Adventure activities around Manali:
Manali’s rivers, forests, snow-capped mountains, and alpine meadows offer an incredible playground for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Whether you’re passionate about adventure or a family looking to break free from the daily routine, Manali is the perfect destination to recharge, reconnect, and experience the thrill of the great outdoors.
Your holiday here can be as exhilarating as you wish — with a wide range of exciting activities designed to make every moment memorable. We’re committed to offering you the best experiences and value, so you can enjoy your adventure to the fullest. Our experienced and professionally trained staff ensures that your safety and enjoyment are always a top priority.
Choose from a variety of thrilling adventures or simply pick a few for the fun of it — the choice is yours, and the adventure begins now.
Paragliding:
Paragliding offers a truly exhilarating experience, and in Manali, it’s taken to new heights. A paraglider is a lightweight, elliptical, frameless wing—essentially a modern parachute—designed to ride the air currents with grace and agility. For beginners and thrill-seekers alike, tandem joy rides in twin-seater gliders provide a safe and unforgettable way to experience the skies.
We have two outstanding locations close to Manali: Falien, located 20 km to the south, and Solang Valley, just 13 km to the north. Both sites offer breathtaking panoramic views of lush valleys and majestic peaks, along with ideal take-off points for a smooth launch.
At these sites, experienced instructors guide enthusiasts through the basics and finer techniques of paragliding, using state-of-the-art imported gliders. In partnership with highly trained pilots,We ensures each flight is not only thrilling but also secure—delivering an adventure you’ll remember for a lifetime.
Skiing/Snowboarding:
Manali transforms into a snow-covered paradise each winter, offering the best opportunities for tourists to experience the thrill of skiing and snowboarding in the heart of the Himalayas. With pristine snow, breathtaking views, and ideal slopes, it’s a must-visit destination for snow lovers.
From gentle slopes for beginners to more advanced runs for seasoned riders, areas like Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass cater to all skill levels. Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a pro looking for your next adventure, you’ll find the terrain and conditions here nothing short of exhilarating.
All activities are conducted under the guidance of trained local professionals who ensure your safety and comfort at every step. You’ll receive full protection with high-quality equipment, safety gear, and personalized instruction to make your experience not only thrilling but also completely secure.
Whether you’re strapping on a snowboard for the first time or chasing that perfect downhill run, Manali offers a memorable experience for everyone.
White Water Rafting:
Experience the thrill of white-water rafting in Manali, where the icy waters of the Beas River provide the perfect setting for an adrenaline-pumping adventure. Surrounded by the stunning backdrop of snow-capped peaks and lush green valleys, rafting here is a truly unforgettable experience.
Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned rafter, Manali offers routes suitable for all skill levels—from gentle stretches for beginners to challenging rapids for the more adventurous. Professional rafting guides and modern safety equipment ensure a secure, fun-filled ride for individuals, families, and groups.
Popular starting points like Pirdi and Babeli offer well-organized rafting experiences that typically range from 7 km to 14 km. Glide, splash, and power through the river’s currents while soaking in the raw beauty of Himachal’s Himalayan landscape.
Day Hiking:
Manali offers an incredible variety of day hiking trails for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photography enthusiasts alike. Surrounded by majestic peaks, dense pine forests, glistening streams, and traditional Himalayan villages, these trails are perfect for experiencing the region’s raw beauty up close—without the need for overnight camping.
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful nature walk or a moderately challenging trek, there’s a perfect trail for every level of hiker. Guided by local experts, each hike ensures a safe, enriching, and memorable experience through the scenic landscapes of Himachal Pradesh.
Popular Day Hiking Trails Around Manali:
1. Jogini Waterfall Hike
Duration: 2–3 hours | Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
2. Lama Dugh Trek
Duration: 5–6 hours | Difficulty: Moderate
3. Manali Sanctuary Trail
Duration: 40 min to 1 hours | Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Rock Climbing & Rappelling:
Manali offers the perfect setting for rock climbing and rappelling enthusiasts, with its rugged cliffs, granite boulders, and breathtaking mountain scenery. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn or an experienced climber looking for new challenges, Manali’s diverse terrain has something for everyone.
Guided by certified instructors, you’ll receive professional training and safety briefings, ensuring a secure and thrilling experience. From scaling vertical rock faces to descending steep cliffs via rappelling, these activities combine physical challenge with the sheer joy of being immersed in nature.
Our well-equipped adventure packages provide all the necessary gear and expert support, making it easy and safe to push your limits in this stunning Himalayan playground.
Places To Visit
Manali is one of the most beautiful hill stations of the country. The town provides ample opportunities for adventure sport and winter sports. Easily accessible by road and a major base point for many of the important passes of the country, Manali draws a good number of tourists from within the country and abroad every year.
