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  Places of Visit

  Hadimba Temple – Hadimba Temple one of the top places to visit in Manali. This beautiful temple said to be dedicated to Hadimba – the wife of Pandu son Bhima, is one of the best places to visit in Manali city. The most striking feature of this temple is that it is located in the Dhungri Forest and is surrounded by pine trees. The pagoda-shaped Hadimba temple in Manali is not only unique in its architecture but is famous for its religious value too. The effigy of Hadimba is made up of brass and is quite awe-inspiring. It is one of the most popular religious attractions in Manali.

  Museum Of Himachal Culture And Folk Art – A stone’s throw from the Hadimba Temple, the Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art allows a walk through time. It houses a unique collection of unknown antiques including religious relics, household objects, weapons, instruments, and scale models, among many other things. This small heritage museum also features various building models.

  Tibetan Monasteries – Manali also boasts of respectable Tibetan population settlement. And you must include at least one of them if you are shortlisting the places to visit in Manali in 2 days. The famous Tibetan monasteries – Himalayan Nyingmapa Gompa and Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa – draw a large number of tourists, and are among the most visited and certainly the best places to visit in Manali. Especially the Tibetan art and craft items displayed here deserve a visit.

  Manu Temple – Nearly 3 km away from the famous Mall Road of Manali, the famous Manu Temple is among the frequently visited tourist places in Manali. Dedicated to Lord Manu, the temple’s premises offer a sense of peace and serenity to the devotees walking in. It is frequented by religious tourists and foreigners and is among the most popular attractions in Manali.

  Club House – This is one of the most interesting places to visit in old Manali. The Club House is also one of the tourist places in Manali for adventure activities and indoor games. Located adjacent to the Manalsu Nallah, it has been constructed in the British style of architecture and is managed by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC). The in-house restaurant serves a lot of delicious dishes and snacks.

  Vashisht Hot Water Springs – Almost 3 km away from Manali, the Vashisht Temple is famous for its natural hot water spring. The premises enclose a pyramid-shaped stone temple dedicated to Sage Vashisht, and the water spring, which is said to have medicinal properties, are both one of the famous places to visit in Manali. Take a dip in the water to relax your body and mind. Also, there are separate bath areas for men and women, besides a Turkish bath having shower facility.

  Maa Sharvari Temple – Located at the Shaminallah Village on the outskirts of the Manali city, Maa Sharvari Temple houses the idol of Kullu Kings’ Kuldevi (another form of Devi Durga). During the Dussehra festival at Kullu, the idol is beautifully decorated and taken to the temple of Raghunathji. The best time to visit the Maa Sharvari Temple is during the Hindu festival of Dussehra, becuase during this time the festivities are at its best.

  Nehru Kund – Located on the Leh National Highway, Nehru Kund is another must-visit tourist attraction near Manali. Named After The First Prime Minister of India, it is a natural spring of cold water and this water is believed to have come from the Bhrigu Lake. This lake is located at a height of 4,300 meters. Serene surrounding and lush greenery enthrals the tourists coming here. The spring is so named because Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, used to drink water from the spring during his stay in Manali.