Hadimba Temple:
This old wooden temple is a holy place dedicated to Hadimba Devi. It is in the middle of a deodar forest. The temple is a must-see for tourists in Manali. It is famous for its intricate carvings and pagoda-style building, and it is also important in Hindu mythology for cultural and historical reasons.
Solang Valley:
There are many exciting things to do in Solang Valley, like zorbing, skiing, and paragliding. The valley is famous for thrill seekers and nature fans all year, thanks to its beautiful snow-capped mountains and lush vegetation.
Rohtang Pass:
At 13,050 feet, Rohtang Pass has fantastic views of the Himalayan hills covered in snow. The pass connects Manali to Lahaul-Spiti and gives you access to beautiful scenery. Many people go there to do outdoor sports like mountain biking and snowboarding.
Beas River:
The Beas River winds through the middle of Manali and offers beautiful views and fun water sports like rafting and fishing. This peaceful area is excellent for nature fans and photographers because beautiful mountains and green plants surround it.
Jogini Falls:
Jogini Falls is a beautiful 150-foot waterfall that gives hikers and ecotourists a peaceful place to be. The trail up to the falls is gorgeous. It goes through apple orchards and pine woods and offers stunning views of the Manali Valley.
Vashisht Hot Springs:
Near Manali, Vashisht is a cute town known for its healing hot springs. Many people come to soak in the naturally hot water, which is thought to be good for you. You can also see the old Vashisht Temple, dedicated to the sage Vashisht and a peaceful place to consider.
Mall Road:
Mall Road is the busy heart of Manali. It is lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants. Any tourist should go there; it’s the best place to buy souvenirs and arts and crafts from the area and a lively place to try the local food and culture.
Manu Temple:
Sage Manu, who is thought to have made people, is honored at the old Manu Temple, a place of mental peace. The temple is located in the old town of Manali. It has a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the nearby hills.
Manali Wildlife Sanctuary:
It covers an area of 3,000 hectares and is home to many plants and animals, including some rare birds and animals. The refuge lets people experience the area’s untouched wilderness, which makes it a haven for people who love hiking and wildlife.
Naggar Castle:
The architectural masterpiece Naggar Castle, built in the 1400s, combines the allure of the Middle Ages with stunning views of the nearby mountains and rivers. It used to be the palace of the Kullu kings and is now a hotel and museum about Himachal’s cultural past.
Tibetan Monasteries:
The Tibetan Monasteries in Manali are a peaceful and holy place to be. Famous ones, like Himalayan Nyingmapa Gompa and Gadhan Thekchhokling, are quiet places where tourists can learn about Tibetan culture and faith by seeing the beautiful Buddhist sculptures, prayer flags, and intricate Tibetan architecture.
Kasol:
Near Manali, Kasol is an excellent place for walkers and campers. It is called “Mini Israel” because there are so many Israelis living there. It has beautiful views, a laid-back vibe, and easy access to well-known walks like Kheerganga. The Parvati River running through it makes it look even more attractive.
Manikaran:
Manikaran is famous for its hot springs and religious significance. Both Sikhs and Hindus see it as a holy place. People from the area go to the hot springs to relax, while pilgrims visit the Gurudwara and churches. It is a quiet place to get away in the beautiful Parvati Valley, with a solid spiritual and natural pull.
Bhrigu Lake:
A little over 14,000 feet above sea level, Bhrigu Lake is famous for its beautiful scenery and clear water. Trekkers like to go there because the steep but rewarding walk to the lake gives them a comprehensive view of snow-capped peaks, lush meadows, and peaceful landscapes.
Jogini Waterfall:
Jogini Waterfall, a cute but less well-known waterfall near Vashisht Village, is one of the most popular places to go hiking in Manali. Nature lovers will find peace on this path that winds through apple fields and lush plants, leading to stunning views of the valley and its gushing waterfalls.