Handcrafted Manali tour packages by Plan Your Destinations. From the snow-capped Rohtang Pass and the engineering marvel of the Atal Tunnel to paragliding over Solang Valley, the ancient Hadimba Temple, the charm of Old Manali, and the holy hot springs of Vashisht experience Himachal Pradesh’s adventure capital at its finest.
Manali, nestled at 2,050 metres in the upper Kullu Valley, is India’s most popular hill station and the undisputed adventure capital of Himachal Pradesh. Cradled by towering deodar and pine forests, fed by the rushing Beas River, and framed by snow-capped Himalayan peaks, Manali attracts honeymooners, families, adventure seekers, backpackers, and nature lovers in equal measure. The town’s unique charm lies in its extraordinary diversity. Ancient Hindu and Tibetan temples sit alongside hip cafés, snow-covered passes are reached from flower-filled valleys, and centuries-old village traditions coexist with world-class adventure sports.
Manali’s key attractions include Solang Valley (Himachal’s premier adventure playground paragliding, skiing, zorbing, zip-lining, and snow tubing), Rohtang Pass (3,978 metres — the legendary snow point connecting the Kullu Valley to Lahaul-Spiti), the Atal Tunnel (9.02 km — the world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet, providing year-round access to Lahaul Valley and Sissu), the Hadimba Devi Temple (1553 AD — an ancient pagoda-style temple set in a mystical deodar forest), Old Manali (the charming original village with stone houses, backpacker cafés, and riverside walks), Vashisht Hot Springs (natural sulphur springs with an ancient temple), the Manu Temple, and the colourful Tibetan Monasteries.
Whether you’re planning a honeymoon, an adventure trip, a family holiday, a snow escape, or a backpacking journey, Plan Your Destinations has a Manali tour package that’s perfect for you.
Carefully curated Manali tour packages from Plan Your Destinations for every travel style. All packages include private SUV/Innova, accommodation, guided sightseeing, and dedicated support.
Highlights: Manali via Kullu Valley, Rohtang Pass
Experience the refreshing charm of Shimla and Manali, where colonial elegance meets snowy mountain beauty. Seek blessings at Jakhu Temple, enjoy scenic views in Kufri, and drive through the beautiful Kullu Valley. At Solang Valley and breathtaking heights at Rohtang Pass. End with relaxing moments in Chandigarh. A perfect mix of nature, adventure, and hill station charm.
Every Manali tour package from Plan Your Destinations showcases the adventure, beauty, and culture of Himachal Pradesh’s most beloved mountain destination.
Manali town is a delightful blend of ancient heritage and modern tourism. The Hadimba Devi Temple (1553 AD) is the town’s most revered monument a four-storey pagoda-style wooden temple dedicated to Bhima’s wife from the Mahabharata, set in a mystical deodar forest clearing. The intricately carved wooden doorway and the surrounding forest create an atmosphere of ancient spirituality. Old Manali, across the Manalsu Nallah stream, is the original village now a charming mix of traditional stone houses, backpacker hostels, riverside cafés, and boutique shops with stunning mountain views. Vashisht village (3 km) offers ancient hot springs (natural sulphur water believed to have medicinal properties), a beautiful wooden temple, and panoramic valley views. The Manu Temple (dedicated to sage Manu, believed to be the creator of humanity) and the Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa (Tibetan Buddhist monastery with colourful murals and prayer wheels) add spiritual depth. Manali Mall Road is the evening hub for shopping and street food. Plan Your Destinations includes all Manali town sightseeing.
Highlights: Hadimba Temple 1553 AD, Old Manali Village, Vashisht Hot Springs, Manu Temple, Tibetan Monastery, Mall Road, Deodar Forests
Solang Valley (also called Solang Nallah), 14 km from Manali at 2,560 metres, is the highlight of every adventure-focused Manali tour package. In summer (April–June), Solang transforms into an outdoor sports arena offering tandem paragliding (15–20 minute flights soaring over the valley with certified pilots — one of India’s most thrilling experiences), zorbing (rolling downhill in a giant transparent ball), zip-lining across the valley, rope courses, and the Solang Ropeway (cable car to 3,000+ metres for panoramic views). In winter (December–March), Solang becomes a ski resort with skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, and snow scooter rides on powdery Himalayan snow. The backdrop of snow-capped peaks in every season makes Solang Valley one of the most photogenic spots in India. Plan Your Destinations includes Solang Valley with activity bookings in all Manali tour packages.
