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For thrill-seekers out there, river rafting is a must. The Beas River offers some of the best rapids in the country and is perfect for those looking for an adrenaline rush.
If you’re visiting Manali in winter, don’t miss out on the opportunity to go skiing. There are several ski resorts in the area that offer lessons for beginners as well as advanced skiers.
The Rohtang Pass is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Manali. It is a high mountain pass that connects the Kullu Valley with the Lahaul and Spiti valleys. The hike to the top of the pass is an adventurous activity that should not be missed.
The riverside of Manali is ideal for the quaint fishing activity. Many travellers enjoy trout-fishing and cooking them while camping. The Mini-Wanderlust is well-equpped if you want to camp and throw a trout barbeque party with friends and family.
Paragliding is an adrenaline-pumping activity that should not be missed when in Manali. You can take off from Solang Valley
Apple picking is an offbeat activity to engage in Manali. You can take a tour of the beautiful apple orchards and learn from the locals how to pick apples.
Hadimba Temple is one of the famous places in Manali owing to its serenity and surroundings. This beautiful temple said to be dedicated to Hadimba – the wife of Pandu son Bhima. The most striking feature of this temple is that it is located in the Dhungri Forest and is surrounded by pine trees.
A stone’s throw from the Hadimba Temple, the Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art allows a walk through time and is a vital part of Manali sightseeing. It houses a unique collection of unknown antiques including religious relics, household objects, weapons, instruments, and scale models, among many other things.
Manali also boasts of respectable Tibetan population settlement and it is one of the essential Manali travel tips not to miss out on this one. And you must include at least one of them if you are shortlisting the places to visit in Manali in 2 days.
Almost 3 km away from Manali, the Vashisht Temple is famous for its natural hot water spring. The premises enclose a pyramid-shaped stone temple dedicated to Sage Vashisht, and the water spring, which is said to have medicinal properties, are both of the places to go in Manali.
Located at the Shaminallah Village on the outskirts of the Manali city, Maa Sharvari Temple houses the idol of Kullu Kings’ Kuldevi (another form of Devi Durga).
