If you desire a serene yet thrilling and remarkable getaway, pick Kullu Manali. This valley of the Gods offers the unmatched bliss of witnessing snow-capped mountains, gorgeous valleys, blooming apple orchards and alluring natural beauty, an experience of a lifetime. 

You can enjoy the endless charm of the valleys of Kullu, river Beas and mesmerising lakes here. Just not the scenery, you can do much more! You do paragliding, trekking, skiing, biking, climbing and more. And immerse in the vibrant local culture. 

That's why Manali is sought by both young and old. Romantic getaway or family vacation, our Kullu Manali Tour Package can help you have a memorable and fun-packed trip for everyone. We will make sure that you enjoy premium services without any glitches at affordable prices.

Best Kullu Manali tour packages

Kullu Manali Honeymoon Package: Do you want a perfect romantic getaway? Everything in Manali, from snow-top peaks and gorgeous valleys to lush forests, makes an ideal setting for a honeymoon. This tour package will give you everything to make your trip romantic and stress-free. Enjoy special services like private travel facilities, candlelight dinners, and premium suits for intimacy and creating memories.

Kullu Manali Adventure Package: Manali has many wonders for people seeking fun and adventure. There are so many thrilling things like trekking, camping, skiing, zorbing, and more. Indulge in these activities with our special tour package. We provide all gear and guidance so that you do these activities with safety and utmost joy.

Kullu Manali Family Package: If you want your family to have an extraordinary vacation, Manali has a lot to offer. Explore the beautiful valleys, lush forests, palaces, local foods and tons of adventurous activities. You can also enjoy camping and picnicking with the kids around the campfires. With our package, you won't miss any special places and activities. This package is specially designed for families and kids at budget-friendly prices.

Kullu Manali Group Package: Do you want to vacation with your group? Manali is the ideal hangout for you! Multiply your holiday fun with your peers, friends or colleagues amidst the scenic beauty of the valleys and mountains. Go camping in Kothi and do activities like skiing and snow biking on Rohtang Pass with your group. With us, your group will have an unforgettable tour that will strengthen your bonds.

Best places to visit in Kullu Manali

Solang Valley: Solang Valley lies between Solang Village and the Beas Valley. This magical valley of bewitching orchards, lakes, and mountain peaks is definitely a must-see for families, groups and couples. Solong or Snow Point, the main attraction of the city, offers you plenty of adventurous activities such as paragliding, trekking, zorbing, skiing and so on. Plus, you can ride the ropeway to enjoy a scenic view of the city. When you feel hungry, taste the local Chinese delicacies. If you want to enjoy the pristine beauty of this place, visit between April and December when the temperature is not too low nor too high. But to partake in adventurous activities, plan your trip during December and January.

Kothi: Spend your peaceful stay in this town lying near the river Beas and at the foothills of Rohtang Pass. Here, you can view the awe-inspiring river, snow-capped mountains and glaciers. This quaint place is perfect for adventure seekers. Often, people trek to Rohtang Pass camp there. There's not much of a crowd like Solang Valley. Camp and picnic with your fellows if you want a serene and secluded spot. If you like snow, visit between October and June when heavy snowfall occurs. On the other hand, going to Kothi between March and June will enchant you with picturesque and lush scenery.

Naggar Castle: Surrounded by hills, Beas River, and pristine greenery, this castle is a marvel blending European and Himalayan architecture. Visit this castle and learn about the royal families of Kullu. Built in 1460 AD but is now converted into a heritage hotel and run by the government. Inside the wooden and stone castle, you can glance at the artworks of Nicholas Roerich, a famous Russian painter. You can also see the Beas River and the lush Kullu valley outside the castle.

Sultanpur Palace: A fabulous palace, still inhabited by the royal family, has a grand entrance with Lord Ganesha engraving. The palace has spectacular Pahari and colonial styles and designs. Inside this palace, you can see miniature paintings reflecting the development of the surrounding areas. These paintings bear the rural life with human figures of Kullu and Manali. The only catch is that you have to get permission from the royal family before visiting the palace.

Manikaran: Only a little far away is the revered town of Manikaran surrounded by the sylvan beauty of Parbati valley. Here, you can pray at the temple of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Legends say that a gem from Goddess Parvati's earrings fell here. You can find many sacred hot water springs that are said to have curative properties. Many pilgrims take a dip in these springs to wash their sins. The water in some of these kund is hot enough to cook rice placed in a muslin bag or cloth.

Hadimba Temple: This mesmerising stone and wood-crafted temple is devoted to Hadimba Devi. According to Mahabharata, she is the demon wife of Bhima. Maharaja Bahadur Singh built the Hadimba temple in the sixteenth century. Absorb yourself in the beautiful paintings and sculptures on the temple walls. The scenic beauty is so appealing as the temple is surrounded by cedar forest. Inside the temple is a large sacrificial stone for animal sacrifices during the Dhungri Mela held in the Hindu month of Shravan. Both families and groups can enjoy their time here. 

