The spectacular Himalayan architecture of the Temple with its wooden doors and stonework is an ideal backdrop for some memorable vacation snaps. Nature walk around the Temple will surely rejuvenate your body and mind. If you're an adventure-lover, then the surrounding hills of Manali are a perfect opportunity for you to fulfill your adventure-hungry soul. Trekking in Manali is a great experience. You can set up tents in the nearby villages and enjoy a bonfire under the starlit sky of Manali.

This was my 3rd time visit. The beauty of the place is reduced. At entrance lots of concrete are increasing. The dense forest is losing its space. It is beautiful. It was more beautiful. The temple is same. Crowded place.

It was great visiting Hadimba Devi Temple in Manali, Himachal Pradesh. I visited this temple on 28 November, 2017 at about 01:09 PM. It was a nice experience. I really liked the architecture of this temple. Also the huge trees surrounding this temple looked amazing. Also there were some yaks nearby the temple which looked amazing. The weather was also cold and nice.

Must visit place if you are in Manali, the temple has such great architecture. You can find many local shops selling winter clothes, food and if you want to click with beautiful rabbits or lamb or in traditional Himachal outfit.

You will find peace of mind visiting this temple. The path to temple is so peaceful and covered with long deodar trees with sun rays coming from them is just beautiful. The main part of the temple is it is still in its old beauty with no major changes to structure. There is a market outside the temple area where you can buy Manali local shawls, caps and paintings. Must visit if you are in Manali.

Heritage of the temple still maintained. Good place to take pictures. There are yak ride also, which you all can enjoy. The place is situated amidst a deadar forest. It feels serene. Visit for worship. The place is good to spend time peacefully. Weekends are crowded. Prefer weekdays. There are 2 entrances for the premises. Opt for the one with ramp rather than the stairs if you have old aged visitors with you. I'm posting pictures of the views around, parking and the temple itself.

This temple is completely made up of wood. Also we can visit Veer Ghatotkach temple and jungle behind this. Modification needed here as no information is attached about this temple. I saw many people don't know much about this temple and the story behind it. Some of them are discussing stories but that is partial truth.

A temple surrounded by long trees and vast greenery. The ambience there calms your mind. We went there morning and enjoyed the view and all. The architecture is so different and unique. I wanted to go there again☺️

Location is very amazing, ambience is very good that you can find peace here. Very calm and quiet place.one of the good place to visit while going manali. At the back side of the temple you can find the pine tree forest, an amazing view you can get there. Ticket is there for entry to the pine forest and it cost you only 10₹.

The Temple was well maintained. Nearby surroundings were good to capture. There are people who offer Himachali dress to get dressed and click the photo. there is garden nearby good for children. To avoid rush please visit temple early in morning or late evening.

It is one of the famous tourist attractions in Manali. You can cover it along with the visit to Manali market. The place is peaceful and ideal if you want to just sit and enjoy the calmness of the place. There are small shops nearby to buy local stuffs, few eateries and there is also an adventure activity spot opposite to temple.

This place is very very nice and Haven in the earth... It is the very old temple.Hadimba Temple, located in Manali, is a significant religious and historical site. Dedicated to Hadimba Devi, a character from the Indian epic, Mahabharata, the temple is renowned for its unique architecture and serene surroundings. The temple is constructed using wood and features intricate carvings. Visitors often appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the lush forested area that surrounds the temple. The temple is an important pilgrimage site and a popular tourist attraction in Manali. It's also frequently visited for cultural and historical reasons. If you're interested in history, culture, and architecture, a visit to the Hadimba Temple in Manali is recommended.

I had a great time at this place with a wonderful ambiance. Inside, they offer various businesses where you can purchase saffron, dry fruits, winter wear, and more. Additionally, you can take photos with rabbits and even try on traditional dresses for a unique photo experience.

A very surreal place to visit in Manali. If you're up for trekking up more than 100 stairs, a breathtaking view waits at the end. Although nowadays it's very crowded, if you take the time and go early, you'll have a relaxed time, walking around. P.S- Do not buy kesar (saffron) which is sold by Street vendors, even though they do demos, etc. it's mostly adulterated.

Damn good inside. Photographers will be busy outside 😜. No photography inside temple. You will be delighted to see the idol there. Environment is friendly and parking is hard. If using car during the snow times it's very hard, use cabs instead. Or you can also walk if you stay at a near by places.

A great spot to visit during Manali sightseeing is the ancient temple of Devi Hadimba from Hindu mythology. Additionally, you can engage in other activities such as dressing up in Himachali costumes, capturing photos with large rabbits, or enjoying a yak ride.

The view and place at which this Temple is situated is amazing and quite peaceful. You can find Yaks and can ride on them by paying a very decent price. Also, you can click pictures with mountain rabbits here which local women carry with them to the temple they charge only 30 Rs for clicking pics with rabbit in your hand. Those rabbits are really furry. Also, you can click amazing pics here with trees and by sitting on rocks and also you can sit here for hours to spend quality time with your family and loved ones.

Hadimba devi Temple located in Manali and this is main tour attraction in Manali tour . This temple surrounding by beautiful deodar tree that's why atmosphere near temple is beautiful. Hadimba is Wife of Bheem and Mother of Ghatotkach which relates from Mahabharata. This temple is related to mythology and spirituality that's why this is become more crowded place . Some photography and activities happened here so you can enjoy with your family.

As everyone knows, it's a tourist point. It's like not a must visit place. But if you are interested in knowing the history, you can definitely give it a try. There is no entry fee, and the ambiance is also good filled with alpine trees, and the locals would try to sell you kesar (saffron). You may avoid it, as they are not genuine products.

Hadimba Devi Temple is a captivating spiritual place with its unique architecture and serene surroundings with pine trees. The spiritual ambiance is truly uplifting. However, be mindful of weekend visits as parking can pose a challenge due to the increased footfall.

nice place but not the best time i visited, if planned go on in aug......

One of the biggest hot- spot near manali day time fully packed with tourist.....Here u do lot's of activities like paragliding,river crossing,off road bikking to anjani mahadev,rocket jump and to go top there is a trolly...❤️❤️❤️ Best place for family picnic...

Solang valley is very beautiful. I would love to visit there again and again. Its natural beauty refreshes one's mind and keeps away from negativity. Everything was fantastic as I visited there with my family and every single moment we enjoyed alot. The only thing that annoyed us was while doing skiing ⛷🎿 the skiing masters or guides pull u from back and doesn't allow u to do. They charge high just for 5mins. That particular area gets crowded and u can't do freely. Though the Experience was very nice. Never fall in the trap of all those vendors selling Kesar as all these are fake. Hope you guys enjoy.

Great place to for sking in winters and for paragliding and other adventure activities in summers.

On top side of solang valley (1.5-2 km above parking) with zipline activity over the water. One can spent one or two hours. The option of ATV (all terrain vehicle) is available to reach here. One can watch water fall along with shiva temple.

If you visit Manali, make it sure to Visit this place for a full day. The breathtaking views will leave you in awe for its beauty. The snow on the mountains makes the place perfect during winter months.

Solang Valley is located just nearby Manali City. This valley has very scenic view of the mountains. It is covered in snow during winters. There are many fun tourists and sports activities available here throughout the year. Winter sports likely skiing, snowboarding etc are available here. Other activities the are also available are paragliding, zip lining etc. This is a fun family vacation spot.

Most visit place in Manali. Famous for Ski, Paragliding and cable car. Most of the tourist visit this place and spend their quality time at this place.

The place has a different charm and addiction. Walk to the paragliding point sit there and the rest is pure awesomeness .

For people looking to experience snow for the first time, solang is a good place to be.... how ever the place is way too crowded, but you will learn a lot about for the future explore of the snowey places. Was fun to be here, a lot of activities to choose from... The snow shoes they make you wear are no good and are slippery, so be careful. Make sure you insulate them with good warm socks. All in all it was a great experience.

Solang valley very awesome view during the snow time, Atv ride,tube slide,River crossing,Snow bike,skiing,Snow boarding ,para gliding and many more adventures activities you can do at this place.I learned snowboarding at this place amazing experience.

Vehicle can go upto a certain point...After that you need to hire special vehicle which is charged at 1200 per round trip...After that one will found awesome natural beauty...Beautiful mountains, water streams and if you are lucky enough you will also find snow Don't miss it...

•This place is just soo amazing you won’t believe it. It’s just on another level. It’s so peaceful to play with the snow, it just gives immense pleasure to you. The views here are soo mesmerising the tall snow capped mountains, the white clouds with blue sky, etc. •This plays has various activities to do. Horse riding, atvs, skiing, etc are the other activities. One of the major activity here is para gliding, this activity will give you immense joy and the view from the top is just soo fascinating that you would wish just to glide through the •mountains. The food you will get here are maggi, bread omelette, sandwich, etc. •Before going here you have to wear a costume which cost around Rs 200 with shoes. Wollen gloves won’t help here water proof gloves would help you as you will play with the snow and without water proof gloves your hands can get wet and it can reduce the blood flow in your hand and same goes with your foot. •I travelled here on 31st December, the roads were jam packed. It took almost 2.5-3 hours to complete 15-16 kilometres from our hotels. We had to leave the hotel at 7 am and we returned at 6-7 pm.

River is very clean, well maintained in Himachal Pradesh. Vipasha was the first name of this river. Water is very clean and very cold (child). Its a very long river. Its total length is 470 kilometres. The Beas River marks the easternmost border of Alexander the Great's conquests in 326 BCE.👍🏻🧡

It's easy to approach the destination. Good job

Beautiful serene Place with Clear water flowing😌 simply calms the mind ⛰🌊

Flow parallel with Kullu Manali Highway. Beautiful place to enjoy beauty of nature. Place surrounded by hills and mountain.Best place to communicate with nature.

Mesmerising 💎🗻 beautiful spot with my love😍 river sounds 🫰🏻 Enjoyed alot

Good place for river rafting

Very cool place to visit. Fast flow of water with less depth

Best for river rafting. One of the best adventure and thrilling sport activity. Water is so cold that you freeze but the moment you start enjoying it you forget everything. Initially you feel the fear of sinking and get carried away buy water but you got the hands of professional that entertainment you all the way and guides you better till you end. Love the thrilling experience

Nice place to visit here. This place is a beauty and some unique things to experience here. Hot water spring is here. Apart from this temples are very beautiful. Gurdwara is also beautiful. Market is small but it's a lovely place. More of the thing is the views during your journey is always a beauty to watch out for. Don't miss the views on the way to Manikaran.

Nice place to visit here. This place is a beauty and some unique things to experience here. Hot water spring is here. Apart from this temples are very beautiful. Gurdwara is also beautiful. Market is small but it's a lovely place. More of the thing is the views during your journey is always a beauty to watch out for. Don't miss the views on the way to Manikaran

This temple is so beautiful. Its hot springs and peaceful surroundings offer a unique religious experience. They also offer alms to it’s devotees. The over all view that the temple is situated is so good. The temple's significance in Sikhism and Hinduism, along with its natural beauty, make it a must-visit destination for seekers of both spirituality and scenic beauty.

The gurudwara is good. They offer free food and accommodation services. The quality is very good. Also this place gives a feeling of relief and inner peace. Their is also a hot spring for bath and a magnificent landscape.

We stayed here for 1 night where shiv Parvati stayed 13000 years. Here there is hot spring which started at that time. We get peace here. We can hear voice of the Parvati river. We can get 24 hours free food (called langar or prasad) and food made from hot water spring. Accommodation is also available. We stayed here 2 night. Kasol is only 4 km away. We visited this place at March-2022.

Very nice place, although i have been to many gurudwaras this one was very special. It is a must visit if you are around kasol. Given the place where it is situated and the scenic beauty that surrounds it, it is a very special place for all the tourists. The hot springs are addition to the aura of this place. One can take bath in the hot springs and get relieved of all the stress.

An extraordinary place where you can see and feel the ice cold water of the Parvati river and the boiling water from the hot springs side by side. The Gurdwara Sahib and the temples in the same complex are a symbol of peace and harmony. Beautiful scenery, huge mountains, gushing river water , bridge on the river.....all add to make a mesmerizing and unforgettable experience. Not to be missed at any cost

This place is for those who have no hatred in their hearts. All relegions are allowed to enter. Free water, delicious house-made good and natural hot springs. I visit every afternoon to eat and meditate. This place heals you from inside. And last but not least you'll get the amazing view of Parvati river and the mighty Himalayan mountains. Must visit.

Amazing peaceful experience, must visit and take a dip in the hot water spring then do the darshan and enjoy the yummy Langar and tea. There is a proper parking available there and didn't cost anything to park.

It was such a great fortune to visit manikaran sahib gurudwara and shiv temple . It's a life time experience one must visit, vibes energy are very high beside the religious belief people are very good , helpful and scenic beauty is breathtaking . I was in a rush and couldn't spend much time , I would suggest visit this place and stay nearby for at least 2 -3 days ..

Very beutiful place in the bank of parvati river... Surrounded with mountain and greenery .The main attraction of this place is the hot springs.Many devotes take hot spring bath here for good health. Here you can get accomodation as well as gurudwara special langar alltime.

Whenever you are planning a trip to Manali and Kasol, it's recommended to spare a day to visit this Gurudwara. Manikaran is a pilgrimage center for both Hindus and Sikhs. Hindus believe that after the flood, Manu recreated human life in Manikaran, making it a sacred area.

Sitting in the lap of spellbinding backdrop of mountains, this place is also known for its hot water spring. This gurudwaara which is just 3km away from kasol. We can take bathing from the hot water-spring(It is believed that bathing in that hot water cures all diseases). There is a langar(a communal free kitchen) in that gurudwara from there we can have free food and prasad. I visited the gurudwara at around 3pm and they served rice with moong dal curry and potato and brinjal sabji. It was a bit crowded even on weekday.

I visited this holy place 2 times, and want to visit again. Blessed by god who gave me chance to visit and experience place like this. Mesmerised by the beauty of nature created by god! This time we stayed here for a day and experience Langar and got free of cost room to live. LOVED IT! I hope that all religions would provide same experience as they.

An extraordinary place where you can see and feel the ice cold water of the Parvati river and the boiling water from the hot springs side by side. The Gurdwara Sahib and the temples in the same complex are a symbol of peace and harmony. Beautiful scenery, huge mountains, gushing river water , bridge on the river.....all add to make a mesmerizing and unforgettable experience. Not to be missed at any cost.

The place is honestly very peaceful and serene. The best and most unique part of it is that same place has a gurudwara and a temple both. The river water flowing with such a high speed, the bridge above it, the steam from hot springs and the colourful flags put over there create such an environment, one never wants to leave. Sitting there and simply watching people and hearing sounds of nature... it just can't be explained. JUST ONE SHOULD MAKE SURE TO LEAVE FOR MANIKARAN IN KULLU EARLY IN MORNING, WE MADE THIS MISTAKE AND WERE CAUGHT IN HOURS OF TRAFFIC. THE TEMPERATURE IS ALSO NORMAL TO WARM, SO NO NEED FOR WARM CLOTHES AT ALL.

Manikaran is located 5kms from kasol in Parvati Valley. We went there in may month so no heavy rush and no traffic jams. Enroute there are many villages.We took a bus from Kasol 10rs/person. The place is known for hot sulphur springs. There are also Gurudwara, Shiva Temple, Raghunath temple and many more small temples. Hot springs there are unbelievable.. we boiled rice and black gram in it and came to know from a local that all the parshad (like potatoes, rice, pulses etc..those which can be boiled) for langer is cooked in hot springs. It was all foggy there not due to winter but due to the fog of springs. I really liked the place and recommend it to all those who are going to kasol. Note- currently there is heavy rainfall and landslides so check the weather reports before you go.

Manikaran gurudwara is located on the parvati valley and near the river parvati. It is located about 4 km from kasol so you can visit there by car or bus. Famous place for both hindus and sikhs and other tourists. Hindus believes that the "manu" recreated the human life here at manikaran after the floods and that's why this place had been worshipped. This place having small temples of 'shiv','rama','vishnu' and main attractions of 'manikaran gurudwarasahib'. Place is absolute beauty with hot spring water and parvati river along with it. Also there is arrangement for stay and parking. I enjoyed here for around 4 hour, prasadi was so amazing and tasty, visited shiv temple behind the gurudwara and enjoyed whole view of river,hot water and Mountains. You can feel sound of nature, sound of river and breezing air.

Upon arriving in Manikaran, the first place you must visit is the Gurudwara, a sacred site for Sikhs. It holds special significance as it's the only place where you can find hot spring water high up in the mountains. Manikaran is renowned for its hot springs, situated at an elevation of 1,829 meters and located 40 kilometers from Kullu. The most prominent and beneficial spring is found at the village entrance, always bubbling with activity, believed to ebb and flow with the river's water levels. The rocks surrounding the spring exude intense heat, and the water's temperature surpasses boiling point. People can even cook rice by placing it in a muslin bag and immersing it in the hot water pool. The spring water is reputed to have radioactive properties and is thought to provide relief to those suffering from rheumatism and similar ailments. Manikaran, due to Raghunathjee and the Gurudwara, is a beloved pilgrimage destination for both Hindus and Sikhs. According to ancient lore, Manikaran is also closely associated with Lord Shiva and his divine consort, Parvati.

Very holy and spiritual place. Every one Darshan here Shree Gurudwara Sahib Manikaran and also Shree Manikaran Mahadevji. 24×7 Tea PRASADAM and Langar PRASADAM served by Volunteers and also from Gurudwara Committee.

Nestled in the Parvati Valley, Manikaran welcomed me with cool mountain breezes and breathtaking views. The lush greenery and snow-capped peaks created a picturesque backdrop, while the hot springs provided a unique contrast. As I explored the area, the sight of the Beas River flowing alongside added to the mesmerizing scenery. The tranquil atmosphere and the surrounding mountains made Manikaran a truly enchanting destination for nature lovers.

Gurudwara Sahib Manikaran is a revered Sikh pilgrimage site located in the Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India. It holds significance for Sikhs as well as Hindus, as it's believed to be associated with Guru Nanak Dev Ji and Lord Shiva. The gurudwara is known for its hot springs, which are believed to have healing properties. It's a place of spiritual importance and attracts devotees from all over the world. Everyday they serve free foods like dal, chawal, roti etc

Absolutely wonderful. One can literally see the magic mother nature holds! The river was freezing cold and once you enter the gurudwara it was very warm and comforting. Hot caves gave us relief from the cold weather and really felt well.

This idyllic high-altitude town is renowned for its hot springs, religious significance, and breathtaking natural beauty. The high number of tourists and pilgrims visiting the town every year is proof that Manikaran is a much-loved destination in the hills.

Place in the heart of Kasol. The lord Shankar temple is there and the hot water kund is the miracle of god. Some says that sulphur is there so I agree but few things which local villagers says those are really nice and we have to trust on this. This is the reason we call Himachal as Devbhumi. Parvati Valley was great with nature. Must visit!

No words for this place. Awesome Gurudwara and ShivParvati Temple. In Gurudwara, Lungar(free food in form of Prasad) is provided inside and in Shiv Temple there's a natural hot water pool in which you can cook rice which takes 5 mins to get cooked up. Loved this place. But route of this place is under construction (25th march 2k24) so met with lots of jam and traffic.

Very good location: It is just 3 km away from Kasol., There is a hot spring inside here.It is believed that bathing in it cures all diseases..Langar is served here 24 hours .

Definitely worth visiting, and not just for visiting an hour or two, it'll be more worth to stay a night here. We were a group of 5 and booked the King Suite. The decision of staying a night here was totally worth it. It's a great place to click some beautiful pictures. The view from the king suite is simply amazing! The suite is huge. You can book it from the Himachal tourism website. They have a valley facing restaurant too within the palace. Believe me you won't regret staying here, if you prefer a day just chilling with friends and not visiting around much.

Beautiful place where a lot of bollywood movies had been shot. With a nice little restaurant on the upper floor. There's a museum too which is basically vacant. And it's not really a castle either. But it's perfect for taking aesthetic photos and having a little outing. So other than that the place was memorable with a great view of Beas River

One of the famous tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh. HPTDC tourist rest house is situated within the castle. My experience was awesome during the stay in castle. View from the castle is breathtaking 😍. Just 1hr drive from Manali. Price off ticket to enter the castle naggar is Rs 50. It is open from 9 AM to 6 PM.

This castle is indeed very beautifully maintained. It is available for stay and a visit as well. Entry fee is rupees 50 for indian citizen. Small shops are available inside for shopping and food as well. It is indeed very clean. Views at the cafe area are really amazing and this place is perfect for some sort of shoots since it has a good architectural value. There is also a small temple inside the castle.

It's only worth visiting when there is no crowd, in my opinion, otherwise it's basic. The views from the castle are great and you can click good pictures here. The castle is turned into a hotel, and there's also a restaurant and museum inside. View from the restaurant is spectacular. The cafes outside the castle are amazing too, do try out the german bakery and nightingale cafe!

Beautiful ancient castle, now turned into a hotel. It's taken over by Himachal Pradesh tourism. Awesome location Breathtaking views Nice restaurant overlooking the river Amazing architecture with stones and wood, where there's NO bonding material used neither any metal nails used to make the castle. There's a beautiful museum too depicting village life. A must visit place

Excellent Place to visit.The Naggar Castle is a magnificent historical structure made of stone and wood,. The castle was built by Raja Sidhi Singh in 1460 AD in an impressive combination of European and Himalayan architecture. There are three small shrines present within the premises that hold religious significance.

This place is not a museum. Mainly for its location. You can take good photos here. They charge 50 rupees. I don't know why. It is only a hotel with lots of rooms. I don't recommend this place as tourist place. For photography you can go there

It's a historic place of significance and I'm glad it's preserved. HPTC has converted it into a hotel and one can also book a room here, but I really wouldn't recommend it considering the number of visitors that come here (it would be a complete invasion of privacy, loud and disturbing). The castle itself is hardly something one can experience since all rooms are used for the hotel. However the architecture and views are gorgeous from here

Lovely place... Naggar castle is not only a place to visit but it is also a homestay arranged by Himachal Pradesh govt. A well maintained property. This is the palace of king which is now a heritage property

It's a hotel basically.. but it's a tourist attraction point. Nice view of Himalaya u can see from here.. completely wooden structure..loved architecture and design. Not crowded on weekdays. Restaurant is nice.. ambience is Awesome. Rs.50 per person.

Naggar Castle in Himachal Pradesh, India, is a captivating heritage hotel that immerses visitors in the region's rich history. With its stunning architecture, panoramic Himalayan views, and a serene ambiance, it offers a unique experience. The castle's blend of Himalayan and European styles, along with intricate woodwork and stone carvings, exudes grandeur. The location atop a hill provides breathtaking vistas of snow-capped mountains and the Beas River. The castle's museum showcases ancient artifacts, while nearby attractions like Naggar Village and the Roerich Art Gallery add to the charm. Naggar Castle is a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Centre for Attraction for Tourist visiting Naggar. The Food is a lil steeply priced but worth having. Other than food this place serves visitors with majestic mesmerising scintillating views around it. My pictures will do the chit chatting further 👍🏼

The place shouldn't be called a tourist place, it's a Restaurant and lodging, people are over-hipped on this place. One good thing is a good view of the Himachal mountains from this place. It's around 25km from Manali and I don't think this should be included in your itinerary.

Nice place with great views. You can enjoy Tea/Coffee here with amazing views, food is average here. You can buy ticket to this place while entering which cost ₹50.

This is an amazing place to visit for a tourist in Manali. The view from the castle is amazing. If you go at the perfect time of the year, you also see sunlight shining off the snow atop the mountains. The castle stores various relics of the past. The entry fee is fifty rupees per head, and parking space is there on the streets, though it is limited. I'd recommend this place for a short visit if you're in Manali ✌️

A place of great historical significance, renowned for its role in various films, including the iconic location for a song sequence in the movie "Jab We Met". It's a picturesque spot ideal for capturing breathtaking sunset views and stunning photographs.

Stayed here for the night. Good accomodation. They provided us with room heaters. Views are awesome especially at night with the lights on. Food was also great and delectable in ample quantities. Most of all the behaviour of the staff is great and are very helpful. A great experience that cannot be missed.

Beautiful views all around from windows of this Castle Naggar. Castle is one of the few places in Manali which reflects the culture of Himalayan people and shows the actual architecture of old days Well maintained, Ancient things kept inside. So many cultural haritage well stored. Ticket Price 50 rs per person

Naggar Castle is a beautiful picturesque place to be at, the castle holds a great history and architecture of Himachal. The view from here is breathtaking and can be composed to take beautiful portraiture and landscapes. There's a temple inside the premises which also has a great history, beautiful wooden carving can be seen and felt through out the place. Must visit!!

My favourite movie was shot here. The view is really beautiful and the castle has that anglo Indian architecture. It's really pretty

This place offers a captivating blend of history and scenic beauty. The medieval architecture, coupled with stunning views of the Kullu Valley, creates a unique experience. The castle's art gallery and museum provide insight into local culture. However, some areas may benefit from maintenance. Overall, Naggar Castle is a charming destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

This is a place you shouldn't miss when visiting Manali. This is a religious place along with a hot water spring bath that has separate bathing facilities for men and women. We can do puja here as well and the architecture of the temple looks very nice. However, I need to mention that the place is unclean and no toilets are present nearby. The toilets are far away and dirty, also a place for bathing is not very isolated.

The place has hot bath option

holy place. hot water is coming from unidentified place

Natural hot water spring. Well maintained public facility. Seperate sections for ladies and gentlemen. However there is no room to change clothes or even toilet.

Hot water bath facility at vasishta temple

A fantastic experience when ever u get tired from work, Trek go nd have a bath in kund nd u gonna be love it, it's remove all the tiredness nd u feel so relaxed

Holy place to have bath in the Kund. For ladies separate Kund available for bath, according to Hindu religion everyone shud take bath, who can reach over here. In this place Maharishi vashisht temple is situated. The road is too narrow for crossing two cars. Paid parking available here. Lot of shops available for food and shopping. Wooden Name plates you can buy on very cheap rates.

Free bath just few meters ahead from temple. Shoe rack is there and also hooks to hang your clothes.

Hot water Kund bathing area for ladies

During our trip to Rohtang Pass, we made a stop at Gulaba Viewpoint, and it proved to be a delightful spot for landscape photography. The panoramic views offered from this vantage point were simply breathtaking, providing ample opportunities to capture the beauty of the surrounding scenery. Whether it was the majestic mountains, lush valleys, or winding roads, every angle seemed to offer a picture-perfect moment. It's definitely a must-visit destination for photography enthusiasts looking to capture the stunning vistas of the Himalayas.

Great Place to be at with your loved ones, highly recomended for honeymooners as more than the population of manali you can see the honeymooners. Great Mountains covered with snow , Rohtang Pass truly amazing, gulaba everyting is simly amazing in manali.

If the visitors have a yen to find some adventure during their vacation, they can visit different tourist spots for enjoying various adventure sports. One of such interesting tourist spots is Gulaba. Gulaba is a village which is located just 20 kilometers away from the Manali’s main bus stop. Gulaba is located on the road to Rohtang Pass which is just 15 kilometers away from this village. Located at 4000 meters above the sea level, Gulaba has been famous tourist spot for skiing and other adventure sports. A scenic spot, Gulaba is covered in snow from November to February. When Rohtang Pass is closed for winter season, most of the tourists visit Gulaba for the winter sports such as the skiing and others. The people, who don’t want to ski, can climb up on steep slopes as it is less crowded and peaceful and just slide down and make a game of it. The authorities at Gulaba hill station have strive to provide lot of facilities to the visitors. There are some cafes and restaurants which provides facilities for food and beverages. Also, you can rent different equipments such as skis and other equipments which are required to enjoy the winter sports at Gulaba. People can also rent special clothing which is required for the skiing. Gulaba is located on the road which connects Manali to Rohtang Pass. It is also well connected to the other tourist places such as Solang Valley. Solang Valley is just 4 kilometers away from Gulaba. Kothi is also just 4 to 5 kilometers far from the Gulaba village.The nearest airport is Kullu Bhuntar airport. You can visit Gulaba by private taxi, car and jeep. In addition to that, HPTDC also runs regular buses to Gulaba on the way to Rohtang Pass. The visitors to Manali can also make arrangements to visit Gulaba by speaking with the travel desk at their hotel.

Beautiful getaway from downtown Manali. 💙 Driving up till here on smooth roads constructed by the Border Roads Organisation is an absolute delight. 💙 The terrain here looks pristine throughout the year. However it personifies nature's cheer during Spring and Autumn the most. 💙 LANDSCAPE Gorgeous BEST TIME OF THE DAY TO VISIT Noon THINGS TO AVOID Rough driving Loitering Honking THINGS TO DO Nature photography Forest Videography Hiking NATURAL LANDMARKS TO OBSERVE 5-7 trickles of melting snow transforming into gushing waterfalls. Deodar tree forests. Skulls of animals passed away organically in the mountains.

Gulaba view point is located 22 kilometres from Manali, Gulaba is situated on the way to Rohtang Pass, on the Leh-Manali Highway in amidst, picturesque snow-capped mountains and verdant green meadows with the Beas River adding opulence and serenity to its beauty, Known as a great snowy region, Gulaba is also famous amongst sports and adventure enthusiasts, who drive in large numbers to the village to partake in adventure activities. Some of the major activities one can enjoy here include skiing, trekking and hiking, as well as paragliding and snow-scooter riding. The natural landscape of Gulaba view point attracts a large number of tourists every year, who come here to soak in the beauty of the place. Furthermore, the views from here are nothing less than enchanting, guaranteed to make you feel peaceful here. A lot of the tourists who visit the Bhrigu Lake tend to stop by at Gulaba. It is here in the meadows of Gulaba, where you can even set up camps and enjoy the stunning sunset while stargazing at the glittery night sky.

I went for brighu lake trek gulaba is the starting point of brighu lake trek. From this view point one can see solang valley. You can even public transport from manali which goes towards rothang pass

This road is one of the best roads with some breathtaking views. Highly recommended with two wheelers for better enjoyment. Very nice and a must visit place.

Entry cum checkpoint to go towards Rohtang Pass. Last place to stop and use washrooms before going towards ice mountains of Rohtang Pass. You can take advance permit via online method if wishing to travel by own car.

Best place for snow fall, not much crowded, but very pleasant and clean place, we enjoyed a lot of snow and a beautiful valley view. Maggi is too costly 60 ₹per plate😜😜😜😜but eating in such a cold atmosphere give g8 feeling, horse riding is available but one can walk easily, washroom available

A must visit place in case the Solang pass is closed. You can enjoy snow. Magnificent views of the hills. The place is comparatively less crowded. The drive to Gulaba is very scenic. We stopped our car well before the Gulaba point because of excessive snow. There were local 4x4 Jeep operators that offered services to reach the Gulaba point. It's advisable to hire these vehicles because of their better control on snow covered roads as well as the driving skills of the drivers. The ride to Gulaba point was of around 10 minutes. We enjoyed the open jeep ride. It's advisable that you equip yourselves with right kind of clothes if you intend to play in the snow. Special clothes are available on rent in the village on the way. This package includes clothes along with boots and woollen socks.

I have visited this place in Nov-2018, you can reach here from Manali which is around 30 KMS, you will get warm clothes (snow dress) and shoes at starting point for rent. You can even take the skiing equipment for rent. A must visit place if Rohtang pass is closed for visitors. Loved it..!!! :)

🗻🏔️ Picturesque View🗻🏔️ The view is amazing from here and the air feels so pure here. The slightly chilly winds, the snow covered mountain tops, the lush green pine tree forest and the road that lead to gulaba point, everything is amazing.

A must watch spot in manali. Located near to vasisht Temple. You can reach there by trekking for almost 2 km. Through out journey will be memorable one. Very beautiful water falls with chilled water. There few shops were available at the main falls. You can have food from there. Leave 👍 if the review is help full to you

A good place with a decent trek, trek is not long but a little difficult, takes around 55-60 mins to reach the top. The view at the top is amazing.

Beautiful short hike to the waterfall and even better view when behind the falls. Do not forget to climb up to the falls which most of the tourists don't! You'll miss out on a very beautiful experience.

One of those treks where the journey and destination both are breathtakingly beautiful. From bahang, it's just a one hour trek but might be a little challenging for first-timers. If you've done treks before, this trek will be basic for you, still tricky at times due to slippery routes caused by snow in winters. There's another longer route (2.5 hrs) from Vashisht temple which is comparatively easier. Be prepared to feel a bit chilly near the waterfall since it sprays its cold fine mist on you. Lastly, I really recommend everyone to do this trek as it's SO worth it. The moment you witness the majestic waterfall with the ever-present rainbow at its base after the tiring trek, you'll be spellbound. I promise!

It's an amazing experience to walk through the dense forest and narrow path to reach the wonderful waterfall. The path to reach the waterfall looks little bit tougher but after completing half of the trek the path is easy to walk. The visuals are damn wonderful in the way to reach the waterfall. Its a 40-50 minutes trek and when you reach the top, you feel refreshed after seeing the wonderful waterfall.😊 Must go for it. If you reach there at the time of sun rays directly kissing the waterfall then you can enjoy the 1 or 2 rainbows 🌈 in the waterfall.

I went in Oct 2021, and it was the best experience in Manali to visit Jogini Waterfall. It's 3 kms from main market or bus stand. Manali is like a hidden settlement behind the mist of surprises and adventures. Every time you visit the town, you get to unveil another secret of its mystical existence. Jogini waterfall which starts from the famous Vashisht temple, Himachal Pradesh, is one-of-a-kind treks from Manali. Jogini waterfall meaning is derived from the name of the daughter of Lord Indra – Jogini who is said to be taking bath under the waterfall for a long time. Interestingly, locals of the place Vashisht also believe that several deities still live under the waterfall and hence it is strictly prohibited to make noise while touring through it. Well, other than mystic mythological side to the renowned Jogini falls, it offers you a tremendous experience of an amazing trek through an adventurous route. Initially, the trail will start with a moderate ascend and away through the mountain, but eventually, after some time, the trail will turn into a much steeper stony and muddy ascend. You will be walking over a route where at one side will be the mighty mountains to help you climb but on the other side, you will have a large valley going down as far as you can see with clouds floating almost at your height. Isn’t it so magical? You walking over a lonely trail with gigantic mountains walking right to you and clouds floating left to you. The entire trek is marked with dense and shallow forests of Oak and pine, and also lovely apple orchids. With Jogini falls trek distance of 6 km one side and an ascend to a height of 7,850 ft., it is considered as one of the most charming waterfalls in Himachal Pradesh. The trail finishes in such a way that by the time you are near to the sight, a melodic sound of the gushing waterfall starts ringing your ears and suddenly you see a sprinkling stream of crystal-clear water falling from a huge stony ridge, and forming several small rainbows on the ground. The best thing about the trek to Jogini falls, is its serenity and aloofness from the bustling of crowded towns. Not many of the tourist in Manali think to explore the beauty of this hidden mystical waterfall, therefore trudging over the trail it will be mostly you and your pals alone in the lap of secretive nature. Jogini waterfall weather and temperature coincides much with the weather of Manali. Early winters and late summers are an absolute delight to take this adventure. The mild cold yet pleasant weather will be extremely relaxing and non – exhausting. Especially, in summers you can also take a dip in the pool of water which forms just under the waterfall.

A little small Trek is needed to reach this beautiful waterfall. Plan to visit in the morning as there will be no rush during this time. Just don't litter around this place, as this is a very beautiful place. The views from the place are very good.

This place is for people who likes tracking. There is tracking for approx 5 hours which requires a lot of strength as the tracking is on straight mountains. There are 2 waterfalls, the small one is after 2 hours of tracking. The views was not mesmerizing, it was just ok.

It's a beautiful waterfall in Manali. One can walk from Vashisht Temple Or take the road. An auto will drop you at the base of the upper jogini falls from where it's just about 30 mins of climb. It's best viewed early in the morning when there are miniscule tourists. We were there around 7:30 am.

A challenging trek (particularly in the winter months due to slippery trail), well worth undertaking, leads to this gigantic waterfall. Although there are small waterfalls on the way, it's worth the effort and the views to hike up to the main waterfall. It's massive and full of water, quite a sight to behold.

Been here multiple times, the experience only gets better each time I visit. A small hike (need to be fit in order to complete it though) leads to the main falls. The place is beautiful beyond words. Only request to everyone visiting is to not play music or hoot or throw litter - it's a local religious and meditation site, please appreciate nature silently.

It's a must visit place if you are planning a vacation in Manali. It's a two hour Trek. But it's not that hard, if you have done trekking before it's a beginner level trekking. But the view and the experience is worth the Trek. Don't take too many luggage with you as it can make you slow. Carry essentials such as water and jackets. The view of waterfall is very breathtaking. You can enjoy ur time with friends and loved one after a long Trek. Food is available such as maggie, boiled sweet corn on the way to Trek and down. Wearing Trekking shoes are preferable as trekking in sandles are difficult as it has steep rocks and slippery ways ahead. So don't miss it..

It is so beautiful to be here, A clean waterfall comes from glacier above rohtang pass and connect with beas river, And there is trek also between the forest, it is more exciting place for teenagers and for adventures people.

Jogini Falls is a captivating waterfall located near the popular hill station of Manali in Himachal Pradesh, India. It is a natural wonder that enthralls visitors with its mesmerizing beauty and tranquil surroundings. Situated in the Vashisht Village, about 3 kilometers away from the main town of Manali, Jogini Falls is known for its cascading waters and picturesque setting. The waterfall is formed by the Jogini River, which originates from the glaciers of the Dhauladhar Range. To reach Jogini Falls, visitors can embark on a scenic trek that takes them through lush green forests, charming villages, and meandering trails. The hike to the falls is relatively easy, making it accessible to people of various fitness levels. Along the way, trekkers are treated to panoramic views of the snow-capped mountains, terraced fields, and the serene Beas River flowing through the valley. As you approach Jogini Falls, the sound of gushing water becomes more prominent, building anticipation for the majestic sight that awaits. The waterfall cascades down from a height of approximately 150 feet, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The water plunges into a pool below, surrounded by rocks and greenery, forming a picturesque and tranquil setting. Jogini Falls holds great significance for the local community, as it is associated with the Jogini Mata Temple, located at the base of the waterfall. The temple is dedicated to the goddess Jogini, and it attracts devotees who come to seek blessings and pay their respects. The temple adds a spiritual touch to the overall experience of visiting Jogini Falls. Apart from its natural beauty and religious significance, Jogini Falls also offers a refreshing escape from the bustling tourist areas of Manali. The peaceful ambiance and the soothing sound of the waterfall create a serene atmosphere that allows visitors to connect with nature and find solace in its beauty. It is important to note that swimming in the pool beneath the waterfall is not advisable due to the strong currents and unpredictable water levels. Visitors are encouraged to admire the falls from a safe distance and follow any guidelines provided by the local authorities. Jogini Falls is best visited during the summer and monsoon seasons, from April to October, when the waterfall is at its fullest due to the melting snow and increased rainfall. The lush green surroundings, blooming flowers, and the cool mist from the waterfall create a refreshing and rejuvenating experience for visitors. A visit to Jogini Falls offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and spirituality. It provides an opportunity to connect with nature, unwind in a serene environment, and witness the awe-inspiring beauty of one of Manali's hidden gems.

I recently visited Jogini Falls near Manali, and it was an unforgettable experience. Here's what makes it so special: Scenic Beauty: Jogini Falls is like a hidden gem in the mountains. The waterfall cascades down gracefully, surrounded by lush green 🌳 and 🪨. It's so peaceful and beautiful, like a scene from a fairy tale. Food Court: Near the waterfall, there's a small food court. I enjoyed some local snacks and tea here. The food is simple but delicious, and eating with the view of the falls is just amazing. Trekking Activities: The trek to Jogini Falls is an adventure itself. It's not too difficult, making it perfect for beginners. The path is surrounded by nature, and the sound of the waterfall gets louder as you get closer, which is really exciting. Travel Distance: Jogini Falls is about 3 kilometers from Vashisht Village, which is quite close to Manali. It takes about an hour to reach the falls by foot from Vashisht. The walk is enjoyable and not too tiring. Why Famous: This waterfall is famous for its natural beauty and the serene atmosphere. It's a great place to relax and enjoy nature away from the busy life of the city. Why Visit: If you love nature and hiking, you should definitely visit Jogini Falls. It's a perfect place to spend a day, enjoy the scenery, and have fun trekking. Specialty: What's special about Jogini Falls is how it makes you feel so close to nature. The sound of the water, the greenery, and the fresh air are so refreshing. Nearby Places: After visiting the falls, you can also explore Vashisht Village, which has a beautiful temple and hot springs. It’s a great place to learn about local culture and relax. In conclusion, Jogini Falls is a must-visit for anyone coming to Manali. It's not just a waterfall; it's an experience of nature, adventure, and tranquility. I can't wait to visit again!

The view from Jogini in Winters is breath taking. There are a number of Waterfalls at Jogini depending upon the season that you visit in. You will have to walk/trek your way up the mountain if you wish to view the bigger falls. It usually takes about 30 mins - 1 hour for the whole walk both sides included.

An easily accessible, beautiful area spoiled by excessive amounts of trash. It's a 20 minute walk up from the main road. Or you can walk from Old Manali, walk past Manu Temple, take the steps left after Rocky Cafe and then go right into the forest towards the Flintstones Camp. Follow the lovely path until you finally reach an apple orchard. Follow a small path right which takes you down to a lodge. Follow the road parallel to the river towards Goshal Village. There is a small wooden bridge to the right. Follow the locals. The path will take you to the main road, turn right and the first road on the left takes you up to the falls. Once at the falls, there are two paths. A steep path on the left gets you close to the falls (and above the trashline). Great views but be cautious. For the path on the right (you'll see stone steps) cross a small bridge and go past the shrine. Up and behind the shrine, there's a cool, small, friendly tea shop. Recommended. Overall, definitely worth a visit and a very nice hike from Old Manali.

Jogini Waterfalls is one of a kind.One must park the vehicle at the bottom and begin trekking there.There is no entry fee.Its an adventurous trekking and can be tiring for beginners.Persons with any kind of health issues must refrain from attempting this trek.There are 2 paths- one leads to the bottom of the waterfall where we can feel the cool breeze of the jogini .The other leads to a view point where we can experience the beauty There are maggi shops at the bottom where we can satisfy our hunger after the trek.There are many stray dogs too who guide us through the mountains and are extremely friendly to the outsiders

Very beautiful hike. There are 2 sides. The right side is very nice and easy with a path to the bottom view but i think there is a fee. The left side is local and free although many young guys will tell you that a guide is needed but dont believe it. It will take 15-30 minutes depending on your ability. Do not attempt in wet conditions as there are steep dirt slopes and it could be dangerous. The view is worth it as it is very beautiful 😍

The trek to reach the falls adds to the adventure, offering stunning views. The waterfall itself is mesmerizing, surrounded by lush greenery. Visit during weekend to enjoy the tranquility, as weekends get a bit crowded but it is worth it. Nature lovers, this is a must-see!"

Beautiful place . Very Close to main manali mall road . Here you will get 2 adventures - 1 is seeing a mesmerising waterfall view and another is - You will enjoy a trekking experience at hills to see this mesmerising view . So if coming to Manali - Rohtang trip ,dont miss this beautifull place . More Info. : Ajju96 (Youtube)

This waterfalls is a real beauty to gaze at. You need to trek 1.5kms to reach the waterfalls. There are actually two different routes. One leads to a place where you can take a dip in the waterfalls. Other to a viewpoint. It’s formed by a tributary of river Beas. The stream from this waterfalls then joins with the Beas river in Kullu. If you are lucky enough, you can spot a rainbow 🌈 near the waterfalls. This captivating waterfalls is a romantic destination. The flow of the waterfalls is heavy after monsoons. We visited during June. You have to park you vehicle at the entrance and trek uphill to reach the waterfalls. There is no entry fee. There are a few snack shops on the way. The view of the waterfalls and the surrounding nature is quite extraordinary. The water is almost always cold. It’s a refreshing experience to trek all the way upto the falls. There are some stray dogs that are all set to guide you through the way. You can also spot a lot of pines trees. You can also get maggi or tea from the maggi points after the trek. The waterfall also has a mythical story connected to it. Jogini waterfalls is believed to be the place where Joginis, the daughters of Indra whose to take baths. The area around the falls and the forest is considered to be sacred filled with feminine energy. It is believed to be a place where one of the Shakthi Peethas fell. A temple of Jogini mata is also located at the base of the waterfalls and hence the name.

Absolutely worth visiting! There are multiple trek routes to this waterfall, but I highly recommend taking the one starting right beside Myoho Homestay in Bahang village. It's comparatively easier, shorter (around 45 mins), picturesque, and you'll most probably get a fur companion as well 😄 We trekked to the Jogini falls, spent a good chunk of time there, then crossed over from the space behind the waterfall (it's a little tricky and risky, so please have some company and get shoes with a good grip). Once you cross over to the opposite mountain, you can continue to trek down to Village Vashist, via a beautiful forest with Pine trees. Bonus: You might catch a rainbow when the sun comes out ❤️

This place has the best view of Manali. One side you can see the mesmerizing Jogini waterfall and the other side you can see mountains covered in snow. You have to do a trecking to reach the waterfall and its worth watching.

We visited in the month of March. The water flow was moderate. There are 2 routes to reach the fall. First, from Vashisht temple, a picturesque route with moderate to high difficult trekking. Second, start from the main road, initial phase of the trekking is very easy but after 400m trek becomes challenging. However, we can shift to first route after 400m mark, if the flow of water is not heavy. In short, first route is longer but relatively easier than second one. Very limited parking space and high traffic in first route. Recommended if you are hiring local cabs or travelling with driver. We opted the first route to reach the jogini fall (2 km approx) and get down through second route (1.2 km approx). Our driver dropped us at Vashisht temple and picked up in the parking of second route.

Nice trek of about 1.5hrs from the street. Beautiful views. Worth the climb. Can play in the water falls at the top when flow is less and walk around behind it. Great experience.

Manu Temple is an old temple located at a distance of 3 km from the main market of Manali is dedicated to the Manu who was acknowledged to be the creator of this world. To make your way to the shrine, you need to trespass a narrow road, this place is a perfect blend of comfort and exploration. gorgeous surroundings of the Beas River Valley, peace and beautiful location. visited in 2018

It is an old temple dedicated to sage Manu - the Indian Sage, who was believed to be the creator of this world. It is located in old Manali town far from busy and crowded place in Manali. It is highly recommended to visit this temple on foot as it'll let you experience local touch of the town. On the way you'll get a step closer to the mother Nature. The beauty surrounding the Temple will get amplified once you have reached the temple. On the way you'll encounter old local house, a lots of cafes and haven to backpackers as there are lots of hostels in the nearby.

Good temple and old Manali architecture but very poorly maintained, have beautiful sculptures of God and goddesses but being not looked after. Very sad to see condition of this beautiful temple. Locals were playing cricket outside inside it's boundary. The concerned authorities should immediately do something and hand it over to archaeological survey for its upkeep, otherwise a beautiful treasure.

This temple is dedicated to Sage Manu, who is believed to be creator of human race. This temple is located in old Manali. You can take an auto till up, as there is a short climbing there. Overall it’s a good place to visit.

Manu is the reason for this city being called as Manali. Small little nice temple. One need to talk around 60 80 steps to reach temple as car can't come till the door. But a good one. One gets a nice snow cap mountain on the background making this temple very serene

It's a newer temple built in an indigenous style. But I didn't find it fascinating. We went there late in the evening, so instead of seeing the temple more, we took a walk through the narrow roads, though people's houses and the places there, which was rewarding as we saw the local people, their life and had a great chat in the process.

The Manu Temple is located in the Old Manali region of Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India. It is dedicated to the sage Manu, who is believed to be the creator of the human race according to Hindu mythology. The temple is situated in a serene and picturesque location along the banks of the Beas River, surrounded by lush green forests and towering mountains. The architecture of the temple is traditional Himachali, with intricate wood carvings and a pagoda-style roof. The temple is revered by locals and is a popular religious and tourist attraction in Manali. It offers a tranquil and spiritual atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful and serene experience.

At first, I was feeling tired, and there was a slight rain for about 5 minutes. I contemplated skipping this place after hearing that I had to walk 1 km to visit the temple. However, after a rejuvenating cup of coffee, I decided to give it a go and took an auto-rickshaw, which charged 100 rupees for a one-way trip. To my surprise, the place turned out to be fantastic, with stunning views of snow-capped mountains. I felt reluctant to leave and ended up spending almost an hour there, capturing breathtaking pictures and immersing myself in the mesmerizing scenery. It was definitely worth the visit!

It's fine if you don't visit! Nothing interesting at the destination. The journey towards destination is amazing. If you love mountains & trees.. You should visit the place. You can have a glimpse of the Jana Waterfalls (which I call Nahin-Jana Waterfalls) and also the view from the journey

Beautiful and quite location. Waterfall is very attractive and one can take good pictures in selfie mode and in groups. Best part is the two dhabas serving local food that is surprisingly cheap but astonishingly tasty and nutritious...Red rice, Mustard leaf curry, corn flour chapati baked on firewood, rajma curry, nigri pickles, Siddu and jaggery.

Do have traditional food freshly prepared by this local family. It's delicious and yummy. Their two little children love Cadbury silk ..remember to carry for them.

Nice waterfall, you can enjoy zipline nad other activities. There are many stalls that allow you to sit close to waterfall. There are many levels of waterfall if you trek up, only couple of them are commercialized. If you trek further you can enjoy better view and peace.

Very serene place 10-12 kms from Naggar castle. Drive wasn't very smooth as it was off-road for most part. Very peaceful and nice place. Must try the local food from the shops there are. We trekked till top and that was magical. Zip line is also there if u wish to do it . Lots of greenery also which was more beautiful that waterfall itself

I visited there on Monday and there were not many people. There are local restaurants which offers "Siddu" as their authentic dish which is okay to try only once and a 100rs Curry Rice looked more steep than the terrain for the top of waterfall. Check out the video and photos of the waterfall and try to visit Himachal in Jan, you would see snow. Follow me for more reviews!.😉

Visit Jana waterfall not only for the waterfall itself but mainly for the local Himachali lunch thaali you'll find right near the waterfall, at Sagar Thakur Dhaba. It's very filling and extremely tasty! The route is very beautiful and picturesque, but also, a little steep and rocky. So I recommend visiting anytime, but monsoon, as it might be difficult to reach. Also, it's better if you visit and get back during the sunlight hours itself, because once the sun is down, you might find it slightly difficult to drive. You can easily take a rented vehicle or your own.

Peaceful Destination... Lap of nature amazing waterfall.. You can enjoy local food here. Jana water fall approx 35KM from manali.. 2 Hours journey one side .. You can enjoy Adventure activities here...

It's a good place to visit. Very less people know about this place. There two or three local food joints there. If you want to eat good and authentic local himachali food then try Sagar thakur dhaba instead of much hyped Maniram dhaba. Maniram dhaba is only hype. Sagar serves the best food.

Awesome place to visit in naggar. Peacefull and quite. Best time is early morning when you can actually be there all by yourself. Short solo trek is the best part. Also try the thali served by the first restaurant when you arrive by a guy named Gautam.

It was overall nice experience visiting Jana Waterfall. But one thing i must say that the journey is much more beautiful than the destination. There are little dhabas which serves you delicious authentic himachli cusine like makki ki roti ..lingdi ki sbji..siddu...local rajmah..red rice..and other home grown veggies... you can have a short treak around the waterfall as well...

Not so photogenic place. Not calling either. Not picturisqe also. Unclean. Good scene all around to reach there. Local food to eat.. Okok. Kadhi chawal, pickle was tasty.

You can enjoy a wonderful experience. You need to trek for 5 min to view the real beauty of the waterfall. Must try the local food available near the waterfall. The journey going through the hill will give thrill and suggesting to have good functional motor vehicles or can book the cab. Don't drive without having experience in driving in hill stations.

Jana fall 10 km far from naggar.. An there u can enjoy lockal food with yummy test... Its on high altitude 2200 mtr... View are so amezing there...

Nice place if one prefers a quieter place compared to touristy places. There is a dirt road trek among devdar trees which was good since no traffic. The waterfall itself is not very big. The local food is excellent (we ate in first restaurant - which has seating at multiple levels)

Such a beautiful place for lunch. Had local food amidst waterfall. Will remember for life.

It was amazing.......view was so exciting and here you can share maggi with your partner while sitting on a waterfall side ....very easy to reach out there ...just 5min(4 to 500m) away from the highway...... amazing experience

Don't expect a big waterfall and go there, you'll be disappointed. It's a small waterfall, very small. I took a bike on rent and went there. The ride was good. It was a very nice ride. I had fun. Enjoy the journey. Near the waterfall there is a small Dhaba where you can have local Himachali food. It was fine, it wasn't that great. If you like riding bikes go for it otherwise I would suggest you to go somewhere else.

This water fall is mesmerizing view and refreshing eye caughter view

Waterfall is okay but the food that local restaurants/dhabas provide is amazing.

The place gives you a peep in the life and work of great artist, philosopher and scientist family of Mr. Roerich. The wooden house looks beautiful and the rooms, which are well maintained, can be seen from the windows. These rooms also give an idea about the instruments they used. Apart from the house the whole area is covered in greenary and offers you spectacular view of valley and mountain.

Wonderful to see how russians were mesmerized by our culture and traditions. Museum depicts how they were influenced by Indians and even Russian trends. It depicts the lifestyle alongwith the history of the Roerich family and ancient russian and indian relationships.

Mesmerizing Memorial collection of thing used by Nicholas Roerich and his relatives like book, cars, dinner table, cloths etc. this place is very beautiful where you can take lots of pictures. From the place you can see mountains covered with snow also. This place is divided into 2 parts. I part where you take ticket and see place where Nicholas Roerich stay along with his belonginess. Other part you need to climb way staircases to visit Museum where lots of paintings and you can see Himachal culture things. Both pace have 1 valid ticket only. When you climb via staircases you can see beautiful garden and lot of greenery. There are few bench for rets also. Overall Mesmerizing place contains Nicholas Roerich memories, Himachal culture experience and nature beauty

I visited here few weeks back and it is an OK place. There is nothing different at this place. It is very far from Manali and Kullu. You should not visit here in late evenings because the place will become lonely. Try to go in groups during day time for the view.

#The Urusvati Himalayan Research Institute# After visiting the Roerich Art gallery you can walk 200 m uphill to this amazing place of Himalayan research . You have walk up to reach this place .Nice view of the nagger city . You can also take rest and relax on the way to this center . Beautifully maintained compact collection To visit the Urusvati museum of folklore, one need to take some extra 200 steps uphill. It is worth the extra effort you take because the way up is really picturesque. The museum is well maintained and imparts knowledge too. Beside this, there’s Roerich International centre which showcases the reproduction of Master's creations. And one is allowed to take photographs.

Loved the place , peeping through the window(only option) gives you the glimpse of Roerich family. A Russian Monk and his multi-talented wife and sons. Their connection to First Lady of Indian Cinema. Whoohoo what extraordinary life Roerich family had. Bought their books and paintings. If you come here come to take away the curiosity and story. I am sure going to spend some time reading and understanding them.

The International Roerich Memorial Trust (IRMT) was founded in 1992-93 on the initiative of Svetoslav Roerich and his spouse Devika Rani with the support of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of India, the Government of India and the Government of Himachal Pradesh to preserve and promote the heritage of the outstanding Russian family of the Roerichs and develop the holy Roerich Estate into a world-class museum, educational, scientific and cultural center.

According to me, this is the best place to visit in Manali. Roerich memorial trust is simple, but when you are here, you can feel like you are time travelled to back. The house , garden, outhouse, their grave, workmen colony, everything will gave you a different feeling. Cool and calmest place in Manali. Obviously ❤️

Must visit! Amazing place to experience how Roerich family lived in Himalaya. With beautiful view and peaceful atmosphere. Everything is just great and full of bliss. The museum itself and hindu temples near by.

Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Hampta Pass offers an unforgettable trekking experience that captivates adventurers with its breathtaking scenery and rugged terrain. As a seasoned trekker, I recently embarked on the journey to discover the hidden treasures of this mountainous paradise, and the experience surpassed all expectations. The journey begins in the picturesque town of Manali, where trekkers gather before setting off into the wilderness. From the outset, the trail captivates with its diverse landscapes, from lush forests and meandering rivers to towering peaks and snow-capped mountains. Each step reveals a new vista, fueling the sense of wonder and excitement that accompanies every trekker on this unforgettable journey. One of the highlights of the trek is undoubtedly the ascent to Hampta Pass itself. As we climbed higher and higher, the air grew thinner, but the views became increasingly spectacular. Finally reaching the summit, we were rewarded with panoramic vistas of snow-capped peaks stretching as far as the eye could see. It’s a moment that stays with you long after the trek is over, a testament to the raw beauty and grandeur of the Himalayas. But the allure of Hampta Pass extends beyond its stunning scenery. Along the way, trekkers are treated to encounters with local wildlife, encounters with friendly shepherds, and moments of quiet contemplation amidst the tranquil beauty of the mountains. Whether camping beneath a starlit sky or sharing stories around a crackling campfire, each day on the trail is filled with unforgettable experiences and cherished memories. Of course, no trek would be complete without hearty meals to fuel the journey, and the culinary offerings on the Hampta Pass trek do not disappoint. From hot cups of chai to steaming plates of dal and rice, each meal is a welcome respite after a day of trekking, providing the sustenance needed to continue the adventure. In conclusion, the Hampta Pass trek is a must-visit destination for any adventurer seeking to explore the natural beauty of the Himalayas. With its stunning scenery, diverse landscapes, and unforgettable experiences, this trek offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with nature and discover the true spirit of adventure.

Great experience, avoid going with private vehicle until and unless you have SUVs or 4x4. The road is not government owned (private property of Dam Authorities, so the condition is very bad. But once you reach there you will be experiencing heaven.

This is the best trek in Summers …. It’s a 20-25 km trek … which gives the best experience of life . Must visit

A land pulled down from heaven, filled with raging rivers, beautiful pine trees, and green plains. I did a short trek here to Chikka camp (Hamta Pass Trek Base Camp), and the beauty I witnessed was unparalleled. I can't imagine how much I would see on the full trek. If you're interested in trekking, then this is the place for you!

Not to crowded . Road conditions are average, Some time you experience off road trip.

Superb 5 day trek in the midst of the mountains. Needs slight fitness since day 2 and 3 climb is a bit steep and long. But totally worth all the effort. Must do for amazing views. Preferably do this trek during June-July as it starts getting very cold after September

A lifetime experience. A very beautiful trek. Starting from the walks through the trees, to muddy patches and rocky terrains, & finally through the snow glaciers, we crossed everything that came in our way. Those windy nights, tanned skin, delicious food, exhausted body, low oxygen levels, variety of flowers, slippery glaciers, long walks, masti at the campsites will never leave my memories. . PS: I still can't forget those numb legs after the river crossing with naked legs in freezing cold water.

This trek has the most blissful views of all others that i did. Me and my friends did this trek in the month of march and we had the best possible weather conditions. The trek is difficult but it also gives promising views and experiences. The valleys are mesmerising and you will also encounter many streams which have crystal clear water.

What a Beauty 😍, Hampta Pass trek changed within myself. Before the trek starts there is no electricity or network, which for me is the best way to understand the mountains and respect and be blessed for everything you come across.. ° All the base camps are amazing , food throughout was better . ° It's not hard , it's just moderate trek. Anyone can do it. ° You come across Indrasan and Deo Tibba , which are mountain peaks. ° The snow covered peaks , Yes they are majestic and beautiful at the same time. ° Balu ka ghera basecamp was favourite of all.. The best time will be once after first snow, you can do this even in May-June for pristine greenery around.

One of the best treks ever in the Himachal Pradesh. Before this trek i didn't have any multi day trekking experience. But after doing this 5 day trek, I got to see the versatile landscapes throughout the journey. Going from kullu valley to spiti valley by crossing the hampta pass was one of the unique experiences. I got to see so many flowers, Greenery , mountain peaks, and waterfalls. This trek has it all.

Hamta Pass is one of the most amazing treks for beginners to Himalayan trekking.The pass at an elevation of 14,280 ft has been a very old trade route, connecting Lahaul’s Chandra Valley and Kullu valley of Himachal Pradesh, India. The trek also offers a contrast from the lush green valley of Kullu to the dry and arid valley of Spiti. The visit to Chandratal Lake completes another satisfying element in terms of view to the trek. Take a bus from New Delhi/Chandigarh for Manali and get down at Patlikuhal (20 kms before Manali) Transport options are readily available from Patlikuhal for Rumsu village. Sumo – 700 INR while small car – 500 INR. Once at Rumsu village follow the trail for Kailashrath Treks base camp. Note: If you are staying already in Manali, take a direct cab for Rumsu village (26 kms) Camping and folklore go hand in hand at Hampta Pass Trek, which differentiates it from any other treks in Himachal. Also known as Himachal's Valley of Flowers, this pass is located in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas. Besides, the Hampta Pass height, at 14,100 feet (4,298 meters), offers glaciers, fast-flowing rivers, challenging terrain, steep, rocky, and vertical climb, and way more than any ordinary trek.

Peaceful and beautiful place for nature lovers. It's our luck to see and enjoy such a heavenly place. Every trekker should consider this place in their list to visit. We took approx. 3 hrs to reach at beas kund from dundhi.

Truly an amazing place and Such a scenic location! in every month of they year. If you are looking for a short but amazing trek this is it! I will recommend going here anytime except Monsoon as it is a place where cloud bursts is a thing. and in winters make sure you have experts in your team! well my company also organize these treks so you can ping me for more Answers! #GoTrekking

Outstanding view of the lake , after 1 day of trek we finally reached this holy kund This is the origin of beas lake , whr rishi beas use to meditate and bath Its not advised to bath inside this lake not safe ,do not try Nature is very beautiful and help keeping it clean , dont throw plastic and polybags and read trekking adequates it will help

Its one Day trek if you start early you can arrive this place in 4-5 hours . No brek in this time.  altitude can reach up to 4000 m or more. On difficult treks, the chances of altitude sickness are high. The weather is constantly changing. If you want to night haut there you have to carry all things. There is no camping site .You have to carry your camps. Suggestion: travel with groups and guide it helps you . Water and food you have to carry with you there is no mid way shops and villages so try to carry all medical facilities also. This place is a origan of beas river. Sometime there is a army camps are there who can support you for suplement and food but try to carry foods. It it little bit mordrate trek Taxi are available from Manali and solang. Ongoing routes for sishu atul tunnel so dony worry about the vehicle from solang. Trek starting point is ongoing route from Solang to Atul tunnel

One of the best tracking and camping experience,Hidden gem of Himachal.Tracking experience was excellent and camping was amazing.Cross number of mountain to reach Beas kund.2 days is enough for this track,please go for it,amazing place with some memorable experience

The mountains around are majestic making the view mesmerising. You can see Dhauladhar range on the left and Pir Panjal on the right. The kund has water melting from the glaciers from both these ranges.

It was the great adventurous activity I've ever done

What a surreal experience it was to climb to Lady Leg and look at Beas Kund from there! The whole trek walked us by the Beas river and we saw how the river expands. From the top at Lady Leg we saw the glacier that was pouring out water to the Beas Kund and how the river then continued on. Witnessing this phenomenon was one of the greatest experiences in my life! Pictures can't even begin to describe what the real experience was.

Beas kund this is the another lovely and magnificient treck surronded with hard mountains like hanumaan tibba and friendship peak.this is place where maharishi vedvyas g perform medidation for there peanace and also did long sadhna .this place is easily accessible not very tough and have a nice snow capturing mountains view.

Easily one of the best day hikes i have ever done. I went in august and there were flowers blooming everywhere. The moment you see the lake you realize how beautiful it is. It has exceptional views of glaciers and snowy mountains. PS. The hike is slightly on the difficult side as the route is rocky.

Beas Kund is my favorite trek in Himachal as not only the destination is beautiful but the journey is beautiful too. The entire landscape is covered with colors here and the valley looks absolutely magical in the night. The lake also is quite gorgeous and sparkling clean.

One of the most beautiful places that I hike.. this was an amazing experience, 4 days trekking going up to 3900m. Every night we slept at the same place and from there every morning we took different trail. We had a local guide 50 year old or more and he was the best thing we can get, so professional, we felt safe with him 100%. Looks like he born in the mountains.. he know everything.. simply a pleasure ! Highly recommend ! !

It was a great trek, it takes a bit longer to reach the spot. It takes plenty of courage and motivation to complete the trek in a single day as there are 2 green hills and the rest are morons to climb them. Carry enough food and water while going there. Also, do not carry heavy bags with you. It will be great if you can start the trek early in the morning before 7, still you would be facing tanning. It needs at least 6-7hours to complete the trek if you don't take too many breaks.

Situated in the heart of Manali, the Museum of Himachal Culture & Folk Art is a treasure trove that provides visitors with a captivating journey through the rich cultural tapestry of Himachal Pradesh. The museum is a celebration of the state's diverse heritage, showcasing its traditional art, crafts, and customs. Exhibits at the museum offer a comprehensive insight into the daily lives, rituals, and traditions of the people of Himachal. From intricately crafted artifacts and traditional costumes to exhibits depicting local festivals and religious practices, each section of the museum tells a unique story, highlighting the cultural diversity of the region.

See here culture and tradition of Himachali people. The type of houses; stone, wooden utensils; cloth; jwellery; wood carving are displayed here.

The Museum is a completely unique and awesome series of unknown and rare antiques of the kingdom. It demonstrates the almost extinct articles that in reality show the forgotten culture, artwork and handicraft of Himachal Pradesh. The Museum shows fashions of temples, antique houses and forts, conventional dresses, utensils, musical and ritual units, timber carvings and diverse other articles. The museum is lovely but many artifacts and historic gadgets that can be of fascination to people journeying the location. totally encouraged in case you want to get to recognise the local ancient history of the region. The museum is clean and well maintained and much less crowded for the reason that it would not appear to be a museum. it's very well embellished with precise collectives of historical time. No one there for guiding or taking care of this place nor explaining the information about things kept there, people are visiting inside with no common sense, making noise touching the artefacts and so on. i suggest the authority to give someone authority to take care of the museum.

A very interesting place to visit if you want to know about the history, food, culture and habits of the people of this region. We saw a lot of interesting artifacts such as cooking utensils, ornaments, weights/measures, models of historical buildings, wood carvings, vintage photographs, coins and tools. It's a small museum so you can finish within 1 hour of timeline but it is definitely worth that time.

Review of Himachal Museum of Art and Culture I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Himachal Museum of Art and Culture, and I must say that it was a truly enriching experience. Located in the scenic state of Himachal Pradesh, this museum stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the region. Upon entering the museum, I was immediately struck by its well-curated exhibits and the attention to detail in presenting the art and culture of Himachal Pradesh. The museum offers a comprehensive collection of artifacts, artworks, and historical objects that provide a glimpse into the vibrant history and diverse traditions of the region. The museum showcases a wide range of art forms, including paintings, sculptures, textiles, and woodwork. Each exhibit is accompanied by detailed descriptions, offering valuable insights into the significance and symbolism behind the artworks. The arrangement of the exhibits is thoughtful, allowing visitors to navigate through the different sections and themes with ease. One of the highlights of the museum is its collection of traditional Himachali paintings. The intricate brushwork and vivid colors used in these artworks are truly captivating. The museum does an excellent job of preserving and displaying these delicate paintings, allowing visitors to appreciate the skill and craftsmanship of the artists. Another aspect that impressed me was the inclusion of interactive displays and multimedia presentations. These features enhance the visitor experience by providing additional context and a deeper understanding of the art and culture of Himachal Pradesh. It was fascinating to learn about the various rituals, festivals, and customs through audio-visual aids. The museum staff deserves special commendation for their knowledge and enthusiasm. They were approachable and eager to answer any questions, offering valuable insights and anecdotes about the exhibits. Their passion for preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of Himachal Pradesh was evident throughout my visit. The ambiance of the museum is serene and inviting. The architecture of the building blends harmoniously with the surrounding landscape, creating a tranquil setting for exploring the exhibits. The well-maintained gardens and outdoor spaces provide a pleasant retreat, allowing visitors to relax and reflect upon their museum experience. In terms of facilities, the museum offers amenities such as a gift shop and a café, which adds to the overall convenience and enjoyment of the visit. The museum's dedication to accessibility is also worth mentioning, as it provides wheelchair accessibility and accommodates visitors with special needs. Overall, my visit to the Himachal Museum of Art and Culture was a delightful and educational experience. It is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Himachal Pradesh. The museum's well-curated exhibits, knowledgeable staff, and beautiful setting make it a standout attraction in the region. I highly recommend a visit to this museum to all art enthusiasts and culture seekers alike.

This is must visit and has less looked after. Its cheap to enter this place and take a view of the culture of Himachal and history... Often not visited i guess... well maintained and nice history. You have to swim thru the shopping lanes to reach this place.

If you want to know about the history, food, culture and habits of the people of this region, you can visit the museum. You can see many interesting artifacts like cooking utensils, ornaments, models of historical buildings, wood carvings, vintage pictures, etc. Coins and tools. It showcases almost extinct articles that vividly showcase the forgotten culture, art and handicrafts of Himachal Pradesh. The museum displays models of temples and forts, traditional costumes, utensils, musical and ritual instruments, wood carvings and various other items. It is a small museum near Hidimba Devi temple. Entry fee is only Rs.20.

The Musium about Kullu, Himachal's local culture and old Houses with daily use items at home.

It is a small one.10-20 rs entry fee. Just after the dhatotkach tree you will find the museums. It will not take more than 45 min. It's showing some history and culture.

Nice place. Located in the scenic state of Himachal Pradesh, this museum stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the region. The museum staff deserves special commendation for their knowledge and enthusiasm. One of the highlights of the museum is its collection of traditional Himachali paintings.

The Museum is a unique and extraordinary collection of unknown and rare antiques of the state. It demonstrates the almost extinct articles that clearly display the forgotten culture, art and handicraft of Himachal Pradesh. The Museum displays models of temples, old houses and forts, traditional dresses, utensils, musical and ritual instruments, wood carvings and various other articles.

Contents of museum is very less,museum was not arranged properly although some good articles are depicting Himachal culture contents needs to be increase it seems that Himachali were using only a few varieties of articles.