52 Places To Visit In Manali

Q: Can you suggest an itinerary for Manali?

Day 1 - Reach Manali by morning. Have breakfast and relax for a while. After freshening up, you can start your tour with the Hadimba Temple. After this, you can head out to the Mall road for some grub and a little bit of shopping. The main market is bustling with activity and you will find a number of items from woollen clothes, shawls, local handicrafts and everything you need. Day 2 - You should head off to Rohtang Pass. It remains open from April to November. It is a two-hour road journey from Manali and you need to set off early in the morning around 4:00 in order to avoid the traffic. The entry passes are available in Manali and you need to get it a day in advance. While returning, you should stop over at Solang Valley. Day 3 - You can also go to Vashisht hot springs. Soak yourself in the hot water springs in the winters and it feels magical. After this, you can head to Old Manali for shopping and a scrumptious lunch. Day 4 -While returning, stopover at Bhuntar and you can go for rafting in the season. Otherwise, you can also explore Kullu's market and temples. There are a number of things you can do, depending on your mood and the season.

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1. Hadimba Devi Temple

Top Attraction 4.6 /5

2 km from city center

Temple

Highlights: Worship of Hidimba Devi and Festivities

Built in 1553, this wooden pagoda temple is dedicated to Hidimba, wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata, and its carved wooden tower rises 24 metres inside a dense cedar forest. It's Manali's oldest and most visited monument, an easy stop usually combined with Old Manali. Allow 30-45 minutes.

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₹1,097

Top Things To Do 4.5 /5

2 km from city center

Shopping Market

Highlights: Hidimba Temple, Tibetan Monateries, Museum of (Read More) Himachal Culture and Folk Arts, Vashisht Temple, Jogini Falls, Cafes in Mall Road Manali, Shopping in Mall Road Manali

The main commercial area of Manali with shops, cafes, and local markets, and the central point for most visitors. It is best visited in the evening when the area is lively and well-lit. Expect heavy crowds during peak season and limited vehicle access in this zone.

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₹1,097

Great For Family Outing 4.8 /5

8 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Highlights: Paragliding, Zorbing, Horse Riding, Photograp (Read More)hy and a lot more!

The main adventure hub located about 14 kilometers from Manali, known for skiing and snowboarding in winter (Dec–Feb) and paragliding, ATV rides, and ropeway views in summer. It gets crowded quickly after 10 AM, so visiting early helps avoid long queues and higher activity prices. Most Manali itineraries include it as a half-day trip.

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₹3,950

Top Attraction 4.8 /5

17 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Rohtang Pass is a 3,980-metre mountain pass connecting Manali to the cold deserts of Lahaul and Spiti, open May to October. The drive up is spectacular, and the pass delivers 360-degree Himalayan views, a dramatic shift from green valley to barren moonscape, and a snowfield where vendors offer tubing, snow bikes, and horse rides. Book permits online via the HP government portal at least 24 hours a (Read More)head, and arrive early as the cloud cover sets in by noon.

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5. Old Manali

Top Attraction 4.7 /5

2 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Highlights: Hidimba Temple, Manali, Naggar Castle, Naggar (Read More), Old Manali Market, Jogini Waterfall, Manali, Vashisht Temple, Manali, Old Manali Cafes

Old Manali is the original village settlement across the Manalsu River, a short walk from the main bazaar via a narrow footbridge. The lane from the bridge to the Manu Temple is lined with some of the best café-restaurants in Manali: rooftop terraces, river views, and menus ranging from Himachali thalis to Israeli food and wood-fired pizza. It's the most characterful place to eat in the region and (Read More) worth a dedicated 2–3 hour visit on foot. Go in the morning for the quietest streets and best light.

