Book a car for Manali trip in Hyderabad

At 6,398 feet, Manali sits high in the Himalayas. It is part of Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district. Snow-covered hills make it a favorite for couples. It is known as Kullu's twin town. Manali's views, stories, and traditions earned it the title "Valley of the Gods." In the 1960s and 70s, hippies visited in search of peace, making Manali known worldwide.

Book a car for Manali trip in Hyderabad to make your journey even smoother and enjoy the scenic drives as soon as you land.

Manali gets super busy during summer, Christmas, and New Year, that's when food and room rates can shoot up, sometimes even triple. Since it's the main base for trips to Ladakh, Lahaul, and Spiti, you'll find buses heading out daily to Leh, Keylong, and Kaza from June to October.

Love adventure? Manali's got you covered. Just 3 km from the town, there's a mountaineering institute that runs all sorts of training, trekking, skiing, even water sports. Into fishing? You'll find trout and masheer in rivers like the Tirthan and Sainj. You can join an angling tour, and there are even tournaments held in April and September-October.

And white water rafting here is a must, it's exciting but safe, with expert crews and top-notch gear. For more adrenaline, you've got paragliding at Rohtang Pass and Solang Valley, plus rock climbing, rappelling, snowboarding, and even ice climbing in winter.

Self drive car rentals for Manali trip are also a popular choice for travelers who prefer to explore at their own pace.

According to Hindu legends, Manali gets its name from "Manu-Alaya" meaning the home of Manu, the first human and lawgiver. The story goes that sage Manu came ashore here after a massive flood to restart human life. Surrounded by the Himalayas, Manali stuns visitors with snowy peaks, clean rivers, green valleys, and thick forests.

As soon as I reached Manali, the first place I went to was the Hadimba Devi Temple. Built for Hadimba , the wife of Bhima from Mahabharata, and yes, she was a demoness, the temple completely wowed me.

Next, I wandered into Vashisht village, where time seemed to slow down. The 4000 year old Vashisht Temple, with its streaming hot springs, was just what I needed after my trip. Locals told me the waters have healing powers, and honestly, it felt like they were right.

I couldn't miss the Manali Wildlife Sanctuary. It felt like a fairytale forest. Tall Deodars, whispering Maples, and if you're lucky, glimpses of musk deer or snow leopards. I didn't see one, but the quiet was its own kind of magic.

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Hungry and happy, I dove into local cuisine. I tried guchhi matter and sepu vadi, then feasted on spicy chicken anardana and grilled Kullu trout, easily the freshest fish I've ever had.

With a full belly and a big smile, I wandered into the busy lanes of Mall Road and the Tibetan Market. There was so much to see, colorful woolen shawls, handcrafted bags, shiny trinkets, and cozy food stalls selling steaming momos and warm apple cider.

The journey’s takeaway

From ancient temples to adrenaline-pumping adventures, Manalai gave me memories to treasure. Whether its temples, hot springs, local food, or thrilling treks, everything made me feel like Manali would stay with me long after I left. Pack your bags, lace up your boots, and let Manali work its magic on you too.

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