Ancient cedar forests and the fascinating charm of Hadimba Temple, dedicated to the wife of Bhima from the epic of Mahabharata, await visitors on the first day of the itinerary.
It's time for some adrenaline-pumping sports at Solang Valley on the second day. Try your hand at paragliding, zipline, rock climbing, and more, or relax and enjoy the beautiful view of snow-peaked mountains.
Take some time to relax at the natural hot springs and picturesque Vashisht Temple, an ancient shrine that had been standing on a hill just a stone's throw away from the River Beas for more than 4,000 years.
The charming village of Naggar will bewitch visitors with its fascinating stories, wooden architecture, and the serenity of the Naggar Castle, which dates back to 1460. The Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art will give visitors a chance to delve deeper into the culture and tradition of this magnificent place.
Embark on a challenging trek to Bhrigu Lake and take in the gorgeous views of the snow-covered peaks, alpine meadows, and pine forests. Experienced trekkers will love this one-of-a-kind adventure!
End the itinerary by visiting the Manu Temple, dedicated to the father of the human race according to Hindu mythology, and buy souvenirs at Mall Road, a favorite destination among the tourists.
For those who have more time, take a trip to Rohtang Pass, an hour's drive from Solang Valley. The pass is surrounded by the snow-capped Himalayas, and it connects Manali to Lahaul and Spiti. Those who have less time may want to opt-out of the Bhrigu Lake trek, which is quite an arduous journey, and spend more time exploring the quaint streets of Naggar.