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Manali

Manali is one of the most popular and visited hill stations in India. Located at an altitude of 1950 meters above sea level, Manali is known as the ‘Home of the seven great sages of Hindu Religion’. Manali is named after Brahma’s law giver, Manu, who was brought on earth to begin the seventh cycle of creation and destruction. Manali has many temples and religious centres for tourists. Apart from that Manali has a lot to offer in terms of adventure, sport activities and scenic beauties. The best time to visit Manali is from May to October when it offers a retrieve from the high temperatures in the other parts of country.

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Best Time to Visit

Manali sits at high altitude of above 6,500 feet and get eligible for snowfalls. Snow brings skiing possibilities; freezing temperatures allow skating on glaciers and rivers. Every season has its own benefits and so people welcome even extreme temperatures.

Manali is a charming destination which maintains its discreet charm throughout the year. The summers in Manali are extremely pleasant with the temperatures fluctuating from 10 to 25 degrees. The winters are really chilly with minimums falling to sub-zero levels. This is the ideal time for tourists to enjoy snowfall. The town sees regular arrivals almost throughout the year.

Summers
Summers in Manali start in early March and last till June but mostly the weather is pleasant.

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Attraction

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The Castle

Built around 1460 A.D. near River Beas was the mansion of Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu. In 1978 it was converted to a rest house which is run by HPTDC.

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Solang Valley

Located about 14 kms north from Manali, Solang Valley is a popular picnic spot offering many adventurous activities like skiing, zorbing, riding, etc.

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Hadimba Temple

One of the most important and religious places of Manali, Hadimba Temple was constructed in 1553. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Hadimba, a character

Shopping Area

The Mall is the main shopping area in Manali, selling local Kullu and Kinnauri shawls, rugs, caps and footwear, imported goods, besides a range of Tibetan handicraft items. It is more of a busy commercial street with modern concrete blocks of hotels that spill over with tourists in the peak season. Other shopping zones in the Mall include- Hong Kong Market, Thai Market, Tibetan Market, Dragon Shopping Complex, Lama Underground, Shangri La Shopping Complex, New NAC Market and Snow Lion Underground Market. The Himachal Handicrafts Emporium and Bhuticco weavers’ co-operative in the main Manali Mall are good for local handicrafts. Handcrafted shawls and rugs are the major and the most popular buys here. The Tibetan Bazaar and Tibetan Carpet centre run by the refugee community sells thangkas, rugs, local tweeds, Buddhist paintings, bamboo souvenirs, Chinese goods (electronics, shoes, clothes etc), silver and turquoise jewellery and prayers wheels amongst other things. The place is overcrowded with tourists in the summers. If you are interested in buying more hippie and junky stuff, then the Old Manali market is a must visit. You could even pick up fresh fruit jams, jellies and pickles from the market and take them back as souvenirs. All the shops are open from 10 am to 7 pm. Bargaining is a must here as most shops tend to quote a higher price.

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