Kullu Manali Packages

If there’s one place that captures the true beauty of the Himalayas, it’s Rohtang Pass. Sitting at 3,978 meters, this high-altitude gem offers stunning views of snow-covered peaks, making it a dream for couples, adventure lovers and photographers. This is a key highlight among best places to visit in Manali, it’s 51 km from Manali, accessible by taxi.

Solang Valley or also known as the adventure playground of Manali, is perfect for families and thrill seekers, why? Because Solang Valley has everything from paragliding and cable car rides in summer to skiing and snowboarding in winter, it’s buzzing with activity all year round. So, it’s a must for every Kullu Manali holiday package.

This ancient temple, built in 1553 AD, is dedicated to Hadimba, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata. Nested in cedar forest, its wooden architecture and peaceful ambiance make it truly special. The temple’s location makes it one of the best places to visit in Manali. March to June offers perfect weather. And here’s the pro tip, visit Van Vihar nearby for a peaceful stroll with your partner or kids.

Located in the spiritual heart of Parvati Valley, Manikaran is cherished by both Sikhs and Hindus. And Legends says that Guru Nanak and his disciple once had ingredients for a langar but no fire to cook. Guru Nanak asked his disciple to lift a store, and from there hot springs emerged to cook their food and these sacred springs are now used by pilgrims to cook offerings.

This ancient village and temple are dedicated to Saga Vashisht, the guru of Lord Rama. This place is known for its natural hot springs and it offers both relaxation and spiritual significance. March to June is perfect for visits, and mornings are best when you beat the crowd.

A short trek from Vashist brings you to Jogini Falls, it's a serene and scenic waterfall ideal for picnics and romantic photos. And it’s also believed to be a sacred site dedicated to Goddess Jogini. This place is best to visit between March and November. All you need is sturdy shoes, a water bottle and a sense of wonder to include this in your Kullu Manali sightseeing tour for some soul soothing nature therapy.

Naggar Castle in Kullu is a charming wooden castle, now a heritage hotel, offering Himalayan views and art galleries. It once served as the residence of the Kullu kings and is built in the traditional Kathkuni style. And if you want to experience your trip with a royal touch and cultural depth then you should definitely add this to your Kullu Manali tour.

This is where culture mixes with shopping. Raghunath Temple is believed to house the idol of Lord Rama brought from Ayodhya in the 17th century by Raja Jagat Singh. And the vibrant shawl market nearby offers traditional Kullu shawls and is a shopper’s paradise. It’s a must on any Kullu Manali sightseeing tour especially for souvenir hunters and culture lovers.

If you are craving for a relaxed and peaceful spot then Old Manali is your charm! Imagine sitting in a boho cafe in a cute street with a river view and obviously with great food. Don’t forget to try Café 1947 and don’t miss the local Himachali dishes, it’s one of the best tourist places in Kullu Manali for slow travel lovers and absolutely perfect for both honeymoon destination and relaxed family getaways.

A highlight of Kullu Manali holiday packages, Solang Valley’s lush meadows and peaks are just 14 kilometres from Manali. Paragliding here promises unforgettable views. The best time to visit here is between May to June with clear skies. The paragliding flights here last 5 to 15 minutes. Tandem flights with expert instructors make it safe for beginners and exciting for thrill seekers. Don’t forget to capture every breathtaking moment!

A gem among top attractions in Kullu, this rafting adventure is just 10 to 15 kilometres from Kullu with thrilling Grade II and III rapids surrounded by pine forests and valleys. Available from April to June, and it’s a perfect way to add a splash of excitement to your trip. Guided by professionals and equipped with safety gear, this is something you shouldn’t miss!

A must for nature lovers on Kullu Manali tour packages, with a breathtaking five-day trek to Hampta Pass, crossing lush forests and meadows at 4,270 meters altitude, this journey, open from June to September, with all guides, gear and meals included, and if you are a nature lover looking to push your limits then trekking in Hampta Pass is for you!

Imagine carving your way down the snowy slopes, that’s exactly what Rohtang Pass offers from December to February for both beginners and seasoned skiers. Even if you are trying skiing for the first time or polishing your skill, this is an unforgettable activity to try.

Zorbing in Solang Valley’s grassy slopes inside a giant inflatable ball is pure fun! Available from May to October, zorbing is a playful and family friendly adventure that adds fun and excitement to your Kullu Manali tour.

Just 3 kilometres from Manali, Vashisht offers peaceful yoga and meditation sessions to escape your everyday hustle, guided by experienced instructors. Combine sessions with relaxing dip in the natural hot springs to recharge your mind and body. The serene mountain makes it the perfect spot to reconnect with yourself.

A cultural highlight of top attractions in Kullu is exploring local food is one of the most enjoyable parts of any Kullu Manali trip. Trout fish, freshly caught from Kullu’s rivers, pan-fried with herbs and bursting with flavours. Siddu, a statement bread stuffed with dry fruits or spices with soft centre and crispy skin when paired with ghee is a match made in heaven. Babru is a Himachali style kachori filled with black gram that’s both crunchy and soft. Mittha, a sweet rice dish with ghee and raisins, adds a warm end to any meal, Kullu Manali trip is incomplete without trying a bowl of hot, spicy thukpa on a cool evening. These simple, heart dishes will give you a real taste of Himachali tradition.