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From the adventure-filled slopes of Solang Valley to the historic temples of Old Manali and the quiet castles of Naggar, discover the real Kullu Valley.
Solang Valley, Manali OutskirtsSolang Valley
Solang Valley, locally known as Solang Nullah, is a gorgeous side valley situated at the top of the Kullu Valley. Renowned as the adventure capital of Himachal Pradesh, it offers sweeping meadows flanked by snow-capped peaks. In summer, the valley is alive with paragliding, zorbing, and hiking, while winter transforms it into a premium ski slope. Beyond the adrenaline, it houses quiet paths winding towards high-altitude glades and sacred shrines.
Key Sights
- •Soar above the valley floor with tandem paragliding flights
- •Ride the Solang Ropeway up Mount Phatru for panoramic Himalayan vistas
Adjacent to Mall Road, ManaliOld Manali
Step across the bridge over the roaring Manalsu River to experience the historic, laid-back counterpart of Manali's main bazaar. Old Manali is characterized by traditional Himachali Kathkuni houses, orchards of apples and stone fruit, and cozy traveler cafes. The village retains a slow mountain pace, serving as a sanctuary for those looking to walk under centuries-old deodars and explore the folklore of Manu, the progenitor of humanity.
Key Sights
- •Visit the 500-year-old wooden Hadimba Mata Temple situated in a serene Dhungri forest
- •Explore the traditional Manu Temple, the only temple dedicated to Sage Manu
Naggar, Kullu ValleyNaggar Village
The ancient seat of the Kullu Kingdom, Naggar is a tranquil heritage village perched high above the Left Bank of the Beas River. Celebrated for its unique architectural fusion of wood and stone, Naggar hosts the magnificent Naggar Castle and the historic home of Russian painter Nicholas Roerich. It is a haven for travelers seeking silence, pine forest walks, and deep engagement with the local history of the valley.
Key Sights
- •Admire the stone and timber architecture of the 15th-century Naggar Castle
- •Visit the three-tiered wooden Tripura Sundari Temple, built in the traditional pagoda style