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₹1,097

Popular among Locals 4.4 /5

3 km from city center

Religious Pond

An ancient temple complex in the village of Vashisht, a short drive or 20-minute walk from Manali, dedicated to the sage Vashisht and built in the characteristic carved-wood Himachali style. The temple sits alongside a series of natural hot spring baths, separated into public and private sections, which are the main practical draw for most visitors. The village itself has a relaxed backpacker char (Read More)acter with several good cafés along the main lane.

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₹4,532

7. Jogini Waterfall

Hidden Gem 4.6 /5

4 km from city center

Waterfall

Highlights: Vashisht Jogini Waterfall Trek

A 150-metre cascade above the village of Vashisht, reached by a 3–4km trail that climbs through terraced fields and forest. The walk is as much the point as the waterfall itself. It's one of the few proper hiking trails easily accessible from Manali town, with good valley views on the way up. Allow 2–3 hours return; the trail starts near the Vashisht hot springs.

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₹4,572

Great For Family Outing 4.4 /5

14 km from city center

Historical Site

A former royal capital, centred on a 16th-century castle that now operates as a heritage hotel. The village sits high above the Beas River with sweeping valley views, and the surrounding area has a quiet, unhurried character that's entirely different from Manali's tourist bustle. The Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery, housed in the Russian painter's former home nearby, is worth the visit alone. A good (Read More)half-day trip, or a full day if you eat lunch at the castle.

Great For Family Outing 4.3 /5

2 km from city center

Garden & Park

Highlights: Picnic, Relaxation, Boating

A park near Mall Road with tall deodar trees and a small boating area. It is suitable for a short, relaxed visit and works well if you have some free time in the main town.

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₹4,884

Popular among Locals 4.3 /5

2 km from city center

Temple

Dedicated to Sage Manu, believed to be the creator of mankind in Hindu mythology, this temple is located in Old Manali. It requires a short uphill walk and is quieter compared to other temples in the area.

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Top Attraction 4.6 /5

29 km from city center

Gurudwara

A religious site known for its gurudwara and hot springs, where food is traditionally cooked using geothermal heat. It is located in Parvati Valley and usually visited along with Kasol on a long day trip.

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₹5,229

Day Trip 4.5 /5

32 km from city center

Landmark

Located about 40 km from Manali, Kullu is known for temples, river rafting, and valley views. It is often visited as a stopover or day trip while travelling to or from Manali.

13. Atal Tunnel

New & Trending 4.5 /5

17 km from city center

Sightseeing

One of the longest high-altitude tunnels in the world, connecting Manali to Lahaul Valley. The drive is smooth and opens access to places like Sissu throughout the year, making it more of a route experience than a standalone stop.

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₹5,839

4.3 /5

12 km from city center

Waterfall

Rahala Falls is a popular halt on the Rohtang Pass road, where tourists often stop to see the waterfall on the way up or down. The water runs cold year-round, fed by glacial melt, and the surroundings are thick with deodar and silver birch trees.

Instagram Worthy 4.3 /5

9 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

A scenic stop on the way to Rohtang Pass, often visited when Rohtang is closed or restricted. It has become a popular alternative to Rohtang Pass for visitors who want the snow experience without the permit process as the snow activities similar to those at Rohtang operate here when conditions allow. The meadow itself is wide and scenic, and the drive up through the Beas gorge is worthwhile indepe (Read More)ndently.

Day Trip

27 km from city center

Town

Located beyond the Atal Tunnel in Lahaul Valley, Sissu is known for its large roadside waterfall and wide open mountain views. It is less crowded than Solang or Rohtang and works well as a relaxed half-day trip. Easily accessible by road, it has become one of the most popular drives from Manali.

Day Trip 4.6 /5

29 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

A scenic valley known for villages like Kasol, Tosh, and Manikaran, popular for backpacking and longer stays. It requires a separate day or overnight trip. It has a distinct character from the Kullu-Manali mainstream: more remote, more alternative, and increasingly popular with younger travellers. Most visitors base themselves in Kasol and explore from there.