Hadimba Devi Temple
Nestled amidst towering cedar forests in Manali, the ancient Hadimba Devi Temple is a beautiful example of traditional Himalayan architecture. Dedicated to Hadimba, the wife of the legendary hero Bhima from the Mahabharata, this tranquil shrine offers visitors a peaceful escape surrounded by nature’s calm.
With its intricately carved wooden pagoda-style roof built in 1553 and serene ambiance, the temple is not only a place of worship but also a cultural treasure reflecting Manali’s rich heritage
Manu Maharishi Temple
Located in the quaint lanes of Old Manali, Manu Temple is a revered shrine dedicated to Sage Manu, the legendary lawgiver and the creator of mankind according to Hindu mythology. Believed to be the only temple of its kind in India, it holds immense spiritual and historical significance.
Surrounded by traditional Himachali architecture and serene mountain views, the temple offers a peaceful setting for reflection and prayer. Its unique location and cultural importance make it a must-visit for both devotees and curious travelers.
Vashisth Temple
Located just a few kilometers from Manali, Vashisht Temple is a revered site known for its natural hot water springs and ancient stone architecture. Dedicated to Sage Vashisht, the guru of Lord Rama, the temple is believed to be over 4,000 years old and holds great spiritual significance.
The temple complex includes natural sulphur springs, where visitors can take a rejuvenating dip in separate bathing areas for men and women. Surrounded by traditional Himachali houses and scenic mountain views, Vashisht Temple offers a peaceful blend of spirituality, history, and wellness.
Tibetan Monastery
Located near the bustling Mall Road, the Tibetan Monastery in Manali is a serene and colorful place that reflects the rich cultural heritage of the Tibetan community. Known for its vibrant prayer flags, ornate murals, and a large statue of Lord Buddha, the monastery offers a peaceful retreat from the town’s busy streets.
Solang Valley
Just 13 km from Manali, Solang Valley is one of the region’s most popular destinations, known for its breathtaking views and thrilling adventure activities. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush green meadows, the valley transforms with the seasons—offering skiing and snowboarding in winter, and paragliding, zorbing, ATV rides, and ropeway rides in summer.
Ideal for both nature lovers and adrenaline junkies, Solang Valley is a must-visit for anyone seeking fun, adventure, and unforgettable mountain views. Whether you’re gliding through the skies or simply soaking in the panoramic scenery, this alpine paradise has something for everyone.
Atal Tunnel
The Atal Tunnel, located just 25 km from Manali, is the world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet. Stretching 9.02 km under the mighty Rohtang Pass, this engineering marvel connects Manali to the Lahaul-Spiti Valley year-round, reducing travel time dramatically and making remote regions more accessible.
Named after former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the tunnel offers not only strategic importance but also a scenic drive through the heart of the Himalayas. Travelers can enjoy breathtaking views, changing landscapes, and easy access to the pristine beauty of Lahaul, even in winter when Rohtang Pass is snowbound.
Sisu
Nestled along the banks of the Chandra River at an altitude of approximately 3,120 meters (10,240 feet), Sissu is a serene village in the Lahaul Valley of Himachal Pradesh. Just about 40 km from Manali, Sissu has become increasingly accessible and popular among travelers, thanks to the Atal Tunnel, which has significantly reduced travel time and opened up this region year-round.
Sissu Waterfall: Also known as Khagling, this stunning waterfall cascades down a cliff surrounded by lush greenery. A short trek of about 15–20 minutes leads you to this natural marvel, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and photography.
Sissu Lake: A man-made lake with crystal-clear turquoise waters, surrounded by lush greenery and towering snow-capped mountains. It’s an ideal spot for picnics, camping, or simply unwinding amidst nature.
Naggar
Located just 20 km from Manali, Naggar is a serene and historically rich town perched on the left bank of the Beas River. Once the capital of the Kullu Kingdom, Naggar is now a peaceful escape that beautifully blends heritage, art, and natural beauty.
Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush forests, Naggar is home to the Naggar Castle, a 15th-century stone-and-wood structure that now serves as a heritage hotel and museum. The area is also known for the Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery, showcasing works of the famed Russian artist who made Naggar his home.
Charming cobbled paths, ancient temples like Tripura Sundari Temple, and stunning views of the valley make Naggar an ideal destination for history lovers, art enthusiasts, and nature seekers alike.
Jana Waterfall
Tucked away in the quaint village of Jana, approximately 35 km from Manali and 12 km from Naggar, Jana Waterfall is a serene and picturesque destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural charm. Surrounded by dense deodar and pine forests, apple orchards, and traditional Himachali homes, this 30-foot-high waterfall cascades gracefully amidst the tranquil landscape.
Manikaran
Located about 80 km from Manali, Manikaran is a sacred town nestled in the stunning Parvati Valley along the banks of the Parvati River. Known for its natural hot springs, ancient temples, and the revered Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib, it is a pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Sikhs.
