Manali Solang Kasol Adventure Trip

About Manali Solang Kasol Adventure Trip

Manali, Solang, and Kasol together make for an unforgettable escape in the heart of Himachal. With Himachal tour packages, travellers can enjoy a perfect mix of thrilling snow activities and relaxing strolls along serene riversides. The excitement of Solang Valley paragliding gives you stunning Himalayan views, while the Kasol trek offers peace among pine forests and flowing streams. It’s the kind of getaway that unites adventure and calmness with a touch of local flavour, creating an experience that feels both lively and peaceful.

This Manali Solang Kasol adventure trip offers the perfect blend of comfort and excitement. The Manali package from Delhi lets travellers enjoy a smooth Volvo journey, cozy hill stays, delicious food, and personalized sightseeing by private car. A chilled welcome drink awaits you at check-in, with all taxes, tolls, and assistance included in the package. It’s designed for travellers who want to enjoy the beauty of the mountains without any rush.

Why Choose Memorable Your Trip

Make your vacation special with Memorable Your Trip. Our Manali Trip Package includes Volvo travel from Delhi, relaxing stays in Manali and Kasol, delicious meals, and private sightseeing. We take care of everything—from comfort to assistance—so you can just relax and enjoy your trip.

Best Time to Visit

If you’re wondering when to go, this seasonal guide will help you pick the ideal time for your Kasol trip or Manali trip package.

-Summer (March to June): Perfect for sightseeing, river rafting, and enjoying pleasant weather. Perfect for families booking a Manali trip package from Delhi.

-Monsoon (July to September): During this time, the valleys are covered in lush greenery, making it a delight for nature lovers, even if sudden showers can sometimes impact your itinerary.

-Winter (October to February): This season brings a mix of adventure and warmth, with snowy slopes for skiing and snug stays made for couples or anyone planning a winter break.

Each time of year brings a different side of Manali to life, making a Manali trip enjoyable no matter the season.

Places to Visit in Manali Solang Kasol Adventure Trip

Exploring Manali, Solang, and Kasol is a blend of beauty, excitement, and peace. From a cozy Manali honeymoon package for couples to a lively Kasol trip with your gang, these places promise incredible scenery, fun activities, and memories that last a lifetime. Here are the top 10 places you must visit:

1. Solang Valley

The snowy peaks and adventure spirit of Solang Valley make it a traveller’s favourite. Don’t skip Solang Valley paragliding—the view from above is truly unforgettable.

-Things to do: Paragliding, skiing, and ziplining during winter and summer months.

2. Hadimba Temple

Surrounded by the gentle scent of deodar trees, the old wooden temple sits in silence, adding a peaceful and spiritual touch to the cool mountain air.

-Things to do: Spend some time taking photos, drop by the nearby handicraft stalls, and go for an easy walk to enjoy nature around you.

3. Vashisht Temple & Hot Springs

Surrounded by calm scenery, this location’s natural hot springs and temple make it a refreshing stop after your day’s adventures.

-Things to do: After a calming dip in the springs, treat yourself to a drink or snack at the local cafes around.

4. Mall Road, Manali

The lively center of Manali is perfect for an evening walk, trying local snacks, and picking up souvenirs.

-Things to do: Taste some local food, pick up a few warm woolens, and relax at cafés with live music.

5. Van Vihar National Park

A calm green park in Manali, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

-Things to do: Enjoy boating, take peaceful walks in nature, and relax quietly under the tall deodar trees.

6. Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara

Just a short distance from Kasol, this holy spot is known for its calming vibe and natural hot springs.

-Things to do: Take a spiritual bath, have langar, and enjoy the scenic river view.

7. Kasol Market

The lively streets of Kasol are filled with cafes, art shops, and mountain vibes.

-Things to do: Exploring cozy cafes, picking up handcrafted jewelry, and meeting fellow travelers.

8. Parvati River

The river flows through Kasol, offering a gentle and refreshing escape in the midst of greenery.

-Things to do: Riverside picnics, meditation, and nature photography.

9. Kheerganga (Kasol Trek)

The Kasol trek wouldn’t be complete without a stop here — where you can soak in amazing valley views and unwind in the hot springs above.

-Things to do: Walking across the hills, camping under the open sky, and stargazing when night falls.

10. Old Manali

A beautiful spot where cozy cafés blend with peaceful mountain views — perfect for couples and those who love a bit of adventure.

-Things to do: Visit the local cafés, catch some live music, and soak in the easygoing charm of this little town.

Must Try-Dishes in Manali

When you plan a Manali trip, make sure to taste the local dishes — each one showcases the rich traditions of Himachal. From quick bites on the street to warm, home-cooked meals, every flavour here carries a hint of the mountains.

1. Sidu

Made with wheat flour and stuffed with either nuts or soft potatoes, this steamed bread tastes best when you have it with ghee or some chutney.

2. Trout Fish

Freshly caught from the Beas River and perfectly grilled, this regional dish is loved by seafood lovers in Manali.

3. Dham

A well-loved Himachali feast, usually made for special occasions, featuring rice, dal, and slow-cooked curries full of ghee’s flavour.

4. Babru

A favorite street snack in Himachal, this kachori-style dish comes with a black gram filling and a dollop of tamarind chutney.

5. Aktori

This Himachali sweet, made with buckwheat flour, feels a bit like pancakes and is a favourite on cold evenings.

6. Thukpa

Full of warmth and flavour, this Tibetan noodle soup makes the perfect comfort meal after a busy day of sightseeing.

7. Momos

In Manali, you’ll spot these soft, savory dumplings — filled with veggies or meat — being served at every little café and food stall.