Bhrigu Lake: An ancient tale surrounds this lake. People say that Rishi Bhrigu meditated near the lake, and Gods have dipped in its water. Locals say this because this lake never freezes completely. You can catch a glimpse of alpine meadows and the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar Range from the lake. Families, couples and groups can camp and trek to enjoy the oak forests, snow peaks, and tranquillity of the lake. Have a scrumptious meal, gossip with your friends and sit around a bonfire at night around this lake.

Rohtang Pass: Feel the bliss of the snow peaks, valleys, and the river Chandra here. It connects Lahaul valley in Spiti located in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. In summer, this land gets covered with lush greens and colourful flowers. A waterfall on the way to this Pass intensifies the charm for tourists. This place is a hub of adventures like skiing, snow biking, and snow scootering. There is no best time to visit this place, as this place remains captivating all year.

Nehru Kund: Travel 5 km away from the city to visit this soothing pool. This kund is fed by the Bhrigu lake and lies on the Manali-Leh highway. People have named this kund after PM Jawaharlal Nehru. He used to drink from this sacred kund during his stay in Manali. You can spot the scenic beauty of the surroundings with snowy peaks and lush forests near this kund. 

Gauri Shankar Temple: A stunning and protected monument, this temple pays tribute to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. You can find this one of the oldest temples in India, just below the Naggar Castle. Gauri Shankar temple has mesmerising Shikara architecture with engravings of Lord Ganesha, flowers and people playing musical instruments. If you want to add a spiritual and religious touch to your trip, Gauri Shankar Temple can grant you a deeper understanding of this beautiful setting of the Himalayas.

The Great Himalayan Park: A great move by the government in the 1980s was to form this national park to protect the rare species. This national park features 180 species of rare birds and animals. The serene beauty of dense pines, spruce and other vegetation can captivate anyone. Many exotic animals like black bears, brown bears, musk deer, and the ever-elusive snow leopard dwell in this protected area. You can visit the buffer zone of this park to spot the flora and fauna without interfering with the wildlife. Trek or camp among the alpine pastures. The best time to visit is autumn or summer.

Manu Maharishi Temple: Manali has the only temple dedicated to Rishi Manu. The human race originated from him, according to Hindu mythology. Manu is said to have saved the Vedas and the seven sages from the great flood. This stone temple has amazing engravings of Gods and Goddesses. You can see the beautiful surroundings of lush green pines and mosses and the river Beas. This temple bears a lot of significance for the Hindus. Thousands of devotees come here to pray every year.

Tripura Sundari Temple: Raja Yashodhapal built this three-storied pagoda-style temple devoted to Goddess Tripura Sundari. The temple lies amidst natural and serene valleys and lush alpines. The wooden structure in the temple is inspired by the Hadimba temple. People believe that Goddess Tripura is their guardian God who protects them from any harm and misfortunes. Legend says that the Goddess turned herself into a spider. So, the temple is in the shape of a web. Inside the temple, you can see the idols of other deities too. Every year, a fair is organised at the temple premises.

Jana Waterfall: This 30m high mesmerising waterfall is located in a village named Jana in the Kullu valleys. The sight of this waterfall can refresh anyone instantly. You have to trek through the dense forest of dense deodar and pine trees to take a dip into this waterfall. The trek is relaxing and not exhausting like other climbings. After reaching the fall, you can glimpse the rushing water and snow-clad mountains from the wooden bridge. The best time to enjoy this place is between September and June. Avoid going in the monsoons.

Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art: Learn more about the local culture by driving to this museum located near Hadimba Devi Mandir, 2 Kilometers from Manali. It was established in 1998 to preserve the unique, rare and almost extinct collection of culture and art. The museum consists of various collections of traditional paintings, wood arts, jewellery, face masks, household items, utensils, and other items. It helps viewers to learn about extinct traditions and artworks. Immerse in the rich culture with your friends and family here.

Vashist Hot Water Springs and Temples: Manali is mentioned in various Hindu mythological stories. It is also known as the home of diverse gods. The temple pays tribute to Lord Rama and Rishi Vashist which is situated with green forests, rivers and snow-covered mountains. The temple is situated 3 kilometres from Manali. One of the most famous temples in India and the world is the Vashist Temple. You can find hot water springs near the temple. 

Jagatipatt Temple: The temple is located in Naggar Castle's open courtyard. It has a triangular structured wooden ceiling and window. The tales about the Jagatipatt Temple say that honeybees, incarnations of deities, carried the stone slabs. The windows have mesenteric wooden carvings which allow beams of sunlight to enter the temple. Feed your inner soul with spirituality and peace by praying at this temple.

Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa: Tibetan refugees built this renowned monastery in the 1960s. This monastery is often frequented by Buddhists from Kinnaur, Tibet, Nepal and Spiti. The environment of the monastery is very peaceful and great for meditation. Visitors often visit during morning and evening prayer. The Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa complex has small shops that sell carpets and Tibetan handicrafts, which are used for the temples. Monks offer prayers and teach the visitors the importance of nonviolence.  It's a great spot for families and groups.

Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery: This gallery shows the works of Nicholas Roerich. The art gallery was built where his house was. Later, funds were raised from Himachal and the Russian government to run the Roerich Heritage Museum. The museum consists of beautiful paintings by painters from Kullu, Spiti, and Lahaul. Most of the paintings are of scenes of snow-covered valleys and mountains. The ground floor consists of the paintings and the first-floor artists' private rooms are preserved. 

Best Things to Do in Kullu Manali                   

Manali bestows so many things to do for couples, groups, and families. There is no shortage of fun and exciting activities here. 

River rafting on the Beas: You can't parallel the thrill and joy of river rafting with another thing. Feel the water splashing on your face and body when you raft in the fast-flowing Beas River. Whether you are a newbie or an experienced, you can go for this sport. But ensure that you do this under the guidance of a professional and with all the gear.

Skiing: The winter converts the valleys into a perfect skiing arena. Enjoy this sport with your group, family or partner in Rohtang Pass, Solang Valley, Dhundi, Gulaba, and Marhi in Manali. One can learn the basics very quickly. After you are done with the basics, gear up with all the equipment. Then, immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of the valleys and snowy peaks. Embrace the speed and thrill of skiing on the snowy grounds with the wind gushing on your face.

Paragliding: Want to glide like a bird and witness the peaks, rivers and valleys below? Paragliding in a colourful glider can grant your wish to see the world from above. You can do this sport in places like Solang Valley. This valley is one of the most renowned places for many sports in India. You will get off from the highest point of Solang Valley and then glide to catch stunning views of Beas, Solang Valley and peaks. Always do this sport with a certified instructor with secure gear and parachute for a safe and pleasurable experience.

Zorbing: Zorbing is a bit different from other sports. You have to get inside a transparent giant sphere and then travel down the slope. This experience will leave you in awe and pure joy. You can grasp the captivating views of the valley from all directions. The thrill of rolling down the slope will take your adventure to another level. The best place for this is Solang Valley. The best time to do zorbing is from January to May and October to December. If the mountains are covered in too much snow, you won't be able to do zorbing. So, try visiting in these months.

Trekking: You can enjoy trekking in a ton of places in Manali. Barang Trek, Rohtang Pass, Bhrigu Lake Trek, Sar Pass, Chanderkhani Pass, and others are the ideal places for trekking lovers. Spend your time in the beautiful forests, valleys and gushing rivers. Immerse yourself in pristine beauty to find inner peace and instant rejuvenation. 

Snow biking and scootering: It's another great adventure for tourists. Ride the bikes or scooters on the snowy landscapes of Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass. The views and thrill of riding the bike or scooter will create unforgettable memories. Blending snow with speed will only leave you in awe and tears of pure joy.

Camping: Manali has the best sites for camping with your partner, friends, and family. There are so many great places to go camping in Manali, like Solang Valley and Hallan Valley. Glance at the immense beauty of the lush green Himalayas. Talk with your friends and families with a bowl of your favourite snack. At night, you can dance or gossip with your family, friend or partner around a bonfire to light up the darkness.

Participate in Rock Climbing: Try rock climbing in the valleys of Kullu. There are numerous natural concrete climbing sites in Manali. Choose the one that suits your experience level. But do it in March when the snow melts or in December when the winter is arriving. This time is perfect as the temperature is not too high or low. Ensure that you have the proper equipment and expert guidance while rock climbing. 

Try Rappelling: It's a sport in which you climb downwards with the help of a wire fastened around your waist. Unlike climbing, it is more secure and doesn't require a lot of body strength. This exhilarating sport helps you feel the joy of descending downwards using a rope and a harness. The best spots to do rappelling are Aleo, Shuru, Nehru Kund, and Kothi. Again, to enjoy this activity safely, always do it under specialist guidance.

Enjoy ropeway rides: Zipline across the surreal beauty of mountains and valleys of Solang Valley ropeways. Catch the 3200 m aerial view with this 10 to 20 min-long ride. It's a fun activity suitable for the whole family to have a bird's eye view of the snow-capped mountains in the winter.

Angling at Beas and Manaslu River: A less popular sport yet very relaxing, angling is one of the great things to do in Manali. Try angling in the Beas to catch a plentiful while watching the immense beauty of the surroundings.

Ride a yak at Solang Valley: Have you done horse riding? At Solang Valley, you can get the thrill of riding a yak. This activity is family-friendly to glimpse the sceneries of the valley.

Do Heli-skiing: This sport is only meant for professionals. If you love this sport, Manali is the ideal place to set your demons loose. Enjoy heli-skiing in Rohtang Pass, as it is always covered in snow.

Mountain biking: Enjoy mountain biking on the rough terrains of Manali. The biking gives the thrill of the ups and downs of the path while glimpsing the scenic beauty of the lush forests.

Conclusion

If you want to glimpse the heaven on earth, then Manali is undeniably one such a place! Pick this tourist haven to witness beautiful snowy peaks, captivating valleys, serene lakes, and lush forests. Furthermore, enjoy the thrill of a lifetime with snow adventures and activities. Immerse in the divinity by visiting the temples, and learn the rich local culture. With our tour packages, you can do these and much more at an affordable price. We will help you with every small thing so that your journey goes on without any glitches. Meanwhile, you can focus on yourself and create memories with your loved ones.