Manali: The Perfect Himalayan Escape for Every Traveller
Top Places to Visit in Manali
Solang Valley known as the adventure hub of Manali, Solang Valley offers paragliding, zorbing, skiing (in winter), ATV rides, and cable car activities. It’s the ultimate spot for thrill seekers.
Old Manali is known for its calm ambience, quirky cafes, artistic shops, and river views. It’s perfect for slow travel and peaceful stays.
Jogini Waterfall a serene trek that rewards you with a beautiful waterfall surrounded by cliffs and lush forests.
Rohtang Pass a stunning snow-filled paradise located around 51 km from Manali. With glaciers, snowy roads, and sweeping views—Rohtang feels like a magical winter world.
Best Time to Visit Manali
Summer (March to June)
Perfect for sightseeing, adventure sports, and pleasant weather.
Monsoon (July to September)
The landscape becomes greener but landslides are possible—travel cautiously.
Winter (October to February)
The best season for snow lovers. Expect snowfall, skiing, and cozy winter vibes.
Things to Do in Manali
Activities for Adventure Lovers
Paragliding
River rafting
Skiing & snowboarding
Trekking (Hampta Pass, Jogini Falls)
Activities for Families & Couples
Mini hikes around Old Manali
Cafe hopping
Shopping at Mall Road
Visiting local temples and waterfalls
Local Food & Cafe Culture in Manali
Must-Try Himachali Dishes
ham – A festive plate full of rice, dal, curd, and curries.
Sidu – A steamed bread served with ghee or chutney.
Babru – A Himachali version of kachori.
Tudkiya Bhath – A traditional spiced rice.
- Madra – A Rich Yogurt-Based Curry
- Bhey – Crunchy Lotus Stem Delight
- Aktori– The Himalayan Pancake
Mittha – A sweet dish made of rice and dry fruits.
