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Camp in Manali Himachal Pradesh

Camp is located in Kais The village, on Kullu-Naggar-Manali Road. Surrounded by the beautiful mountains, our abode in the Himalayas helps you relax and enjoy the comforts of our uniquely designed glamping structures

Camp Overview:

Each of their tents is spacious and comprises a comfortably appointed bedroom with a bathroom and a view deck to provide our guests with the best panoramic views of the enchanting mountains across River Beas.

The accommodation speaks of responsible luxury which provides all basic amenities. While we provide daily housekeeping, we would request our guests to consider recycling and conservation of the core elements of nature.

Room Details:

Comfortable four-poster double bed	Attached Bathroom	Coffee/tea maker
LED TV	Room Heater	Toiletries
Bluetooth Speakers	Fresh towels	Books & Novels

Glimpse of Camp 

They offer a whole range of activities to guests at additional cost:

·      White water rafting

·      Yoga and meditation retreat

·      Sight-seeing tours: Naggar, Manali, Kasol, Manikaran, Atal Tunnel, Solang valley, Rohtang pass, old Manali etc.

·      Alternate terrain quad biking tours

·      Trekking excursions with guides: Varying from easy, moderate to difficult treks including Short hiking excursions

·      Nature/village walks

·      Picnic lunches next to a river

·      Outdoor Games- Croquet, Badminton, Volley Ball

Hike to Village Soil:

Take a short hike of 2-3 hours to the charming little Village Soil through the lush green forests and water streams. Village Soil is the oldest village in Kullu Valley and is home to the beautiful ancient temple of Jamdagni Rishi and Kabir. The village is known for its traditional Kath-khuni architecture. Depending upon the weather you may further hike up to mystic waterfalls a few hundred meters above the village. You can have lunch at the local café in the village or we can pack a picnic lunch for you to enjoy amidst the beautiful landscape.

Duration: 6-7 hours

Level: Easy

Starting Point: Camps (1400mt)

Route: Soli-Tree Camps - Bishtbher Village (1,550 mt) - Katai Village (1,700 mt)-Chelgan Forest Area- Village Soil (2100 mt)- Kotadhar Zero Point (2400mt)

Total Distance: 10 Km 

Trek to Bijli Mahadev:

At an elevation of 2452 mtr, the Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva overlooks Parvati valley. This place got its name after the great miracle that occurs occasionally. The ‘Shiva-Lingam’ is struck by lightning and it breaks into pieces, then the priest of the temple collects all the pieces and joins them together with the help of butter acting as an adhesive.

Our local guide will take you by jeep to Village Halleni. From then onwards one has to take stairs which crosses beautiful jungles, apple orchards, and small villages too. On reaching, you will witness the spectacular views of the Kullu and Parvati Valley

Duration: 10 hours

Level: Easy-Moderate

Starting Point: Camps

Route: Camp Site – Kullu (1,350 mt)-Halleni Village (2,000 mt)- Forest Area- Bijli Mahadev (2,400 mt)

Road Distance: 64 Km

Total Distance: 5 Km

* All treks are planned by professional guides who will escort you on all the treks. Any accessories/equipment that may be required for a particular trek will be advised by professional guides. We will be happy to pack a picnic lunch for you to enjoy your trek, at an additional cost.

Alternate Terrain Quad Biking Tours:

The Alternate Terrain (TAT), organizes quad-bike tours in the Indian Himalayas. Inspired by the great outdoors, they have specially curated unique off-road adventures with breathtaking views. The Alternate Terrain’s range of world-class quad-bikes are friendly for riders at all levels and their expert guides will help you every step of the way! For booking, we would require prior intimation. We can accordingly confirm if this service is currently available or not.

White Water River Rafting:

Exhilarating and adrenalin rush, if you want to get a high the natural way, you can go for river rafting right at the banks of the Beas which is around 3 kms away from the property. They offer great packages through their partners and half a day can be spent post breakfast challenging your grit!

 

What to cover around the camps:

Manikaran

Manikaran regarded as the pilgrim center for both Hindus and Sikhs is 1.5 hrs from Kais by road. Located in Parvati valley and situated on the bed of hot Sulphur springs, is home to the famous Gurudwara and Ram Temple and a must-visit place. On the way halt at Kasol, a place made famous by Israeli tourists and their cuisine.

