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Manali is known as Queen of Himalaya hills. This natural beauty place is amazing for tourism. Their maximum revenues is being generated through tourists comes from different nations. Through this short post you will be able to know about the favorite spots. It could be the most memorable place especially for families and honeymoon couples. A place with beautiful hills and waterfalls definitely going to refresh the mood of everybody.

This small hill station is surrounded with lots of other travel places. Total area for Manali is 1950 meters situated at Beas River Valley. Kullu is the nearest another tourist spot of Manali. Their population is of 30000 only which allow the tourist to stay with calm and quite environment.

Places to visit at this place are:
Naggar fort: Pala Empire always being in remembrance because of Manali forts. Must visit fort is Naggar. This fort is made of rocks, stones, and elaborated woods. The rich and elegant work done on this fort is amazing and gives the idea of that time decorative. Himachal tourism department having different offers for tourist and you can collect the guide about this fort through them.


Hidimba Devi Temple: AC 1553 temple of Hidimba is another attraction for tourists. This local deity is also known as wife of Bhima, a strong character of Mahabharata. The place of worship is renowned for its four store pagoda and beautiful timber monuments.


Rahla Waterfalls: situated around 27km away from Manali. Can be seen at the beginning of Rohtang Pass. This water fall is longer and its height is of 2501 meters. Enjoying at this waterfall could be the memorable moment of life.

Solang Valley: It’s around 14 kms away from Manali and near to Kullu Valley. Best place to skiing, if you are having interest in skiing you can visit to this beautiful place. In winter season this place is covered with snows all side and once it get melt you can enjoy paragliding at this place. Many of the training centers are there which will give you training of such events. Beautiful cloudy and greenery here will allow you to enjoy the nature.


Kothi: 15 km away from Manali is the next spot to visit. This place is also full of greenery and you can visit lots of gardens here.

Attaining to Manali:
If you are reaching to Manali from Shimla then you have to travel for 209 km distance, whereas Chandigarh is 305 km away, Delhi is 541 km away, Kolkata is 2006 km far and Bangalore is 2763 km away from Manali.

By Train: If you want to reach Manali by train then you have to attain to Joginder Nagar which is the nearest rail-head for Manali. Joginder nagar is only 50 kms away from the destination. It is the narrow gauge line, but the connectivity to big stations is possible. You can hire the taxi from Joginder Nagar that will charge around Rs 1000. The biggest railway station close to Manali is Chandigarh located at 310 km distance and Ambala located at 300 km distance. Trains for Manali are available from Kalka, Delhi, Mumbai, Barmer, Kolkata, Shimla, Shri Ganganagar, Chennai, Pathankot, Ahmedabad, Bhatinda, Dauladhar, Jammu, and Rourkela, Tatanagar, Udhampur and many other cities.

By Air: Bhuntar is the domestic airport located at 50 km distance from Manali. Flights for Bhuntar are available from Delhi, Chandigarh and some more cities.


By Bus: Manali city is properly linked to various other tourist locations. The road transport of state is managed by Himachal government and some private as well as govt deluxe bus are available. 

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