Highlights: Paragliding (Tandem Flights), Skiing & Snowboarding, Zorbing, Zip-lining, Solang Ropeway, Snow Tubing, Valley Panorama
Rohtang Pass (3,978 metres / 13,051 feet), 51 km from Manali, is one of India’s most famous mountain passes and the centrepiece of many Manali tour packages. The name Rohtang means “Pile of Corpses” in the local language, reflecting the treacherous weather conditions that historically plagued travellers on this ancient trade route between the Kullu Valley and Lahaul-Spiti. Today, Rohtang is a spectacular snow point offering breathtaking views of glaciers, snow-capped peaks, and the dramatic transition from the green Kullu side to the barren Lahaul side. Snow activities (skiing, snowboarding, snow scooters) are available even in June and July. A government permit is required (limited daily, Plan Your Destinations handles all applications). The road winds through Marhi, Gulaba, and Kothi each offering stunning viewpoints. Rohtang is open approximately May/June to October (closed in winter due to heavy snow).
Highlights: Snow at 3,978 m, Glacier Views, Snow Scooters, Skiing, Panoramic Peaks, Gulaba & Marhi Viewpoints, Lahaul Gateway
The Atal Tunnel, inaugurated in 2020, is an engineering marvel at 9.02 km, it is the world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet, cutting through the Pir Panjal Range to connect Manali to the Lahaul Valley. The tunnel provides year-round access to Lahaul-Spiti, even when Rohtang Pass is closed in winter, and has transformed Manali tour packages by opening up an entirely new landscape. Emerging from the tunnel at the southern portal, you enter a dramatic moonscape of barren mountains, winding rivers, and remote villages. Sissu (the first village in Lahaul, with a stunning waterfall and gompa) is the primary stop. The journey through the tunnel itself well-lit, ventilated, and featuring a unique design is an attraction. Plan Your Destinations includes Atal Tunnel excursions in Manali tour packages.
Highlights: World’s Longest Tunnel Above 10,000 ft, Sissu Waterfall, Lahaul Moonscape, Year-Round Access, Engineering Marvel
The Kullu Valley, through which the Beas River flows, surrounds Manali and is integral to every Manali tour package. White-water rafting on the Beas River (Grade II–III rapids, 14 km stretch from Pirdi to Jhiri) is an exhilarating 1.5-hour adventure suitable for beginners and experienced rafters. Manikaran (80 km from Manali in the Parvati Valley) is a spiritual wonder — sacred to both Sikhs and Hindus, with natural hot springs where water boils naturally at 90°C+ (locals cook rice and dal directly in the spring water), the magnificent Gurudwara Sahib, and the Shiva Temple. Kullu town is famous for its international Dussehra festival (a week-long celebration in October) and its shawl-weaving industry. The Great Himalayan National Park (UNESCO World Heritage), accessible from Kullu, offers trekking amidst pristine Himalayan wilderness. Plan Your Destinations includes Kullu, Manikaran, and rafting as excursions.
Highlights: Beas River Rafting (Grade II–III), Manikaran Hot Springs 90°C+, Gurudwara Sahib, Kullu Shawl Market, Kullu Dussehra, GHNP UNESCO
Popular extensions beyond Manali: Kasol (the backpacker capital of India, 75 km from Manali in the Parvati Valley) offers a bohemian atmosphere with Israeli cafés, riverside camping, Tosh village treks, and the iconic Kheerganga Trek (a moderate 12 km trek to hot springs at 2,960 metres). Tosh and Malana are remote mountain villages with unique cultures. Spiti Valley (accessible via the Atal Tunnel or the Manali–Spiti road in summer) offers Key Monastery, Kaza, Chandratal Lake, and a Ladakh-like high-altitude desert experience. The Manali–Leh Highway is one of the world’s greatest road trips. Plan Your Destinations can extend any Manali tour package to include these offbeat adventures.
Highlights: Kasol Backpacker Scene, Kheerganga Trek, Tosh Village, Spiti Valley, Key Monastery, Chandratal Lake, Manali–Leh Highway
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March–June for summer (paragliding, rafting, Rohtang snow). December–February for winter snow (skiing, snowboarding). October–November for autumn colours. Avoid July–September (monsoon, landslides). Our experts help pick the best dates for your Manali tour package.
Packages start from approximately ₹12,500–25,000 per person. Contact us for a customised quote.
Very safe. One of India’s most popular family destinations with excellent tourism infrastructure. Suitable for children (age-appropriate activities available) and senior citizens (gentle sightseeing options). All our travellers receive 24/7 support.
Absolutely. Choose duration, hotel style (budget to luxury resort), add adventure activities (paragliding, skiing, rafting, trekking), include Kasol/Spiti/Shimla, or extend to Ladakh. We design your perfect Manali itinerary
At 9.02 km, the world’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet, connecting Manali to Lahaul-Spiti Valley via the Pir Panjal Range. Opened 2020. Provides year-round access even when Rohtang is closed. An engineering marvel and tourist attraction included in our Manali tour packages.
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