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Manali

Manali is a town, near Kullu town in Kullu district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.[2] It is situated in the northern end of the Kullu Valley, formed by the Beas River.

SOLANG VALLEY

You can engage in activities like camping, quad biking, zorbing, skiing, paragliding, trekking, mountaineering, and parachuting. You should also visit Solang Ropeway and Ski Centre, which offers adventure opportunities like ATV rides, snowmobiling trails, ski slopes, paragliding, etc.

Old Manali

Old Manali and New Manali are separated by the Manalsu river. A river bridge connects Old Manali to the rest of the city. Old Manali is a peaceful town situated beneath a valley covered in a thick layer of apple orchards

HADIMBA TEMPLE

Locally known as the Dhungari Temple, the Hadimba Temple honours Hadimba Devi, the mother of Ghatothkach and the wife of Bhima. For aficionados of mythology, it is a destination they must visit. It is situated on a rock that is thought to represent the likeness of the goddess Hadimba herself and is surrounded by snow-covered hills.

MANU TEMPLE

This stunning temple meant to honour Sage Manu can be found in the captivating Beas River valley of Manali. It has been a popular tourist destination for many years, and visitors who wish to get closer to the heavenly energies of Indian deities typically come here looking for tranquillity and spiritual enlightenment.

JOGINI WATERFALL

A renowned tourist destination, Jogini Waterfalls, which cascades from a height of 160 feet, is located 2 kilometres from the well-known Vashisht Temple. The way leading to Jogini Waterfall is surrounded by beautiful orchards and pine trees.

Parvati Valley

The Parvati Valley is a steep, narrow valley and the most significant relic of the hippy trail in India. It starts—or rather ends—at the intersection of the Parvati and Beas rivers, and it is dotted with a number of villages.

MALL ROAD

you can relax on one of the many benches and admire the view, sounds, and backdrop of the mountains. Some things to do in Mall Road are exploring the Dragon Shopping Complex, Snow Line Underground Market, and Hong Kong Market.

JISPA

Jispa is famous for its camping grounds overlooking the Baga River and the Himalayas, under the starry-sky. Travelers from Manali to Ladakh and back, often halt in Jispa for overnight outdoor camping.

CAMPING IN JISPA

Jispa is famous for its camping grounds overlooking the Baga River and the Himalayas, under the starry-sky. Travelers from Manali to Ladakh and back, often halt in Jispa for overnight outdoor camping

Gemur Monastery

Gemur Monastery is a 17th-century Buddhist Monastery, about 5 km from Jispa, in the village of Gemur. The monastery was built by Tagtshang Raspa.

Deepak Tal

Deepak Tal is a small little lake located on Manali Leh Highway, at a distance of 20 kilometers from Jispa. This lake Deepak Tal Lake is considered one of the various places to visit especially in Keylong. It is special because the water of this glacial lake remains extremely calm, reflecting the serene atmosphere of snowy peaks and dusty hills.

Gulaba Viewpoint

Gulaba is a village in the State of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is 27 km away from Manali and 25 km from Rohtang pass, Gulaba is located at an altitude of 4000 m. It is named after Raja Gulab Singh of Kashmir Covered with snow from November to February, it is the next best alternative for skiing when Rohtang Pass is closed because of snowfall in winter, The view of the majestic snow capped mountains, the swirling Beas River and the small grasslands simply add charm to the area.

KEYLING

Another famous sightseeing in Jispa is Keylogn, which is situated around 20 kilometres from Jispa, lies the administrative capital of the Lahaul and Spiti. Kelogn is a charming town adorned with traditional houses, vibrant monasteries, and stunning landscapes.

LEH

The Ladakh capital city of Leh lies near the eastern parts of Jammu and Kashmir, on the crossroads of the historic “Silk Route” from Sinkiang to West Asia and to the plains of India. The humbling monasteries of Shey, Hemis, Alchi, Thikse and Lamayuru will nurture your spiritual needs, and the landscape of Leh provides for a number of adventure activities including mountaineering, white-water rafting and trekking along the Markha Valley.

PANGONG LAKE

This endorheic (landlocked) lake is located at the height of 4,350 metres and is the most popular among Ladakh tourist places. Also called Pangong Tso, it stretches from India to Tibet for 12 kilometres. Its unique characteristic is that it changes colours from azure to light blue, green, and even grey throughout the year, rather than remaining blue all year.

NUBRA VALLEY

A 140 km drive from Leh takes you to Nubra Valley, located in Ladakh’s union territory. The valley is near the ancient Silk Road and traversed by the Shyok and Nubra rivers. It is also home to some beautiful monasteries and places in Ladakh.

BACKTRAIN CAMEL

Bactrian Camel Safaris are famous in Nubra Valley. Rather than the one-humped camels you normally see, these camels have two humps. Silk route travellers relied heavily on them.

