are religious places where people go to pray or meditate. Temples are also considered as religious institutions but they are dedicated to Hinduism religion instead of Buddhism like monasteries do.

Guest House for stay in Manali

If you are looking for a guest house in Manali that offers the best services and facilities, then we recommend the following guest houses:

The View Guest House is located in Manali's famous ski resort area and it offers spacious rooms with balconies overlooking scenic views. It also has an outdoor swimming pool which makes it ideal for families with children or adults who want to relax after a day of activity.

The Imperial Hotel is another great choice if you want to stay near nature but still enjoy modern amenities such as Wi-Fi internet access and cable TV channels on demand. This hotel also has a large garden where guests can sit on their private terrace or enjoy some time outdoors under trees with views of snowcapped mountains nearby!

How to rich Manali

Travel by road to Manali is the quickest and most economical way. Manali is connected by road from a number of Indian cities, including from Delhi (540 km), from Chandigarh (305 km), from Dehradun (227 km), and from Ambala (370km). Additionally, there are numerous luxury private buses that link the hill station with various regions of the state.