Manali · 2,050 m · Valley of Snow & Adventure
Manali Tour Packages Adventure, Snow & Serenity in the Kullu Valley
Explore Manali with exciting tour packages offering snow adventures, mountain views, river valleys, and peaceful Himalayan stays.
About Manali
Manali India’s iconic mountain escape in the Himalayas
Manali is the crown jewel of Himachal Pradesh tourism. Nestled in the Beas River valley at 2,050 metres, this mountain town is surrounded by apple orchards, ancient deodar forests, raging rivers, and some of the world’s most dramatic high-altitude passes. From the iconic Rohtang Pass to the serene Solang Valley, from the ancient Hadimba Devi Temple to the bohemian cafes of Old Manali — this destination has something for every kind of traveller.
Shardha Tour & Travel’s Manali packages are among our most popular, and for good reason. We have been running trips on this route for over 18 years and know it better than almost anyone. Whether you want a romantic couples retreat, a thrilling adventure holiday, a family summer vacation, or a gateway to the legendary Manali-Leh highway, we have the perfect itinerary for you.
What You Will See in Shimla
Sights & Attractions
Rohtang Pass (3,978 m)
snow-covered even in summer, offering skiing, snowmobiling, and paragliding
Solang Valley
Himachal’s adventure hub with zip-lining, river crossing, and snow activities
Hadimba Devi Temple
A 16th-century wooden pagoda temple in a cedar forest clearing
Sissu & Lahaul Valley
The quieter, more dramatic side of Manali beyond Rohtang
Old Manali
Laid-back cafes, traveller hostels, and the ancient Manu Maharishi Temple
Naggar Castle
A 1500-year-old stone and wood castle with spectacular valley views
Great Himalayan National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site for nature and wildlife lovers
Beas River rafting
white-water rafting from Pirdi to Jhiri, suitable for beginners to intermediate
Best Time to Visit Manali
When to go
October to February
Snow Season
Heavy snowfall, skiing at Solang Valley, magical winter landscapes
March to June
Pleasant Weather
Pleasant weather (10–25°C), Rohtang Pass opens, peak tourist season
July to September
Monsoon
Leh-Manali highway opens, Lahaul Valley blooms, fewer crowds
Manali Package FAQ
Is the Rohtang Pass open year round?
No. Rohtang Pass (3,978 m) is typically open from May to November depending on snowfall. The Atal Tunnel now connects Manali to Lahaul year-round, making Sissu and the Lahaul Valley accessible even in winter.
How many days are ideal for a Manali trip?
We recommend a minimum of 4 nights / 5 days for a comfortable Manali experience. A 6-night / 7-day package allows you to also cover Kasol, Kullu, or Lahaul Valley without rushing.
Can I extend my Manali trip to Leh Ladakh?
Yes. Our popular Manali-Leh Highway package (8 nights / 9 days) covers Rohtang, Baralacha La, Sarchu, Tanglang La, and Leh. This route is open approximately June to September.