Manali Tourism

Manali Tourism Manali is a famous tourist spot of Himachal Pradesh because of its climate, which remains pleasant throughout the year. The perfect weather to visit Manali is summer. This is the time when the place is fully packed with tourists. Usually, the summer season starts in the end of March and lasts through June. The average temperature counts there for summer is between 140 C and 200 C. It is recommended that during summer season bring light cotton clothes to wear. The winter season in Manali stretches from the month of October and lasts until February. In winters the climate of Manali is predominantly cold. Still tourists love to visit there and enjoy the snowcapped peaks. It is recommended that during winter season come with heavy woolen clothes to enjoy exotic treat. Over that a stay in Banon Resort add more joy and fun in your trip to Manali. Manali weather is typical of a mountainous region in India. Being situated in the region of the Himalayas, the weather of Manali is very cold. It is located in the close vicinity of the snow line. Generally the weather conditions in Manali are such that the summers are pleasant and cool while the winters are extremely cold. Summer Summer is the perfect weather condition to visit Manali.The summer season in Manali generally starts in the month of end-March and lasts through June. The maximum summer temperature during this time is generally around 26 degrees centigrade. Travelers are recommended to bring light cotton clothes to wear in this season. Monsoon The monsoon season in Manali stretches from the end of June to the month of September. In fact, this season comprises of the trekkers' season in Manali and continues until the end of the month of August. There can be travel disturbances during rainy weather, but these can be avoided with precaution. Winter Winters in Manali start from the month of October and lasts until February and are extremely cold. Travelers are recommended to come with heavy woolen clothes during winters to enjoy exotic treat at Manali.  hadimba devi temple  Places To Visit  Hadimba Devi Temple: Built in 1553 and with a superbly crafted four tiered pagoda roof. It is famous for its exquisitely carved doorway.  Manu temple  Manu Temple: This is dedicated to the sage Manu. Vashishth Temple  Vashishth: Well known for its hot springs. There are old temples dedicated to the sage Vashishth and to Lord Rama. These are just beyond the Himachal tourism baths.  Tibetan Monasteries  Monasteries: There are three recently built Tibetan monasteries at Manali.  Solang Valley  Solang Valley: In a picturesque setting, this has good ski slopes and picnic spots. It has the glacier closest to Manali. Rohtang Pass Towards the Rohtang Paas: On the road to Keylong is the Nehru kund (6 km) which is a clear water spring and a scenic spot named after late Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru. Kothi (12 km) is a picturesque village and has a thrilling view of the deep gorge through which the Beas swiftly races. The beautiful Rahalla falls (16 km) are at an altitude of 2500 m. A crucial link on the old trade route and still the gateway to trans Himalayan Lahaul, the Rohtang Pass is at the height of 3980m  Keylong  . Keylong: Lying about 120 km from Manali, Keylong is the headquarters of Lahaul and spiti district Monasteries of Kardung and Shashus are important attractions.  Kothi  Kothi: A place with charming natural beauty, just 10-12 km from Manali. Triloknath: Located in the Pattan Valley, it is an important pilgrimage centre noted for its temple dedicated to six armed statue of Avalokiteshwara Bodhisattva Udaypur: An important pilgrimage place in the Pattan Valley. Club House: The club House with its comprehensive facilities that includes roller skating ring, an auditorium, a billiards room, a library, a bar and a restaurants, makes a wonderful outing for the day.