Manali:- Paradise For Nature Lover

Nestled amidst lush greenery, these hill retreats offer a refreshing respite and a chance to bask in the lap of nature’s splendor. Manali is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. Nestled amidst the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges, at an altitude of 2,050 meters, this “Adventure Hub” offers a plethora of activities such as river rafting in the Beas River, paragliding, and trekking. Snow-capped mountains, dense forests, riverine valleys, and sparkling streams add to the beauty of the hill station and make it one of the most popular Himachal Tour Packages from Mumbai in India.

Places To Visit In Manali:-

Kasol Valley:-

On your way from Bhuntar to Manikaran, you will come across Kasol, the hamlet of Kullu. Lying beside the Parvati River and bestowed with nature’s blessings, Kasol Valley is widely recognized for its Israeli inhabitants, Malana, and trekking camps, and is a favorite destination of adventure buffs, trekkers, and backpackers. Kasol is a place you have to visit if you want to make your Manali Tour Package from Mumbai unforgettable. The canopy of blue sky over the valley makes it an awe-inspiring landscape. The pleasant weather, along with its low population makes it a tranquil getaway.

Manali Sanctuary:-

Manali Sanctuary is a major tourist place in Manali. Manali Sanctuary is such a beautiful and attractive tourist destination that a visit to Mumbai To Manali Tour Package is incomplete without a visit to this sanctuary. The Wildlife Sanctuary is situated at walking distance from the main city center of Manali and is a wonderful place to explore the rich flora and fauna. Manali Wildlife Sanctuary is a paradise on earth for all animals and nature lovers, due to which a large number of tourists come here.

Mesum:-

The museum was established in 1998 to showcase the cultural and folk art and antiques of Himachal Pradesh. It is located a short distance from the famous Hidimba Devi temple in Manali Couple Tour Package from Mumbai. The museum has a unique and extraordinary collection of unknown and rare antiques of the state. It displays an almost extinct article that clearly shows the forgotten culture, art, and handicrafts of Himachal Pradesh. The museum has preserved culture, but it has greatly influenced the public and has created awareness in their minds about the importance of their culture and handicrafts.