Shanti Stupa

Shanti Stupa looks especially beautiful when illuminated by the moonlight during the full moon night. A famous tourist spot in Leh Ladakh, it is one of the ideal places to visit for those seeking peace through prayers to god and those wanting to capture the wonder of nature’s splendour.

BACKTRAIN CAMEL

Bactrian Camel Safaris are famous in Nubra Valley. Rather than the one-humped camels you normally see, these camels have two humps. Silk route travellers relied heavily on them.

CHADAR TREK

In India, a journey along the frozen Zanskar River (also known as The Chadar Trek) is one of the most challenging and unique treks. There is a blanket of ice covering the Zanskar River in Leh Ladakh during winter, hence the name ‘Chadar’. Take a trek on the frozen river and witness its transformation of colours.

ZANSKAR VALLEY

Located in the remote region of Ladakh, this valley is popular for its breathtaking views. The Tethys Himalayas include this valley. With its majestic mountains and sparkling clean rivers, the semi-desert region has unique flora and fauna. You can even enjoy thrilling river rafting at this site.

LEH PALACE

Located on a cliff above the picturesque town of Leh, the Royal Leh Palace is reminiscent of the Potala Palace in Lhasa. An iconic symbol of the old days’ glory when the royal family lived in this town, this is one of the popular places to visit in Leh for any explorer. Adding to the charm of this palace is the stunning Buddha statue at the back.

NUBRA VALLEY

Known for its orchards, scenic vistas, Bactrian camels and monasteries; Nubra Valley is the northernmost part of Jammu and Kashmir. Situated about 150 km from Leh, Nubra Valley is known as the Orchard of Ladakh and was originally called Ldumra which meant the valley of flowers.

SAMSTANLIG MONASTERY

The monastery’s atmosphere and mystique are enhanced by its secluded setting. The monastery is located beyond a path planted with berry-bearing bushes, with prayer flags along the red flight of steps up to the monastery’s door. It takes 50 minutes to walk from Sumur Village to this location, or you can get a cab. Red-yellow trees and brightly coloured flags adorn the landscape.

DUSKIT GOMPA

A beautiful panoramic view of the Nubra valley may be had from the foot of the statue. Changzen Tserab Zangpo constructed the monastery in the 14th century, and it is located on a hill above the Shayok River flats. The monastery’s huge collection of murals and display of frescoes are particularly worth seeing. Visit the monastery in December to see the Dosmoche festival, which is hosted here.

PANAMIK VILLAGE

Leh is 140 kilometres away, and Panamik hamlet is located there. This is India’s last frontier, and it’s known for its unique hot springs. There are many things to see and do in this village. Because public transit is scarce in this area, don’t rely on it; instead, look for a restricted number of guest rooms to stay in. For all types of travellers, this village is one of the best spots to visit in Nubra Valley.

Location: Nubra Valley, Leh-Ladakh,

Turtuk

Turtuk is India’s final village and one of the country’s farthest north. This village provides you with the opportunity to learn about the local culture and dialects. Keep an eye out for apricot trees, which provide the most panoramic views and a strange landscape. Apricot trees are planted here, resulting in beautiful scenery.

MAITREYQ BUDHA

Visiting the Ensa Gompa on your Nubra vacation will undoubtedly be a unique experience that you should not miss.

HUNDER VILLAGE

Hunder is a small settlement in the Nubra Valley, around 7 kilometres from Diskit Monastery. Sand dunes, chilly deserts, and Bactrian camel rides are all popular attractions. It also has sea-buckthorn forests, which are a therapeutic herb. Hunder is a renowned trekking destination.

PANGONG LAKE

In Ladakh, you never know what surprise nature has in store for you. Pangong Lake, situated at a height of almost 4,350m, is the world’s highest saltwater lake. Its water, which seems to be dyed in blue, stand in stark contrast to the arid mountains surrounding it. Extending to almost 160km, one-third of the Pangong Lake lies in India and the other two-thirds in China.

Things do in PANGONG

Don’t forget to stop some 10 km before pangong lake while coming from Leh. You will witness rare endemic species ‘Mormot‘. Lives in pot holes, but in daytime they usually come out of their potholes.You will find some sign boards en route stating ‘Stop here to see rare endemic species Mormot’.
You might experience snowfall at chang la pass while going pangong lake from Leh. Me and my friend who visited chang la after one month of my visit, we both experienced snowfall there.Even if snowfall will not occur, this is the place where you can find maximum amout of snow and ice.Apart from road, you will find snow as far as your eye could see. Stop there for a while, have a tea or soup at Army cafeteria,click some pics with milestone showing that you are on World’s third highest motorable road.
Night stay in camps near Pangong Lake, do campfire and barbecue.Homestay option is also available here. But i would recommend camp stay , specially near Pangong lake, it has its own charm.

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