Manali

Manali is the mecca for travellers that searching for adventure sports and adenalina in India.

Manali is the mecca for travellers that searching for adventure sports and adenalina in India.
Located in Himachal Pradesh Manali’s scenic beauty, history and culture give it the sobriquet of the Valley of the Gods. 
Manali has a mountaineering institute that organizes basic and advance training courses in trekking, mountaineering, skiing and other water sports.
For trekking lovers in Manali there are one day journeys, the Lamadugh Meadows, Solang Valley and the Koshla-Tree line are the most popular of them all. 
Rafting is also available due to white water, high quality rafts and experienced crew, white water rafting.
The Rohtang Pass and Solang valley offer great opportunities for paragliding.
You can also practice rock climbing, rappelling, skiing, ice climbing, snowboarding and ski touring in Manali.

Attractions in Manali
Manali Wildlife Sanctuary
Located two km from the popular hill station of Manali in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, Manali Wildlife Sanctuary is a nature haven spread over 3,180 hectares.

Solang Valley
Solang Valley, locally known as Solang Nullah, is renowned as the preferred location for adventure activities in Himachal Pradesh. For those who love the rush of adrenaline

Jogini Falls
Jogini Falls is a waterfall with a stream running down to join the river Beas in the Kullu Valley below.

Pandoh Dam and lake
Pandoh Dam is an embankment dam located on the Beas river. En route to Manali, a short stop at this dam would be a pleasant surprise.

Jana Falls
Jana Falls also known as Zana Falls, are located in the small district of Naggar. A short trek is involved before reaching these falls.

Gauri Shankar Temple
Gauri Shankar temple in Manali is an ancient structure dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. It is said to be the last standing structure of the Gurjara-Pratihar.

Khoksar
Gateway to Lahaul, the Barren Splendour of Himachal Pradesh, Khoksar is located at an elevation of about 10,300 ft on the banks of the Chandra River.

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