Hadimba Temple

A protected monument, the temple is situated amidst the lush green and thick deodars of Dhungri. Dedicated to Hadimba Devi, wife of Bhima and mother of Ghatotkacha, this temple is built in pagoda-style architecture with beautiful carvings and figurines.

Club House

Located next to the Beas River, the Club House of Himachal Tourism has facilities like – roller-skating ring, auditorium, billiard rooms, library & bar.

Naggar Castle

Starry night and a candlelight dinner! Just a 30-minute drive from the camps to this 16th-century castle, built by Raja Sidh Singh, it was the royal residence and later served as the state headquarters of the kingdom.

The major attraction of the castle is the small wooden temple inside the castle called Jagatipatt temple. Now converted into a Himachal heritage site by the tourism department, this hotel serves authentic local food at its premises. The bonus is a magnificent view of the Kullu Valley.

Atal Tunnel

Atal tunnel is a highway tunnel built under the Rohtang Pass in the eastern Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas on the Leh-Manali Highway in Himachal Pradesh, India. At a length of 9.02 km, it is the longest tunnel above 10,000 feet in the world and is named after former Prime Minister of India, Atal Bihari Vajpayee

Jana Waterfall

A gushing waterfall, in close the proximity of the camp, is surrounded by whistling pine trees, apple orchards, and snow-clad mountain peaks. For hikers, it offers a short trek up the hill.

Roerich Art Gallery and Museum

For the art lovers, a must-have Nicholas Roerich, a Russian artist, inspired by the picturesque landscape of the Himalayas settled down in these beautiful hills after

the Russian Revolution. His works are today exhibited in the art gallery and museum. Roerich Art Gallery is set amidst well-tended lawns and displays the great art of  Nicholas Roerich.

Jagatsukh Temple

Famous Shiva temple made in the Shikhara style.

Kais Monastery

Serene and Silent ……Village Kais is home to the famous Dhakpo Scheduling Monastery, popularly known as Kais Gompa. Every year in the month of August His Highness Dhakpo Rinpoche visits the Gompa to give his valuable blessings and is open to all.

Just 5 minutes from the camps, take a short walk to the monastery and to the local village market. Get to know and experience the simple life of the friendly people of this village.

Vashisht Rishi Temple and Hot Sulphur Springs

3.2 kms ahead of Manali, visit the famous Rishi Vashisht Temple. This place is also famous for the healing properties of is hot water springs.

Solang Nala

Solang Valley derives its name from a combination of the words Solang and Nallah. It is a side valley at the top of the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India 14 km northwest of the resort town Manali on the way to Rohtang Pass, and is known for its summer and winter sport conditions

Rohtang La

Rohtang Pass is named as such due to people working in bad weather trying to cross the pass. It is a high mountain pass on the eastern end of the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas around 51 km from Manali. It connects the Kullu Valley with the Lahaul and Spiti Valleys of Himachal Pradesh, India

Manu Temple

This historical Hindu temple in a serene setting backdropped by mountains is accessible by foot.

Old Manali

Old Manali is a charming, laid-back district known for its wooded mountain trails, apple orchards, and scenic spots by the Manaslu River. It’s dotted with quaint backpacker lodgings and bohemian cafes serving global fare, grilled trout, and pancake breakfasts, while souvenir shops sell hand-knitted woolens and dreamcatchers. Set amid a cedar forest, 16th-century Hadimba Devi Temple contains a cave shrine

Which is the best time to visit Manali?

Best time to visit Manali

Travel Seasons	Min/Max Temperature	Season
March to June	10-25°C	Summer - Comfortably warm
July to September	10-16 °C	Monsoon - Heavy and torrential rainfall
October to February	-1°C	Winter - Chilly

Is Manali expensive?

2500 to 2000 per day depending on the type of accommodation you want to book. You can also rent a private taxi which cost between Rs. 1500 - 2500 per day OR around Rs. 500 for a oneway trip from Old Manali to New Manali (approximately 2 to 3 km).

How can I go to Manali from Delhi?

Manali is not directly connected by train. The closest train station will be in Chandigarh (315 km) or Pathankot (290 km). So, if you are going from Delhi to Manali, you can go up to Chandigarh and then opt for a bus or taxi for the onward journey.