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₹5,229

Top Things To Do 4.7 /5

2 km from city center

Paragliding & Parasailing

Paragliding is one of the most popular activities in Manali, mainly done in Solang Valley. Best conditions are during summer months, and flights are dependent on weather and wind conditions.

4.4 /5

2 km from city center

Wildlife

A protected wildlife reserve covering the high-altitude forests and alpine meadows above Manali town, home to snow leopard, Himalayan brown bear, ibex, and a range of Himalayan bird species. The lower reaches are accessible on foot from town and overlap with several trekking routes; the deeper sanctuary requires forest department permits. More relevant to serious trekkers and wildlife enthusiasts (Read More)than casual visitors.

4.6 /5

5 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Highlights: Snowboarding, Go Adventurous with Bouldering, (Read More) Stay at the Igloo Village, Stargazing, Visit Pandu Ropa, Explore Indrasana Peak, Experience the Buddhist culture, Hampta Pass Trek, Manali

A quiet village, sitting at around 2,700 metres above the Beas and largely off the main tourist circuit. In winter it has emerged as one of Himachal's best snowshoeing and off-piste skiing destinations; in summer the meadows and forest make it a good base for hiking and village walks away from Manali's crowds. Accommodation is limited to a handful of homestays and small guesthouses, which is much (Read More)of the appeal — it offers genuine Himachali village character that's hard to find closer to town.

Top Things To Do 4.5 /5

35 km from city center

Rafting

River Rafting in Manali is done along the River Beas and is considered ideal for expert rafters as well as beginners. Many service providers organize the sport of rafting in Manali and offer rafting gear on rent including raft, helmet, life-jacket and oars. Tented accommodation, campfires and bonfires are available on demand. The total cost of rafting in Kullu-Manali ranges from INR 500 to INR 200 (Read More)0 per person.

Great For Family Outing 4.1 /5

65 km from city center

National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2014, Great Himalayan National Park spans the Kullu region and is home to more than 375 faunal species, including 31 mammals and 181 birds, among them the snow leopard and Himalayan brown bear. It became a national park in 1999. At 65 km from Manali it's a full day's trip, better suited to serious wildlife and trekking interest than a casual stop.

Instagram Worthy 4.6 /5

9 km from city center

Lake

Highlights: Bhrigu Lake Trek

A high-altitude lake accessible via a 2–3 day trek, known for alpine meadows and views. Suitable for beginners with basic fitness, but requires proper preparation.

Top Things To Do 4.7 /5

7 km from city center

A 4–5 day high-altitude crossing at 4,270 metres that traverses the Pir Panjal range to Lahaul's Chandra Valley . The route passes through Chika, Balu Ka Ghera, and Shea Goru before climbing steeply to the pass, where the view behind and ahead are entirely different landscapes. The trek is rated moderate and doable by fit beginners with good acclimatisation; snow on the pass persists through June (Read More)and returns by late September. Many groups extend the trek with a detour to Chandratal Lake in Lahaul, adding one day. The season runs from June to October; July is the most dramatic for wildflowers.

4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Temple

A small Buddhist monastery in Manali town, this gompa belongs to the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism. It's an easy, quick stop rather than a special trip: worthwhile if you're already exploring the town center, mainly for the quiet and the carved woodwork rather than any single standout sight.

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Top Things To Do 4.4 /5

16 km from city center

Beas Kund is a glacial lake reached via a moderate trek through the meadows of Dhundi and Bakarthach, with Pir Panjal mountain views along the way. It's typically done over a weekend and doesn't require technical climbing experience.

Fun For Kids 4.5 /5

8 km from city center

Adventure Zone

Zorbing means rolling downhill inside a large inflatable ball, and in Manali it's done on the slopes of Solang Valley. It's a short activity best paired with Solang's other adventure options rather than a destination on its own.

Hidden Gem 4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Cave

Arjun Gufa is a small natural cave near Manali, locally associated with a Mahabharata-era legend, that has become a popular picnic spot. The short climb up to it and the walk inside are the main draw rather than the cave itself, which is modest in size.

