Visit the charming side of Manali that is Old Manali, known for its bohemian vibe, quirky cafes and shops. Stroll around the Manu Temple, experience the cafes and shops along the narrow lanes and then witness the Bhoj waterfalls on your way back.
Solang Valley is a popular tourist spot known for an array of adventure activities like paragliding, skiing, zorbing, and more. Also, don't forget to try out the local delicacies at one of the various food shacks located at the valley.
For local shopping, Manu Market is where you should be heading. This is the most prominent tourist spot for shopping in Manali, and one should not leave the town without the famous Kullu shawls and other handicrafts. Also, the street food stalls here serve amazing local delicacies.
The Jogini waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery, located at the outskirts of Manali is a true hidden gem. Hiking to the falls is an experience in itself, and the beautiful views of the mountains and valleys make the hike worth it.
The Vashisht hot springs is a perfect spot to unwind and rejuvenate on your trip. The hot water spring is believed to have medicinal properties and is a popular attraction for tourism. Take a dip in the hot water, explore the beautiful temples close-by and then relax with the yoga lessons available.
The Himalayan Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple is a peaceful spiritual spot situated in the peaceful valley of Manali. The architecture of the temple is a beautiful blend of old and new Buddhist traditions. Enjoy the calmness of the temple, learn about the Buddhist culture, and then conclude your trip by enjoying your last evening at the lovely cafes around Mall Road.
For travelers with more time, the Hampta Pass Trek, Rohtang Pass, and Naggar Castle are some additional spots that they can consider visiting. With less time, one can omit one or two spots from the itinerary or reduce the duration spent at each location.