What to wear - Travel tips for Manali

Even in summer, Manali can get chilly, so bring something for occasional cool summer nights. pack light and airy clothes with a couple of warm clothes for the nights. Light cotton clothing is the order of the day. In winters, take woolens that include sweaters, jackets, caps, and socks.

Is Manali good for honeymoon?

Manali is one of the best honeymoon destinations in India. It is preferred by many honeymoon couples for its mystic beauty, amazing scenery, and romantic atmosphere. Located on the banks of River Beas, it is the best place for newly wedded couples to spend some intimate moments.

How many days are enough for Manali?

4 days Manali can be covered entirely in 3 to 4 days. You can check out the 3 days itinerary for Manali to plan out your trip in a better way. We can make the best suitable itinerary according to your requirements, time, and budget.

Is there snowfall in Manali?

There are no chances of snowfall in Manali town due to abnormally high temperatures. The minimum temperature of Manali on Thursday night was recorded at 5 degrees Celsius.

How can I go to Manali by flight?

By Air. The nearest airport is at Bhuntar, located approximately 50 kilometers away from Manali. Domestic flights connect Bhuntar with Delhi and Chandigarh. Once at the airport, you can take a pre-paid taxi to Manali.

What should we do in Manali for 3 days?

DAY 1 : MANALI - JOGINI FALLS

1 Hidimbi Devi Temple. Nature & Scenic | Pilgrimage. Duration of visit: 1 Hour. ...

2 Manu Temple. Historical & Heritage | Pilgrimage. ...

3 Vashisht Temple & Hot Water Springs. Historical & Heritage | Pilgrimage. ...

4 Jogini Waterfalls. Adventure / Trekking | Waterfall. ...

5 Van Vihar. Park.

What is the best location to stay in Manali?

Best location to stay in Manali? Aloe,hadimba, and log hut are good areas to stay. Please keep in mind that these area are little away from mall road so you have to use auto which are easily available.

Which are the best things to buy in Manali? 

Tibetan and Himalayan Handicrafts. Woollen Clothing. Kinnauri and Kullu Shawls.Prayers Wheels. Kullu Caps. Thangkas.  Dorjes.

What is the famous food of Manali?

Manali is famous for many food items like Mittha, Masala Omelette, Khatta, Sidu, Kadhi Chawal, Kullu Trout, Patande, etc. Masala Omelette is a favorite breakfast option that is consumed by people of Himachal.

What is there to do in Manali at night?

15 Places to Visit in Manali at Night Khyber. A popular restaurant cum bar on Mall Road, Khyber is the place to go to for tandoori food, trout dishes, delectable snacks, and your favorite beverages. Chelsea Club. Camping overnight at Solang Valley. Stroll down Mall Road.Chopsticks.The Buzz.Lazy Dog Lounge.La Plage.

Can we stay at Rohtang Pass?

There is no staying option at the Rohtang Pass but tourists can stay in Manali which is 50 km away. The pass is open from May to November and closed during winters due to snowfall, extreme weather conditions, and landslides.

What kind of place is Manali?

Manali is a resort and tourist town nestled in the mountains of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh near the northern end of the Kullu Valley in the Beas River Valley.

Is alcohol allowed in Manali?

Because there are apple orchards all around Manali, it's often possible to find apple cider. Besides this, there is alcohol available in bars, larger restaurants, and larger hotels.

Is paragliding in Manali safe?

Best time for paragliding in Kullu Manali
Except for July to September, paragliding is legal and considered safe in Himachal. Still, this thrilling outdoor sport can be fatal if done during rain, snowfall, thunderstorm, and on a windy day. Before booking the ticket, tourists should ensure that day is clear and pleasant.

Which mobile network is best in Manali?

Airtel is better in Manali compared to other networks.

Is Manali a hill station?

Manali is a beautiful hill station in Kullu District in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It has an average altitude of 6,427 feet above mean sea level. Manali is located on the bank of Beas River about 39 km away from Kullu City hub and 268 km away from Shimla.

Is smoking allowed in Manali?

A person found smoking in prohibited places is fined up to Rs 200. Apart from rural and remote areas of the state, the government has not been able to implement the smoking ban effectively in Shimla, Dharamsala, and Manali. In towns, especially in the state capital Shimla, the ban is being flouted regularly.

Is River rafting safe in Manali?

Rafting in Manali is comparatively safer as compared to river rafting in other locations of India. Though it has a medium risk, is highly advisable that you take help from highly trained professionals.

 

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