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Kullu-Manali, Himachal Pradesh

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Manali is reputed to be an attraction for backpackers and is India’s honeymoon capital. Sitting between the snow-blanketed slopes of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges, it offers gorgeous views of verdant green forests, meadows, and meandering aquamarine blue streams. Kullu, also known as the “Valley of the Gods,” is a true gem in the state of Himachal Pradesh’s crown. With a total area of 547 square kilometres, its beautiful landscapes, friendly locals, and rich cultural history have long attracted tourists. Kullu lies about 40 kilometres from Manali. Manali is a charming hilltop destination surrounded by splashing rivers and vast mountain ranges, in contrast to Kullu, which is a valley bursting with numerous scenic sights and apple orchards. You can go hiking, paragliding, parasailing, horseback riding, skiing, zorbing, and white water rafting, among other adventure sports.

Nearby Places to See

Great Himalayan National Park
The Great Himalayan National Park is one of the best protected areas in the Himalayas. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nearly 350 plant species and 800 animal species, some of which are endangered, can be found there. Four of the most endangered mammal species and three of the most endangered bird species are protected in the park. This park provides the perfect setting for camping and hiking through serene alpine pastures.
Bijli Mahadev Temple
This temple in Manali is on the edge of a valley with beautiful views. The architectural style of this temple is known as the “Kash” style, which is rarely seen these days.
Hadimba Temple
The Hadimba, or Dhoongri Temple, is a historical and archaeological site devoted to Goddess Hadimba, who was Bhima’s wife in the epic Mahabharata. The temple is in the middle of a dense deodar forest and has beautiful views. Visitors can walk around the temple complex and check out the nearby trails. The temple was designated a Monument of National Importance in 1967 due to its historical and architectural significance. The temple has also been prominently featured in a number of Bollywood films, including Roja (1992) and Yeh Jawani Hai Diwani (2013).
Old Manali
Located about 3 kilometres from the new Manali town, Old Manali is a relaxing retreat from the bustle and noise of the new Manali. Visitors are welcomed by historic buildings, farms, and quiet neighbourhoods.
Jogini Falls
This waterfall, which drops off from the side of a sizable rock cliff, is over 100 feet tall. The stream cascades down from the edge after covering the upper half of the rock face that is concealed by the substantial gaps in the rocks. The location is easily accessible and is only a short distance from the town.
Vashisht Temple Hot Springs
The ancient Vashisht Temple is said to be dedicated and named after the sage Vashisht, one of the most revered Hindu sages. The temple is located about 4 kilometres from the hill town of Manali. This small town is renowned for its hot sulphur springs, the waters of which are believed to have therapeutic properties. The Vashisht Temple, the town’s most visited attraction, is located close to the springs.
Himalayan Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple
It is one of the famous monasteries of North India. It has an appealing architectural style. It has a large statue of Sakhyamuni in a sitting position.