• Arrival in Manali.
• Upon arrival, we will request early check-in at the hotel (subject to availability); otherwise, the standard check-in time is 12:00 PM.
• After check-in and a short rest, proceed to visit Sajla Waterfall.
• Surrounded by deodar and pine trees, apple orchards, and snow-covered mountain peaks, Sajla Waterfall is a picturesque picnic spot.
• At first sight, the waterfall is hidden, and its sudden rush of water through the rocks comes as a delightful surprise.
• Guests can enjoy a refreshing bath in the waterfall or a leisurely swim in the small natural pool.
• A short and fairly easy trek uphill provides a panoramic view of the waterfall and its serene surroundings.
• The trek begins near the Sajla temple complex, passing through apple orchards, pine trees, and small streams, offering a truly refreshing experience.
• In the evening, return to the hotel for an overnight stay in Manali.

• After breakfast, proceed for an excursion to Solang Valley, where you can admire the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and enjoy a variety of adventure activities (at your own cost). In winter, Solang Valley transforms into a white wonderland, offering the perfect setting for snow activities. After your excursion, return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
• Popular Activities in Solang Valley (Own Cost):
  • Paragliding
  • Snow Motor Bike Ride
  • Zorbing Ball
  • Gondola Ride
• Optional Excursion - Atal Tunnel, Sissu & Rohtang Pass
  • Atal Tunnel & Sissu Village
    Drive through the world-famous Atal Tunnel and experience the thrill of a perfect road trip. Enjoy the crisp mountain air and breathtaking scenery. Just 6 km from the tunnel's North End lies Sissu Village, the first settlement on this route, offering serene landscapes and photo opportunities.
  • Rohtang Pass (51 km from Manali)
    A gateway to Lahaul & Spiti Valley, Rohtang Pass (altitude 3,980 meters) is one of the most spectacular spots in Himachal Pradesh. Known for its snow-covered slopes and panoramic mountain views, it offers exciting adventure sports like skiing, ice-skating, and paragliding (seasonal). The pass is open for tourists from April to October, subject to clearance by the Indian Army.
• Beyond Rohtang, you can witness the stunning Sonapani Glacier and the twin peaks of Gaypan, known for their serene beauty. Nearby lies the sacred Beas Kund, the origin of the Beas River, believed to be the meditation site of Sage Vyas, making it both a spiritual and scenic destination.

After breakfast, get ready to explore the prime attractions of Manali:

• Hadimba Devi Temple - A 450-year-old temple dedicated to Hadimba Devi, wife of Bhim (one of the Pandava brothers). Surrounded by tall deodar trees, this temple is one of the most iconic landmarks of Manali.
• Jagatsukh Village  - A quaint village known for its ancient Shikhara-style temples.
• Vashisht Kund & Village - Famous for its natural hot water sulphur springs and charming old-world atmosphere. Take a walk through the traditional Vashisht village to soak in the culture.
• Tibetan Monastery & Handicraft Centre - Explore Tibetan art, culture, and local handicrafts.

Waterfall Excursion (Optional Gentle Trek)

Enjoy a pleasant 30-minute walk leading to the base of a scenic waterfall. Along the way, admire the Beas River and snow-clad peaks of Rohtang.

• Yogini Mata Temple - Situated at the base of the waterfall.
• From here, guests can:
  • Take a 20-minute uphill climb to the top of the waterfall for panoramic views, or
  • Follow a narrow trail on the right to reach the base pool, formed by the cascading water - an ideal spot to relax or take a refreshing bath.

Other Optional Visits:

• Manali Club House - A recreation centre with indoor/outdoor activities.
• Manu Temple - Dedicated to Sage Manu, after whom Manali is named.
• Additional free time for exploring the Tibetan Monastery and nearby markets.