4.3 /5

2 km from city center

Museum

A small museum showcasing traditional Himachali artefacts, costumes, and local culture. It is a quick indoor stop and can be covered in under an hour.

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₹1,097

4.3 /5

5 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Jagatsukh, about 7 km from Manali, was the ancient capital of the Kullu kingdom before the seat later moved to Kullu town. It's known today for its old stone temples dedicated to Shiva and Sandhya Devi. There's little to fill a full day here: most visitors treat it as a quick stop rather than a base, though homestays are available if you want to stay longer.

Top Attraction 4.4 /5

14 km from city center

Art Gallery

Nicholas Roerich was a famous Russian artist and philosopher. Some people in Russia consider him as a spiritual leader. He had lived across the world, and decided to settle in the small town of Naggar in the early 1900s. The estate houses a good collection of his art, and also his car and the house where he stayed.

Day Trip

29 km from city center

Village

Kasol is a backpacker hub in the Parvati Valley on the Parvati River, about 3.5 km from Manikaran and a 2.5 to 3 hour drive from Manali. It's known for riverside cafes, a flea market, and a large Israeli traveler community, and is the usual base for treks to Kheerganga and Malana. Most visitors treat it as an overnight stop or its own leg of the trip rather than a single-day add-on.

Great For Family Outing 4.3 /5

22 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Malana is a small, self-governing village off the Parvati Valley, reached by a steep walk from Jari. It's known for a strict no-touch custom: outsiders can't touch residents, buildings, or temples, and payments are left on the ground rather than handed over. The village runs its own council under the deity Jamlu Devta, and its wooden Jamlu temple, carved in Kathkuni style, is worth a look from out (Read More)side. Most visitors pair it with the Chanderkhani Pass trek and stay in guesthouses outside the village.

Hidden Gem 4.3 /5

9 km from city center

Village

Kothi is a small village about 10 km from Manali on the road toward Rohtang Pass, known mainly for camping. It's a quick roadside stop rather than a destination in itself, easily combined with a Rohtang or Solang Valley trip.

4.3 /5

2 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa is a small Buddhist monastery dedicated to Buddha, open to visitors of any background. It's a brief, quiet stop rather than a major sight, worth combining with other spots in central Manali.

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₹4,532

Hidden Gem 4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Waterfall

Knoi Waterfall is a compact 20-foot cascade about 10 km from Manali, set inside a small cave-like rock base along the Kullu-Naggar-Manali road. It's a quick, easy stop rather than a major sight, best visited during the monsoon when the flow is fullest. The short walk up makes it a good add-on for couples on a day trip toward Naggar.

Great For Family Outing 4.2 /5

20 km from city center

At 3,660 metres, Chanderkhani Pass gives views of Deo Tibba and the Pir Panjal and Parvati ranges. The trek up passes through Malana, adding a stop at the village en route. It's a multi-day trek best suited to those already planning a Malana or Parvati Valley trip.

Hidden Gem 4.2 /5

13 km from city center

Waterfall

Highlights: Nehru Kund, Gulaba View Point, Rahala Waterfa (Read More)ll

Sagoo Waterfall, sometimes called the frozen waterfall, sits near Rohtang Pass midway along the Manali-Leh route, with views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and meadows. It's one of several cascades in the area and a reasonable add-on if you're already heading toward Rohtang, rather than a destination in its own right.

4.5 /5

12 km from city center

Waterfall

Jana Waterfall is a 30 feet high waterfall located near Manali in a village called Jana. One has to trek to the waterfall through dense deodar and pine trees amidst snow-capped mountains. The climb is easier compared to many others in the region and can be completed by beginner level hikers too.

4.5 /5

21 km from city center

This trek climbs toward Deo Tibba, a 6,001-metre peak in the Pir Panjal range whose name translates to 'abode of the gods.' The route to base camp passes through high meadows and grazing pastures used by Gaddi shepherds. Reaching base camp is achievable for fit trekkers with proper acclimatisation, but summiting the peak itself is a technical climb requiring ropes and crampons, not a casual add-on (Read More).

