Heart of Himachal

Manali.. one of the most beautiful hill station and vacation spot in Himachal Pradesh.. Well, Manali is a beautiful blend of Himachali Culture, Foreigners and Spiritual Touch.. The last town of the Kullu District before you enter the Lahaul District via the Rohtang Pass.. Let me guide you step by step to visiting Manali: 1. Temples & Monasteries: There are tonnes and tonnes of temples in and around Manali, as Himachal Pradesh is also known as 'Dev Bhoomi' or 'Land of God'.. The famous temples are Hadimba Temple, Mata Sharvari Temple, Vashisht Temple (hot water springs), Manu Temple, Anjani Mahadev in Solang.. There are couple of monasteries along the famous Mall Road of Manali.. 2. Shopping: There are tonnes and tonnes of things that can be shopped for in Manali.. You can buy the Kullu Shawls, Kullu Caps, Wooden Planks with various designs, adventure kits & equipment, fruits & fruit jams, sling bags, woollen wear, idols, Tibetan cultural and many more things.. 3. Eateries: Again tonnes and tonnes of restaurants and eatery joints as Manali is a famous hill station and one of the most flocked holiday and honeymoon destination.. A variety of food being served from local Himachali food, Tibetan cuisine, bakery stuffs, fresh fruit juices, coffee joints, etc. 4. Accommodation: Range of hotels from low budget hotels to 5 star hotels and Government cottages.. You can browse through the list of hotels on Reviews of Hotels, Flights and Vacation Rentals .. There are many home stays in Old Manali where you can stay for cheap.. 5. Travelling & Sight-seeing: There are many local travel companies where there are daily packages for visiting various places around Manali.. You can hire Private Taxis and visit these places.. You can visit Solang, Rohtang Pass, Mankaran, Jagatsukh, Naggar, Kullu.. Every place has its unique beauty and are worth visiting.. 6. Adventure Activities: Manali is the bas camp for many high altitude treks.. You can also do paragliding, zorbing in Solang #summervacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer