One
of the most popular hill stations in India, Manali is in the middle of the
mountain slopes, with spell-binding views, charming streams, fairy-tale-like
fog surrounding little hidden cottages and a lingering scent of pines and
freshness. The heavy influx of tourists has led to the exploitation of Manali
as a tourist destination, though the surrounding areas are still relatively
untouched. Nevertheless, this is one place that should definitely be on your
bucket list. There are various offbeat destinations near Manali for a peaceful
vacation which are given below:
1.
Sethan, in Hamta Valley
A
very famous destination for skiing in winters & a campsite in the summer
season, Sethan is, without any doubt, one of the best tourist spots close to
Manali — mainly if the plan is of relaxing for some time. Enclosed by mountains
higher than 4,000 metres, Sethan remains an unaffected Buddhist city. It is
also an offbeat town for snow activities like Snowboarding and Skiing, but it
is not incorporated in almost all Manali
Tour Packages by the tour providers.
2.
Babeli Nature Park
A
must-watch tourist spot if you would like to just sit in the circuit of the
environment; the sound of the gushing waters of Beas River and birds chirping
are frequently the only sounds heard here. Babeli is as well an admired place
for river rafting. Park timing slots are 6 am to 6:30 pm. Travel Time from
Kullu is 1 hour & 15 minutes.
3.
Naggar Castle
Naggar,
one of the top destinations to visit in Manali and all around is famous for its
very old temples, the Naggar Castle and the Roerich Art Gallery, but stay away
from the landmarks to enjoy a little solitude. Spotted with stone and wooden
cottages and buildings, basking in gentle sunshine, the town will make you sit
up and become aware of its structural design. And you won’t get tired of
looking at the snow-capped mountains, the small villages and the river Beas
around. Travel time from Manali/Kullu to here is 50 minutes.
4. Hallan Valley
At
less than 25 km from Manali (towards Kullu) one of the smallest valleys lies in
Himachal Pradesh called Hallan Valley. Delightfully occupied by local Himachali
with landscapes filled with the unspoilt environment, Hallan Valley guarantees
an uninterrupted vacation. The only unsatisfactory thing is, though, there are
no permanent working Guest House in the whole valley, but a small number of
homestays and various Best
Hotels in Manali which are working permanently.
5. Manalsu Nala,
Old Manali
The
Manalsu Nala is a segment of the River Manalsu, which divides new Manali and
old Manali, and one of the many angling and fishing spots which you will
discover close to Manali. You can reserve a window, a guide and tools for
fishing with your trip provider or your hotel. The route to the place is
throughout the old Manali town, which exudes a friendly and an approximately
hippie vibe; if that motivates you, do put in it to your list of spots to
travel in Manali. 10 minutes is the travelling Time from New Manali to here.
6. Fojal Valley
Situated
almost the middle between Kullu and Manali, Fojal Valley is an extremely
offbeat & a non-famous valley, in Himachal Pradesh, it has no more than a
dozen small villages. Talking of its position, Fojal Valley increases
approximately vertically to Kullu Valley close to the Patlikuhl town, earlier
than it splits itself into 2 halves, with the town of Fojal (the complete
valley as well shares the same name ‘Fojal’) being situated in the middle,
stand-in as the transportation centre for the whole valley.
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