01Solang Valley
A wide meadow 14km up the valley that turns into a snow playground each winter, with skiing, snow tubing and rented snowsuits under the Pir Panjal peaks.
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Deodar forests, snow passes and the roaring Beas
Manali sits at 2,050m where the Beas runs loud and grey-green through deodar forest, and snow ridges close off the end of every street. Mornings start with paragliders lifting off the meadows at Solang; afternoons drift into Old Manali's cafe lanes, apple orchards and the carved wooden shrine at Hadimba. Past Rohtang, the Atal Tunnel puts Lahaul within a day trip.
01A wide meadow 14km up the valley that turns into a snow playground each winter, with skiing, snow tubing and rented snowsuits under the Pir Panjal peaks.
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02A 1553 cedar-wood shrine to Hidimba, wife of Bhima, with a four-tiered pagoda roof and carved doorway, hidden in a deodar grove above the town.
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03The old village up the hill from the bazaar: stone-and-timber houses, prayer flags, apple orchards and slow cafes, looking straight out at the snow line.
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04The 3,978m pass on the old road north, where snow lies late into summer. Permits are limited and the drive up is half the experience.
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05Manali's river, born in the snowfields below Rohtang and running clear over rounded boulders past the town. Good for riverside walks and rafting further downstream.
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