Manali tourist draws is their unparalleled splendor with which they charm the travelers. The city offers endless sightseeing options to the astute traveler. Manali is a travelers' paradise for nature lovers, honeymooners, and other tourists. The popular features of Manali are its snow-covered peaks, vibrant gardens and plantations and the raving rivers. The tourist attractions in Manali include Vashisth hot water spring and temple, Tibetan monasteries, and Hadimba Temple.

Manali - Nehru kund - Kothi- Gulaba - Rahala Falls- Marhi - Rani Nalla- Rohtang Pass

Nehru Kund

Nehru Kund is a natural spring in the region. Located at a distance of around 6 km from Manali, it has been named after the late Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru. The Kund has derived its name from Nehru, as he used to drink water from it, on his journey to Manali. The Kund is located on the Manali-Keylong Road. The graceful clean water spring is said to have its source at the Bhrigu Lake. The sound of the bubbling water amidst the peaceful silence of the place will play like music to your ears. The Nehru Kund is conveniently located on the National Highway on the way to Leh. It has emerged as a must visit for the tourists in Manali.

Kothi

This is one of the famous tourist places in the city of Manali. This is a beautiful hill that is positioned at a nearby distance of 15 km to 20 km from the main bus stand in this city of hill station. This picturesque spot is a quiet place, which can take one out of the hassle of city life. Being a place of natural beauty, this village area helps its visitors experience breathtaking views of the river Beas that meanders through the deep gorge. Located at the base of the Rohtang Pass, this hill of Manali is situated on the highway named Lahaul Spiti Leh Highway. The place is featured with a pleasant climate during the summer season whereas the temperature falls below the freezing point during winter. The afternoons can be a bit hot though. The best time to visit this place of Himachal Pradesh is the period in between the months of May and October.

Rahala Waterfalls

Manali is often referred to as the Switzerland of the East, and truly so, the bout of natural splendor in Manali knows no bound. The Rahala Waterfalls in Manali is an integral part of the Himalayan ecstasy. Gushing down from an altitude of 2,501 meters, the Rahala Waterfalls is a product of melting glaciers. The scenic uniqueness of this natural waterfall has made it one of the primary tourist spots in the whole of Manali. The area around the Rahala Waterfalls is absolutely marvelous and the location also allows a picture perfect view of the surrounding areas. The pleasant view twined with the sound of the gushing water makes Rahala Waterfalls an ideal picnic spot. Just beyond the Rahala Waterfalls is the white glacier of Rohtang Pass.

Rohtang pass

Rohtang Pass is the highest point on the Manali- Keylong Road. It is also one of the most beautiful spots in the vicinity. Located at an altitude of 4112 meters above sea level, the spot promises an exquisite view of the surrounding mountain ranges. Rohtang Pass is one such destination, loved by the visitors mainly for the beauty its altitude promises. Rohtang Pass is the highest point on the Manali- Keylong Road. It is also one of the most beautiful spots in the vicinity. The best time to visit this tourist attraction in Himachal Pradesh is between the months of June and September.
Marhi: Pit stop for breakfast (Maggi Noodles)