Manali Mountains

The dazzling beauty of the Manali mountains are a haven for the nature lovers. The town of Manali is situated within the Kullu valley but it offer stunning views of the majestic Himalayas. These are fabulous regions splendid in immense natural beauty. The high rising peaks, with an average altitude of 5,000 to 6,000 meters, offer challenge to many Indian and international expeditions. The convenient location and easy accessibility to several base camps beckon mountaineers from across the world in Manali.

The Kullu valley encloses some of the exceptional passes that offers panoramic view of the entire expanse. Rohtang pass at an elevation of 4111 meters is 51 kms from the main town of Manali and is a popular tourist destination. The Beas Kund region, Hanuman Tibba (5930m), Deo Tibba (6001m) are other preferred regions of tourist interest in the mountains of Manali. Chander taal, Baal taal, Malana glaciers are the trekkers choice that deserve special mention.

The Manali mountains are bestowed with verdant forest lands. The apple orchards and plum orchards together with the rolling meadows add romance to the beauty of the landscape. These mountains of Manali experience a riot of colors with the rhododendron and spring blooms. The lush green hillsides and woodlands dazzle brightly in the sunny summers and the winter makes it ethereal as the snow covers all of Manali making a fairyland out of it. Indeed, the true beauty of the mountains in Manali passes into different forms of loveliness as the seasons pass by.