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Visiting Kullu Manali tourism is the cure for weary spirits and minds. Despite the fact that nature has richly given them, each is unique in the experiences they provide. Kullu is appropriately referred to as the "land of the gods." It is blessed with a beautiful landscape made up of forests, valleys, streams, rivers, and orchards, stretching out gently on the banks of the River Beas. It draws travellers for various reasons, from ethereal Malana to tranquil Manikaran. The River Beas Valley is home to the town of Manali, whose population has grown more quickly than the clouds that float over its hilltops.
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Manali, perched on lofty Himalayan foot hills, is a crowd-pleasing Indian hill station, while Kullu is a tranquil valley town at 40 km from Manali. Often considered as a single hill station holiday destination, this area is fondly visited by backpackers, honeymooners and family holidayers, while frequently visited by adventure holidayers and water sport lovers. Tucked in between the magnificent Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal range, surrounded by snow-capped mountains & thick pine forests, the grace of this hill station is heart-quenching.
The white water river Beas flows through the place setting a stage for adventure & romance. Mesmerizing Kullu& Manali attract travelers with diverse interests. From adventure sport lovers and trekkers to honeymooners and family holidayers, Kullu Manali and their nearby sightseeing places are enjoyed by all. Kullu is a broad valley between Manali & Largi, famous for mesmerizing mountains cladded with pine & deodar trees, sprawling apple orchards and beautiful temples.
The Raghunathji Temple, Bijli Mahadev Temple, Basheshwar Mahadev of 9th century, Mahadevi Tirth, and Jaganathi Temple are some of the famous ones. The Dhakpo Shedrupling Monastery here, is a Buddhist monastery placed at a picturesque mountain setting and visitors have loved the place. for its serenity.
Nature lovers & adventure enthusiasts enjoy a day out in the Great Himalayan National Park. With more than 300 species of birds, 30 species of animals and an extensive variety of flora, this place is a delight.
Whereas, Manali is an escape for adventure & sport lovers. Skiing and trekking in Solang & Parvati Valley and paragliding, rafting and mountaineering in the Pir Panjal range and Rohtang Pass has visitors from all across the globe. The Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art at Manali preserves local crafts and heritage and the Buddhist monastery Gadhan Thekchhokling is recognizable by its yellow, pagoda-style roof. To the east of the River Beas is Vashisht, a village known for its hot springs. Other places of prime attraction here are Hadimba Temple or Dhoongri Temple, Manu Temple, Manikaran, Nehru Kund.
Beas Kund, and Arjuna Gufa to name a few. The Wildlife Sanctuary at Manali is the place to spot different rare varieties Himalayan flora and fauna. The Manali Winter Carnival, generally held in February every year, witness's huge footfall of tourists. Folk dance, local music and entertainment shows by local artists amuse visitors. Nevertheless, the best time to visit these hill stations is summer but the place has distinct natural beauty in winters, spring and autumn, as well.
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