Manali Solang Kasol Manikaran Trip

About Manali Solang Kasol Manikaran Trip

Manali, beautifully hidden in Himachal Pradesh, draws travelers with its glittering white peaks and lively, welcoming atmosphere. A short drive from Manali takes you to Solang Valley, an adventure hub famous for activities like paragliding, skiing, and thrilling cable car rides. Kasol, usually called “Mini Israel,” attracts backpackers with its serene river views and vibrant café culture. Near Kasol, Manikaran draws travelers with its serene hot springs and peaceful atmosphere. A journey via Himachal tour packages or a specially planned Manali tour lets you soak in the true Himalayan charm.

Begin your Manali Solang Kasol Manikaran Trip with a scenic Manali trip from Delhi by Volvo, combining comfort with beautiful mountain vistas. Enjoy a 4-night stay at a comfortable Manali hotel with a welcome drink, daily breakfast and dinner, and private car sightseeing. Including all taxes and tolls, the package offers complimentary accommodation for children under 5 (sharing bed). With 24-hour assistance, it guarantees a relaxing and memorable Himachal experience.

Why Choose Memorable Your Trip

Make your getaway special with Memorable Your Trip and our exclusive Manali trip package for couple. From a convenient Delhi-to-Delhi Volvo journey to cozy hotel accommodation in Manali with delicious food and personalized sightseeing, every moment is thoughtfully organized for your comfort. Enjoy a smooth, worry-free journey with warm hospitality and reliable assistance available to you at any time during your trip.

Best Time to Visit Manali

-March to June (Summer): The mild and enjoyable weather is excellent for Solang Valley sightseeing and adventure activities, and makes Kasol trekking along scenic paths even more rewarding.

-July to September (Monsoon): Best suited for nature lovers who appreciate rich greenery, though sporadic rainfall could influence travel schedules.

-October to February (Winter): Best for couples choosing a Manali honeymoon package or travellers looking to enjoy snow activities. The town turns into a winter wonderland during this time.

A Manali trip from Chandigarh or from Delhi offers a chance to enjoy the town’s beauty in every season, making it a favourite getaway for travelers year-round.

Places to Visit in Manali Solang Kasol Manikaran Trip

A Manali tour combines adventure, scenic beauty, and serenity, making it a wonderful choice for families, friends, and couples. The snow-clad mountains and calm riverside villages add to its unforgettable charm.

1. Solang Valley

The valley, wrapped around by big hills, is loved for its exciting adventures and stunning natural beauty.

-Things to do: For an extra dose of adventure, try paragliding, skiing, ziplining, or a fun cable car ride (available at your own cost).

2. Hadimba Temple, Manali

This peaceful wooden shrine, surrounded by lush cedar forests, honors Goddess Hadimba.

-Things to do: Pray, click photos, and immerse yourself in the quiet and soothing ambiance.

3. Vashisht Temple & Hot Springs

A popular spot for its healing hot springs and serene, sacred surroundings.

-Things to do: Relax in the hot springs and discover the charming cafés close by.

4. Van Vihar, Manali

Nestled near the Beas River, this verdant park is perfect for enjoying quality time with family.

-Things to do: Go for boating, walk the trails, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

5. Mall Road, Manali

The popular center of Manali, offering a mix of shopping, cafes, and flavourful street snacks.

-Things to do: Shop for souvenirs, try local snacks, and enjoy an evening walk.

6. Old Manali

A picturesque spot with a peaceful ambiance, featuring warm and inviting cafes where travelers can unwind and savour the local flavours.

-Things to do: Visit cozy cafes, look around small shops, and enjoy the simple, rustic feel.

7. Kasol

Known for its scenic charm and calm vibe, this riverside village is a must-visit on any Kasol trip.

-Things to do: Enjoy a calm riverside walk along the Parvati, visit charming cafes, and take in the serene scenery.

8. Manikaran Sahib

This holy spot near Kasol is popular for its naturally heated springs and spiritual significance.

-Things to do: Visit the Kasol Manikaran Gurudwara, relax in the springs, and feel the spiritual calm.

9. Jogini Waterfall, Manali

Hidden in the midst of flourishing apple orchards and tall pine trees, this scenic waterfall is a serene and refreshing destination.

-Things to do: Make your way to the falls and photograph the breathtaking scenery along the way.

10. Rohtang Pass

Snowy mountain pass providing wide, beautiful views of the Himalayas, perfect for those who love the outdoors.

-Things to do: Enjoy some fun in the snow, capture stunning photos, and go for a brief trek.

If you’re planning a romantic break, this Manali honeymoon package from Delhi is a great pick. This Manali trip for couple gives you a nice mix of fun adventures, quiet moments, and a peaceful vibe.

Top 10 Must-Try Dishes in Manali

A Manali tour is incomplete without tasting its mouth-watering local dishes that perfectly capture the essence of Himachal. From traditional pahadi meals to cafe favourites you’ll also find on a Kasol trip, Manali’s food scene is a treat for every traveler.

1. Siddu

Soft steamed Himachali bread filled with flavourful lentils or nuts, often accompanied by ghee or chutney, making it a local culinary favorite.

2. Trout Fish

Freshly caught from icy rivers, this grilled or fried trout is a favourite among non-vegetarians for its delicate flavor.

3. Babru

Crispy kachori with a black gram filling, given a Himachali twist and served with flavourful tamarind chutney.

4. Dham

A classic Himachali meal presented on banana leaves, combining rice, dal, curd, and madra for a true cultural flavour.

