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| Tourist Attractions in Manali |
| Being one of the most popular hill stations in Northern India Manali has a lot to offer tourists. Here are some of Manali's most popular tourist attractions: |
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Dhungri Temple |
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Gadhan Thekchokling Gompa |
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Old Manali |
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Various outdoor activities, like cycling, walking, |
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| Hotels and Accommodation |
| Being a popular tourist attraction there are a wide range of hotels to choose from in Manali, right from budget accommodation to top end hotels.
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| Manali Map |
| The Manali map provides information about places on interest in Manali, hotels in Manali, road and railway networks in Manali, thus helping visitors who wish to visit Manali. |
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| Connectivity |
| Air: The closest airport to Manali is Bhuntar, located at a distance of 50 km from Manali. Kinkfisher Red Airlines operated daily non-stop services from Delhi to Bhuntar, Air India twice a week and MDLR Airlines six days a week. |
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| Railways: The nearest narrow gauge railway head is at Joginder Nagar (135 km). From here it is possible to take buses or taxis onwards to Manali. |
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| Road: Manali is very well connected by road and is connected to Delhi (550 km) by NH-21 and NH-1 which goes all the way to Leh, claimed to be the highest motorable road in the world. Manali is also well connected to Shimla, Dharamsala and Leh. The Inter State Bus Terminus and the Himachal Tourism Office make bookings for buses from Delhi to Manali. Volvo buses are also a comfortable option to.. |
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