The mountain town has flourished as a wandering heart and has a unique cultural heritage in this part of the world. Manali, Himachal Pradesh, is one of the best adventure travel destinations in India. It is good to spend time outdoors, and many of these places you can visit in Manali show many activities that can be done in the area. 

Snow Capped mountains, rolling rivers, small villages, and peaceful life ­ these are the majestic hilly landscapes of Manali. Located about 270 kilometres north of Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, Manali is one of the most visited places in India. Surrounded by a range of Pir Panjal and the magnificent Dhauladhar, the beautiful Beas River flows through it. To help you choose from a variety of attractions, we have compiled a list of the best tourist destinations you can visit in Manali, which include attractions. To better prepare for your destination, be sure to check the weather and road conditions before you embark on your journey. 

1.Solang Valley:

 From January to March, you can skate there, and the gondola takes visitors 1.3 miles to your destination. After the ice is gone, paragliding thunders. However, remember that it is not well managed and there are safety concerns (people have died in the past). If you do not want to get into it, it is possible to ride a pony there. 

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2.Rohtang Pass: 

Rohtang Pass is a popular day trip from Manali, although traffic jams can be a challenge that makes it difficult to reach. Because of an altitude of 4,000 feet (13,000 feet), it is usually exposed to the elements. The biggest attraction at Rohtang Pass in the snow, especially when it has been cleared from other areas. Unfortunately, waste management is incorrect and guest services are not available. The number of vehicles is also limited and it is necessary to obtain a permit at least one day in advance to visit. Additionally, you can stop by Beas Kund, an igloo-shaped temple at the top of the Rohtang Pass with a spring in the mouth of the Beas River. 

3.Beas River: 

The mighty Beas River flows quickly into Manali and provides many opportunities for outdoor recreation in its waters and at its edges. However, due to the rapid flow of the river, it can be very dangerous even for the most experienced rafter, especially after the snow melts in the spring and the water levels rise. Visitors are advised to avoid the river from March to April as a result. If you would like to get more work done while visiting the Beas River, zip lining (flying fox) across it and landing are popular options. Many companies in the Kullu Valley offer river rafting, usually 15 kilometres from Pirdi (near the town of Kullu) to Jhiri. The trip can be easily arranged in Manali. 

4.Old Manali: 

The Old Manali is a low lying tourist attraction, and the street here is lined with guesthouses, cafes, and small shops — just for relaxing and watching the world go by. At the top is the temple of Manu, dedicated to the wise man Manu, the first man created by God according to Hindu mythology. Ideas are worth the trek but with a good location to get there.

5.Hadimba Temple:

The temple, a four-story pagoda, was built in 1553 and features a woodcut of the front. Dedicated to Goddess Hadimba, Bhima’s wife from Hindu history The Mahabharata. Page 1 Hadimba, Bhima’s wife from Hindu history The Mahabharata. Riding the Yak and the great smart angora rabbits ready to take pictures added to the attraction there. In addition, there is an exciting three-day temple festival here in mid­May each year, and people from all over the region come to attend.