5. Thukpa

A Tibetan noodle soup loved during chilly weather — hot, flavourful, and perfect for warming up after a day of exploring.

6. Momos

Manali’s streets are famous for momos—soft, juicy dumplings that melt in your mouth and go best with fiery chutney.

7. Patande

Called the Himachali pancake, this breakfast favourite uses wheat flour and ghee for a simple yet satisfying start to the day.

8. Chha Gosht

A savory mutton curry prepared with yogurt and spices, offering rich, earthy flavours that represent the region’s traditional cooking.

9. Mittha

Mittha, a classic Himachali dessert of rice and dry fruits, is a must-try when experiencing the flavours of Manali.

10. Trout Curry

When in Manali, grab some Trout Curry. The river trout is soft, spiced just right, and utterly delicious.

Shopping in Manali

Shopping in Manali is as exciting as exploring its snowy peaks or serene temples. Once your day of Solang Valley sightseeing or a visit to Kasol Manikaran is over, wandering Manali’s colourful markets is a great way to take home a slice of the mountains.

1. Mall Road

A lively shopping spot in Manali, packed with handicrafts, cafés, and winter wear stalls — ideal for souvenirs and snug sweaters.

2. Old Manali Market

A bustling street market filled with handmade jewellery, cozy woollens, and chic boho outfits — ideal for a leisurely evening walk.

3. Tibetan Market

Known for colourful shawls, prayer wheels, and Tibetan artifacts — great for those who love cultural crafts.

4. Himachal Emporium

If you’re looking for authentic Himachali souvenirs, this government shop is a great spot for pashmina shawls, woollen caps, and Kullu mufflers—without hurting your wallet.

5. Manu Market

This cozy market offers a mix of affordable clothing, bags, and tasty local snacks, making it a favourite for tourists and residents alike.

6. Bhuttico Showroom

Famous for high-quality Kullu and Kinnauri woollens — a perfect stop for traditional handwoven items.

7. Kasol Market

If you’re heading toward Kasol Manikaran, don’t miss Kasol’s market lined with hippie-style clothes, souvenirs, and handmade accessories.

8. Lakkar Bazaar (nearby areas)

Manali’s markets are full of wooden handicrafts, keychains, and carved souvenirs made by local artisans — perfect little gifts to take home.

How to Reach Manali

Reaching Manali is a delight, thanks to its picturesque routes. Planning a Manali trip from Delhi or a Manali trip from Chandigarh? There are several stress-free ways to get there.

1. By Road

Most travelers prefer travelling to Manali by Volvo or cab, enjoying the scenic journey. A Manali trip from Delhi usually spans 12–14 hours.

2. By Bus

Daily buses, including Himachal Road Transport and private Volvos, run from Delhi and Chandigarh to Manali, offering a smooth and cost-effective journey.

3. By Train

There’s no direct train route into Manali. The closest rail station is Joginder Nagar, nearly 160 km away, and it’s pretty simple to get a cab or a bus from there to the main town.

4. By Air

Bhuntar Airport, roughly 50 kilometers from Manali, is the nearest air link. After landing from Delhi or Chandigarh, it’s an easy ride by taxi or bus to reach the town.

5. By Private Car

If you love road trips, taking your own car can be a fun idea. The drive from Delhi or Chandigarh is full of bends, mountain views, and cozy stopovers along the way.

Itinerary for Manali Solang Kasol Manikaran Trip

Day 1: Departure from Delhi

Begin your journey from Delhi in the evening by Volvo. Relax on an overnight journey as you pass through the beautiful hill roads of Himachal Pradesh.

Day 2: Arrival and Leisure Day in Manali

After reaching Manali, check into your hotel and unwind. Relax on your first day, soaking up the fresh mountain air and the serene beauty of Manali.

Day 3: Adventure at Solang Valley

After breakfast, leave for Solang Valley and spend the day surrounded by snow and adventure. Try out skiing, paragliding, or ziplining (at your own cost) before returning to your hotel for dinner.

Day 4: Local Sightseeing in Manali

Visit some of Manali’s well-known attractions, including Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Temple, and Van Vihar. Finish the day with shopping and tasting street food on Mall Road before going back to your hotel.

Day 5: Excursion to Kasol and Manikaran

After a hearty breakfast, travel to Kasol to visit the Manikaran Gurudwara. Enjoy the peaceful feel of Kasol, browse through the market at your own pace, and then head back to Manali later.

Day 6: Departure to Delhi

Have a relaxed breakfast, check out of your hotel, and hop on the Volvo back to Delhi, taking along lovely memories of your trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I reach Manali for this trip?

Most people take overnight Volvos from Delhi or Chandigarh, though others choose to drive or catch a flight to Bhuntar Airport, located roughly 50 km from Manali.

2. Is this trip suitable for couples?

Absolutely perfect for honeymooners, this itinerary blends adventure, sightseeing, and peaceful nature escapes for couples.

3. What are the main attractions covered in this itinerary?

This trip covers Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Temple, Van Vihar, Mall Road, Solang Valley, Kasol, and Manikaran Gurudwara, giving you a blend of nature, adventure, and spiritual experiences.

4. Is Kasol and Manikaran a one-day trip from Manali?

Yes, you can easily visit Kasol and Manikaran in a day from Manali since both are just a few hour's drive away.

5. What is the best time to visit Manali?

For pleasant weather and adventure sports, plan your trip to Manali from March to June. If you love snow and a wintery vibe, December to February is perfect.

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.