4.6 /5

50 km from city center

This high-altitude trek crosses a mountain pass connecting Lahaul with the Leh-Manali Highway, with views of Chandratal, a crescent-shaped glacial lake known for its clear water and the snow-capped peaks around it. It's a challenging route best suited to trekkers with prior high-altitude experience.

4.3 /5

14 km from city center

Temple

Gauri Shankar Temple is a small stone shrine to Shiva in Naggar, one of several temples in the town alongside Tripura Sundari and Vasuki Nag. It's a minor stop, worth adding on if you're already visiting Naggar Castle or the Roerich Gallery rather than a separate trip.

4.3 /5

12 km from city center

Waterfall

Rozy Falls is situated en-route Rohtang from Manali and is a popular tourist attraction. Enveloped in tall deodar trees, dense woods and bounteous nature, the silvery cascading water is a visual delight to the eyes and a famous picnic spot.

4.5 /5

35 km from city center

The Bara Bhangal Trek is a challenging and remote trail starting from Manali that takes trekkers through the rugged terrains of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. This trek offers a diverse landscape, including dense forests, high-altitude meadows, and glacial rivers, culminating in the secluded village of Bara Bhangal.

4.2 /5

8 km from city center

Waterfront

Nehru Kund gets its name from the first Prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru who is said to have had water from the natural spring, when he used to stay in Manali. One still finds here some cold and pristine water running here and a breath-taking scenery of mountains and valleys all around.

4.1 /5

6 km from city center

Temple

Situated 7 km away from Manali, the Gayatri temple houses an idol of Goddess Gayatri, made of marble. This temple has some splendid architecture styles, is constructed with a stunning artistic finesse and with some of the most intricate woodwork.

Popular among Locals 4.1 /5

1 km from city center

Temple

The Ghatotkach Tree Temple, located near the famous Hidimba Devi Temple in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, is a unique shrine dedicated to Ghatotkach, the son of Bhima from the epic Mahabharata. This open-air temple, centered around a large deodar tree, holds great significance for devotees and adds a distinct spiritual touch to the region.

4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Temple

Siyali Mahadev Temple in Manali is a revered ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its traditional Himalayan architecture made entirely of wood and stone. Nestled amidst lush greenery, the temple features intricate carvings and a peaceful ambiance, making it a popular spot for both worshippers and tourists. Its serene location and cultural significance offer visitors a glimpse into the (Read More) spiritual heritage of the region.

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₹7,950

4.2 /5

2 km from city center

Club House located in Old Manali is a retreat that offers several facilities and recreational activities for tourists and is, therefore, preferred by tourists. The Club House is said to be one such place in Manali that has something for everyone whether it is indoor games/ sports, entertainment or recreational activities.

Popular among Locals 3.9 /5

1 km from city center

Temple

The Durga Temple in Manali is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, symbolizing strength and protection. Situated near the scenic locales of Manali, the temple is surrounded by lush forests and towering mountains, making it a peaceful and picturesque spot for spiritual visits.

Popular among Locals 4.5 /5

Fairs & Festivals

The Manali Winter Carnival is Himachal Pradesh's way of welcoming the new year. It started in 1977 and had become an annual feature since then. Held in January, the Winter Carnival in Manali opens an opportunity to witness the beauty of slushy snow and enjoy the events and celebrations that it puts forth.

Top Things To Do 4.5 /5

8 km from city center

Skiing

Skiing is popular in Solang Valley during winter months (Dec–Feb), with slopes suitable for beginners. Equipment and instructors are available locally, though snow conditions can vary each season.

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FAQs on Manali

What are the top sightseeing places in Manali?

The top sightseeing places in Manali are Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, Adventure Activities in Manali, Beas Kund Trek, Paragliding in Manali, Hadimba Temple.

