Manali is one of the default holiday destinations in India, especially during summer months. But more than just being a tourist attraction, Manali is a paradise for adventure lovers, especially for trekking enthusiasts. Situated in the northern part of Himachal Pradesh, the high altitude treks from Manali offer spectacular views of the Himalayas. The area is covered with alpine forests of pine and deodar, with Beas River meandering through the town.

Trekking in Manali is actually getting spoiled for choice with so many spectacular treks possible in this area.

Getting to Manali:

Road: Manali is well-connected by road with Delhi with regular buses plying. One can take an overnight luxury Volvo from Delhi in the evening, reaching Manali early morning. Manali also stays connected to Leh from July to October.

Rail: Nearest railway station is at Chandigarh. Manali can be reached by road from here.

Air: Nearest airport is at Bhuntur but there aren’t too many flights to this airport. The next closest airport is at Chandigarh. One can take a cab or a bus from there to Manali.

There are a number of treks which begin from Manali, ranging from easy grade to ones that would excite even the most experienced of trekkers.