Manali is a famous tourist destination of Kullu Valley located in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Manali is located near the end of the valley on the National Highway leading to Leh, only 40 km north of Kullu. Manali is a famous hill station in India. Located at an altitude of 2050 meters above sea level, Manali is located on the banks of the Beas River.
Manali temperature in winter reaches below 0 °.
In Manali, apart from the beautiful natural scenery here, you can also enjoy sports like hiking, paragliding, rafting, trekking, kayaking. Manali's wildflowers and apples and the fragrant winds filtering through the gardens fill the hearts with refreshment. The first snow-capped mountainous, clear-watered Beas River is visible. On the other side, there are pine and pine trees, small fields and fruit orchards.
You can also enjoy some of the best trekking in Himachal Pradesh near Manali.
History
Manali is named after the first man Manu. It is said that when the whole world was drowned in the catastrophe, only Manu survived. He reconstructed man only after coming to Manali. Hence, Manali is also considered a holy pilgrimage centre for Hindus.
What to see in Manali?
Fragrant winds coming from Manali's wildflowers and apple orchards fill the hearts with freshness.
Where to stay in Manali?
Hotel, Guest-room, Dharamshala
What to buy in Manali?
Shawls, hats, handicrafts items
Traffic and transportation
Airway
Bhuntar is the nearest airport at a distance of 50 km from Manali. Bus or taxi services can be availed from here to reach Manali.
Railroad
Joginder Nagar (Naro Guage) Railway Station is the nearest railway station of Manali which is 135 km from Manali. The nearest broad gauge railway station is Chandigarh, 310 km from Manali.
Roadway
Manali is connected by road to Himachal and nearby cities. State Transport Corporation bus facilities are there from many cities.