8. Chha Gosht

Slow-cooked in yogurt and blended with regional spices, this flavorful lamb curry is a must-have for meat lovers enjoying their Manali trip.

9. Bhey

Made from fresh lotus stems, this dish has a crisp bite and a mild, spicy flavour that locals love.

10. Mittha

A comforting sweet rice pudding loaded with dry fruits — a common treat at special occasions and the ideal meal finisher.

Shopping in Manali

When on a Kasol trip, don’t miss the shopping scene — vibrant streets lined with cozy woolens, trinkets, and handwoven crafts that bring out Himachal’s warmth and tradition.

1. Mall Road, Manali

Manali’s market center buzzes with activity, filled with vendors selling warm clothing, unique handicrafts, and lovely mementos for visitors.

2. Old Manali Market

Famous for its laid-back, boho feel, this market is a great place to find dreamcatchers, quirky jewelry, and trendy winter clothes.

3. Tibetan Market

A wonderful spot to shop for Tibetan artifacts, prayer wheels, and thangkas while helping local artisans earn their living.

4. Manu Market

Ideal for travellers looking for affordable woolens, books, and small electronics — a favourite among backpackers.

5. Bhuttico Shawl Factory

Renowned for its soft, handwoven Kullu and Pashmina shawls that make thoughtful and stylish presents.

6. Himachal Emporium

A government emporium known for its real Himachali handicrafts, wooden art pieces, and handcrafted caps.

7. Kasol Flea Market

While on your Kasol trip, make sure to explore this lively market packed with boho clothes, handmade jewelry, and artistic creations.

8. Bhuntar Market

It might be a small setup, but this market is packed with local flavours — spices, woolens, and pure organic stuff made in nearby villages.

9. Tibetan Handicraft Center

A perfect spot for travelers who love discovering handmade treasures, traditional rugs, and genuine local keepsakes.

10. Local Cafés & Boutiques

A lot of cafés around Manali and Kasol sell handmade soaps, scented candles, and organic teas — lovely little things to take home from your trip.

How to Reach Manali

-By Road: Whether you choose a Manali package from Delhi or a Manali package from Chandigarh, you’ll find regular Volvo and private buses running daily.

-By Air: Bhuntar Airport, roughly 50 km from Manali, is the nearest one to the town.

-By Train: The nearest train stations — Chandigarh and Joginder Nagar — have convenient taxi and bus services available afterward.

-By Car: Traveling by road from Delhi or Chandigarh treats you to beautiful mountain scenery the entire way.

Itinerary for Manali Solang Kasol Adventure Trip

Day 1: Departure from Delhi

Set out on your Manali trip with an evening Volvo from Delhi and enjoy a peaceful overnight ride toward the cool mountain breeze.

Day 2: Arrival & Leisure Day in Manali

After arriving in Manali, get checked in, freshen up, and spend the rest of the day relaxing or exploring the nearby area at your own pace.

Day 3: Adventure at Solang Valley

After breakfast, head to Solang Valley for thrilling experiences like Solang Valley paragliding, skiing, and ziplining. Return for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4: Explore Local Manali

Start your morning by exploring Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Temple, and Van Vihar. Later in the evening, wander around Mall Road to enjoy local snacks and browse through the lively market stalls.

Day 5: Peaceful Kasol & Manikaran Visit

Arrive in Kasol, explore Manikaran Gurudwara and the local market, then enjoy a brief Kasol trek during your Kasol trip.

Day 6: Return to Delhi

Once you’ve had breakfast, check out and board the Volvo to Delhi, marking the close of your memorable Manali trip.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How long does the journey from Delhi to Manali take?

A Volvo ride from Delhi to Manali typically lasts 12–14 hours, influenced by weather and traffic. Being an overnight journey, it lets you arrive in the morning, rested and eager to explore.

2. Is Solang Valley open throughout the year?

Yes, Solang Valley is open all year. However, adventure activities like Solang Valley paragliding or skiing depend on weather and snowfall conditions.

3. Can we visit Rohtang Pass during this trip?

Some Manali packages from Delhi feature Rohtang Pass, but visiting rights change with the season and local regulations. You can check the status as your travel date approaches.

4. Do we need any permits for trekking or paragliding?

No special permits are required for the Kasol trek or Solang Valley paragliding, but you should book through authorized local operators for safety and insurance coverage.

5. What’s the best time for adventure activities in Manali and Solang?

For paragliding, skiing, and snow fun, visit between December and February. For trekking and sightseeing, March to June is the best season.

1.Booking & Payment :

-100% of conveyance + minimum 50% of land package required at booking.

-Balance must be cleared 7 days before departure.

-Full advance may be required during peak season/special services.

2.Cancellation Policy :

-20+ days before departure: Deposit only

-19–10 days: 50% of tour cost

-09–06 days: 75% of tour cost

-05 days or less: 100% of tour cost

3.Child Policy :

-Below 5 years: Free

-5–12 years: Extra bed charges as per hotel policy

-Above 12 years: Charged as adult (with/without extra bed)

4.Check-in / Check-out :

-Standard hotel timings: 12:00 PM (IST).

-Early check-in/late check-out subject to hotel policy & availability.

5.Complaints :

-Report issues immediately to the tour manager.

-Unresolved complaints must be submitted in writing within 28 days of tour end.

-Disputes subject to Indian jurisdiction.

6.Liability :

-Not liable for delays, accidents, natural calamities, strikes, technical issues, or circumstances beyond our control.

-Responsibility limited to services directly booked with us.

7.Surcharge :

-Prices subject to change in case of fuel hikes, airfare, or government taxes.

8.Vehicle Use :

-Vehicle costs cover transfers & sightseeing only (as per itinerary).

-Extra usage is chargeable.