Hidden Treasures of Manali – Land to Explore
Overview
Manali is an all-time favourite tourist destination frequented by honeymooners, nature lovers, adventure seekers and photo fanatics. Located at a height of 6730 sq.ft above the sea level, Manali is nestled between Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges.
Itinerary - 04 Nights 05 Days
From Chandigarh, start your drive to Manali. On the way, visit Pandoh Dam, a hill station at the height of 2050m in the Himalayas. You will be never tired of the drive, though it is long, as the entire journey is through the serene routes crossing Mandi and Beas. Reach Manali and check into the hotel. Rest of the time is at your leisure. Overnight stay in Manali.
This day you will be exploring the gorgeous beauty of Manali. Start your visit with Hadimba Temple, which is approximately 450 years old. Later on, proceed to Vashisht temple, popular for the hot sulphur spring. The temple has a rich history of around 4000 years, considered to be a special sacred centre. Explore the temples nearby, and the old & new Manali markets before returning to hotel. Overnight stay in Manali.
This day you will be visiting Solang Valley and Gulaba. The day will be with full of adventure sports like paragliding, zorbing and other interesting activities. Overnight stay in Manali.
Today you will be on a day excursion to Rohtang Pass. As commercial vehicles are not allowed, a local cab can be hired to reach the place. Behold the enthralling sight of the region with mountains entirely covered with snow. Rohtang Pass is quite popular for Snow Scooter Riding and Skiing. Enjoy the ride, if you are keen to feel the adrenaline rushing down the spine. Overnight stay at Manali.
Post breakfast, check out from the hotel and start your drive to Chandigarh. On your way back, spend some time visiting the scenic Kullu Valley. Resume your drive and you will be dropped at the place of your choice from where you can return to your home land or continue your to the other destinations of the country. Tour ends with wonderful memories !