Take a Manali Tour From Mumbai

[Andrew Paul]

When you take a Manali tour from Mumbai, you will have plenty of options. You can choose from three or seven-day packages and enjoy a variety of deals. Packages include different hotels, destinations, and fun activities. You can also choose to stay overnight at a hotel in Manali.

Manali is a religious and majestic destination with plenty of monasteries and hot water springs. It is also a popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh. Some of its top attractions include the Solang Valley, the Jagannath Devi Temple, the Bhrigu Lake, and the Naggar Castle. Another popular attraction is the beautiful Jogini waterfall.

There are several ways to get to Manali from Mumbai, including train, air, or bus. The journey will take approximately eight hours. If you want to see the sights along the way, you can take the scenic route between the two cities. The scenic route will allow you to experience the beauty of the mountains and enjoy the spectacular vistas.

You can also choose to see the Hadimba Temple, which has a unique pagoda shape with carved wooden doors and a towering 79-foot tower. It is dedicated to Bhima's wife, Hadimba. You can even camp here if you're feeling adventurous.

You can also book a package that includes sightseeing and adventure activities. A Mumbai to Manali tour package is a great way to explore Manali and its surroundings. Some packages include hotel accommodations, transportation, and activities. You'll visit the picturesque towns of Jwara, Balukaghera, and more.

Besides the scenic beauty, Manali is also famous for its waterfalls. The Jogini Falls, located near the sacred Vashisht temple, is a beautiful place to visit. You'll also find the Manu Temple, dedicated to Lord Manu. You can also visit the Rahala Waterfalls, which is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The waterfalls are fed by melted glaciers.

When you visit Manali, make sure to include a half-day sightseeing tour. This will give you plenty of time to explore the town and shop for souvenirs. There's also time to relax at your hotel. In the evening, you can spend the evening strolling on the Mall Road or shopping at the local markets.

You can also travel by train to Manali. The distance from Delhi to Manali is about 580 km, and it takes between eleven and fourteen hours. You'll have the chance to enjoy the scenery and pleasant weather on the way. You can find regular buses from Delhi to Manali through private bus operators. If you don't have time to travel by train, the nearest railway station is Joginder Nagar.

After your tour of Manali, you can spend some time sightseeing in nearby towns, including Chandigarh. Among the many attractions you'll visit in Manali, you should definitely pay a visit to the Arjuna Gufa, which is 12 km from Manali. This place is connected to Lord Shiva. The Pandava prince Arjuna meditated here, and was granted powers by Lord Shiva. There is a temple near the Gufa.