Here is guide to travel to the Manali from various optins
Bhuntar is the nearest airport for Manali Tourists. Distance between Bhuntar and Manali is 50 km. Air India provides services twice in a week and MDLR Airlines provide services 6 days in a week to reach Manali from Delhi airport.
The roadway that leads to Manali, starts directly from Delhi and is known as the highest motor-able road in the world.
The nearest track for the train is Jogindernagar to reach Manali. This Track connects Manali and Delhi via Chandigarh. It is 270 km far away from Chandigarh. After reaching Jogindernagar, Kandori is the next junction; it is 121 km from Manali.
This place is studded with natural beauty, temples, monasteries, amazing hilltops, indigenous artwork, shopping spots and amazing sports activities.
Bhuntar is the nearest airport for Manali Tourists. Distance between Bhuntar and Manali is 50 km.
Himachal Road Transportation Corporation, Manali
The nearest Railway Station is Jogindernagar
April to October
This list includes activities in Manali
This temple has distance of 2 km from Manali. This temple was built in 15th A.D. It is famous for its flawless craftsmanship.
This Temple is dedicatedly devoted to Sage Manu. It is located in old Manali which is 2 km away from Manali.
The old temples are dedicated to Sage Vashisth and Lord Rama. This place is well known for natural hot springs of sulphur. This is situated 3 kms away from Manali.
Here, the Arjun Caves or popularly known as Arjun Gufa are just ahead of the temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Sandhya Gayatri. It is 6 kms from Manali.
This is a great Ski Slope and Picnic spot. The distance is 14 km from Manali.
This is a snow-covered area that attracts tourists with its beauty and is just 52 km from Manali.
In this club comprehensive facilities are provided here such as roller skating rink, an auditorium, billiards rooms, a library, a bar and restaurant and Bungee jumping which makes wonderful outing for the day.
This list includes other places of interest in Manali
The Café Junipur and CHandratal restaurant are run by Himachal Pradesh Tourism.
Situated on the left bank of river Beas at an altitude of 1,800 meters, Naggar is an ancient town in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It was once capital of the Kullu kingdom
This place is located in Pattan Valley. This place is famous for the temple dedicated to Avalokiteshwara Bodhisattva, a statue with six arms.
This list includes other Areas near Rohtang Pass, Manali
It is on the road to Keylong (6 km). It is a clear-water spring which is named after the name of Late Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru (1st Prime Minister of India).
Kothi (6 km): There is a thrilling view of deep gorge through which Beas (a northwestern region’s river) swiftly races here.
The beautiful Rahalla Falls (16 km) are located at altitude 2500 m.
Guru Ghantal, Kardang, Shashur Tayul and Gemur are some of the more famous ones. Further a field lie several more – Trilokinath, Udaipur, Lindur, Bokar, Gumrang, Tinna, Kolong, Jispa, Tingal, Darcha, Dongma, Lapchang, Thola Pyasu, Piukar, Jholing, Khinang, Jagdang and Othang.
For interesting offers and purchasing in Manali people visits main market named “The Mall”. Here is a big range of clothes, decorative pieces and gift items. The brilliant patterned shawls are available here only. Another big market is “New Shopping Center Market” (NSC) it is located near the bus stand. Himalayan handicraft especially for Tibetan curios such as Prayer wheel, amulets, dorjees or thunderbolts, masks, musical instruments, jewellery and thangkas are specialty of Manali.