Manali

Day 1:Arrive in Manali and check into your hotel. Take some rest and freshen up.
Explore Manali town, visit Hadimba Temple, walk through Manu Market and shop for souvenirs.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll around Mall Road, have some street food, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

Day 2:
Head to Solang Valley and indulge in adventure activities such as paragliding, ziplining, and skiing.
Visit the nearby Vashisht hot springs and take a relaxing dip.
Head back to the hotel, rest and have dinner.

Day 3:
Go for a trek in the nearby forests and enjoy the scenic beauty of the region.
Visit the Naggar Castle and Roerich Art Gallery to learn about the local culture and art.
Enjoy a bonfire night at your hotel or campsite and share stories with other travelers.
Overall, the mood of this vacation can be described as adventurous and cultural, with a mix of relaxation and exploration.

The off-season in Manali typically lasts from the months of April to June, and then again from September to November. During these months, the number of tourists visiting Manali is relatively low, and the prices for accommodation and activities tend to be lower as well. We have added budget-friendly and luxury stays in the itinerary.

As for temperatures during the off-season, in April and May, the average temperature during the day ranges from 15°C to 25°C, and at night it can drop down to 5°C to 15°C. In September and November, the average daytime temperature is around 10°C to 20°C, while at night it can drop to 0°C to 10°C. However, it's worth noting that the temperatures can vary depending on the exact location and altitude within Manali.

Stays starting at INR 1000 per night

Check-in to your hotel in the morning on the first day you reach Manali and start your 5 days vacay by taking a nice trek to the Manu temple and exploring the Mall road afterwards.
Day 2 is about visiting the most famous 15th century temple – Hadimba Temple. You can choose to go on a small hike in the evening or visit the Buddhist Monastery situated in the city.
Head to Solang Valley and gear up for some adventure sports and camping on Day 3!
Start the next day with some delicious breakfast at a must try place recommended by us and go on an early trek.
Visit the most picturesque lake – Deepak Tal on your last day here, watch some beautiful waterfalls and end your day with good live music and great food!
The off-season in Manali typically lasts from the months of April to June, and then again from September to November. During these months, the number of tourists visiting Manali is relatively low, and the prices for accommodation and activities tend to be lower as well.
As for temperatures during the off-season, in April and May, the average temperature during the day ranges from 15°C to 25°C, and at night it can drop down to 5°C to 15°C. In September and November, the average daytime temperature is around 10°C to 20°C, while at night it can drop to 0°C to 10°C. However, it's worth noting that the temperatures can vary depending on the exact location and altitude within Manali.

We have added budget-friendly and luxury stays in the itinerary.
Places to visit, beginner level treks and activities.