Can you suggest an itinerary for Manali?

Day 1 - Reach Manali by morning. Have breakfast and relax for a while. After freshening up, you can start your tour with the Hadimba Temple. After this, you can head out to the Mall road for some grub and a little bit of shopping. The main market is bustling with activity and you will find a number of items from woollen clothes, shawls, local handicrafts and everything you need.
Day 2 - You should head off to Rohtang Pass. It remains open from April to November. It is a two-hour road journey from Manali and you need to set off early in the morning around 4:00 in order to avoid the traffic. The entry passes are available in Manali and you need to get it a day in advance. While returning, you should stop over at Solang Valley.
Day 3 - You can also go to Vashisht hot springs. Soak yourself in the hot water springs in the winters and it feels magical. After this, you can head to Old Manali for shopping and a scrumptious lunch.
Day 4 -While returning, stopover at Bhuntar and you can go for rafting in the season. Otherwise, you can also explore Kullu's market and temples. There are a number of things you can do, depending on your mood and the season.

How can I commute within Manali?

Taxis are easily available to cover the town. Walking is a therapeutic option.

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Bikes are basically the 'go-anywhere do-anything machine' which serves the best option for travelling the roads of Manali. Setting on a thrilling journey. Bikes on Rent in Manali are the most commonly used bikes with options of 350 CC or 500 CC in Royal Enfield also known as Bullet. The cost of renting a bike/motorcycle is about INR 700 - INR 1500 per day per bike. The rental cost depends upon the model, duration (Bullet, Enfield, pulsar etc) and condition of the bike you choose. As for security deposit, you have to pay approximately INR 10,000 - INR 15,000 for non - local tours and INR 2,000 - INR 5,000 for local tours. You will need to submit identification documents too like passport, pan card, aadhar card etc along with the security deposit in many cases.
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How much does a package cost for Manali?

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What are the top restaurants in Manali?

The best places to eat in Manali are Manali Sweets, Lazy Dog Lounge, People, Pizza Olive, La Plage, Blue Elephant Cafe. You can see all the places to eat in Manali here

What are the top activities in Manali?

The top activities in Manali are Riverside Camping, Rafting and Paragliding in Manali, Paragliding In Kullu Manali,, Camping, Rafting and Adventure Activities at Manali, Patalsu Peak Trek, 2019, Adventure Camp in Manali With Rafting,, Camping in Sethan, Manali.

What are the top hotels in Manali?

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52 Places To Visit In Manali

1. Hadimba Devi Temple

2. Manali Mall Road

3. Solang Valley

4. Rohtang Pass

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6. Vashisht Temple

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7. Jogini Waterfall

8. Naggar

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10. Manu Temple

11. Manikaran

12. Kullu

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13. Atal Tunnel

14. Rahala Falls

15. Gulaba

16. Sissu

17. Parvati Valley

18. Paragliding in Manali

19. Manali Sanctuary

20. Sethan Valley

21. Rafting

22. The Great Himalayan National Park

23. Bhrigu Lake

24. Hampta Pass Trek

25. Himalaya Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple

26. Beas Kund Trek

27. Zorbing in Manali

28. Arjun Gufa

29. Museum of Himachal Culture & Folk Art

30. Jagatsukh

31. Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery

32. Kasol

33. Malana

34. Kothi Village Manali

35. Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa Monastery

36. Knoi Waterfalls

37. Chanderkhani Pass

38. Sagoo Waterfall

39. Jana Waterfall

40. Deo Tibba Trek

41. Chandratal Baralacha Trek

42. Gauri Shankar Temple

43. Rozy Waterfalls

44. Bara Bhangal Trek

45. Nehru Kund

46. Gayatri Temple

47. Ghatotkach Tree Temple

48. Siyali Mahadev Temple

49. Manali Club House

50. Durga Mata Temple

51. Winter Carnival Manali

52. Skiing in Manali

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