Manali Kasol Trip

In case of unforeseen events or government restrictions, the tour may be cancelled and in such cases, you can reschedule your dates. However, no refund will be provided on any condition.

• 30 days or more: 90% of the total package cost is refundable
• 21-30 days: 75% of the total package cost is refundable
• 11-20 days: 50% of the total package cost is refundable
• Less than 10 days: No refund
• The booking amount (30% of the package amount) is non-refundable. However, you can adjust this amount with any other tour, trek or activity offered by Uncia post-booking date.

Manali is a high-altitude based town in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. The place is so beautiful and of which many have stayed back for months and even years. If you are someone who loves adventure sports like trekking, skiing, rafting and camping but at the same time loves peace then this place is definitely for you!  

You can reach Manali via train, air or bus. 

Road
The distance one will have to cover is 550kms, which might take up to 12-13hrs. Buses are the most popular mode of transport as it is comfortable and driven by the most experienced drivers out there. (1200/- to 1500/-)

Air
Manali is connected to Delhi by air. The frequency of the flights is less and the only airline that operates is Air India which lands in Kullu-Manali once a day from Delhi.

Rails
You need to travel from Delhi to Chandigarh, most preferably by train and from there you could book a cab to travel the remaining distance which is 250kms.
Once you have reached the centre, that’s Manali, you can easily travel to Kasol. 
75kms – Distance from Manali to Kasol.
There is no specific “best time” to visit these magical places. If you love snow, winters are your time! If you love warm weather then summer is your season.

Winters
(October- February)
The temperature drops below zero degrees. Because of such a drop in temperature, people witness snowfall. Snowfall attracts a lot of tourists from all over the world for popular activities like skiing and trekking towards Rohtang pass, Gulaba and Marhi. The best part about winter is that it is known to be an ‘off-season’ for Himachal tourism so accommodation is quite easily available at affordable prices.

Summers
(March to June )

Summers are the busiest and attract the most tourists from all over the place. It is mainly because of its comfortable climate which is 10 degrees Celsius to 25-degree celsius.  All the adventure sports like rafting, paragliding, trekking and camping are very active because of the supportive climate that mother nature provides. If you plan to come here, you better start booking now or months before because of the demands it’s tough to get accommodation at the last moment. 

Monsoons
(July – September)
It is a season that is not high in demand but clever travellers choose this season because of the less crowd and more abundance in everything. Also, the popular festival known as Haryali does turn heads because of its popular practices amongst the locals. Seven different types of seeds are sown before the festival, close to the household deities. The showers are then welcomed with some traditional dancing and singing performances. This festival is also celebrated with great enthusiasm by local farmers. When it comes to adventure activities, river rafting is popular as the monsoons flourish the river at the level that is perfectly needed by the rafters. Do note that one should book these kinds of activities from an agency that conducts them with all kinds of safety procedures.
Now, let’s look into the places to visit in Manali and Kasol.

Solang Valley
Solang valley is one of the most scenic places, Solang Nala is a 30-minute ride from Manali. It is a place for adventure and sports lovers and while here, you can try skiing depending on which season you visit. During the summers, people come here for paragliding and experience fallen snow as in the lower areas all the snow is already melted. You can also hop onto a cable car to experience the Himalayas from the top view.

Old Manali

If you want to visit a more antiquated part of town, then you should wander the streets of Old Manali and cover the authentic side of Manali’s slow living. Manali was a slow and sleepy pilgrimage town before the backpackers arrived in droves. The bridge over the Manaslu River separates Old Manali from the main town. 

Rohtang Pass

Rohtang Pass is again a popular spot in Manali, the movie Jab We Met was shot in this place. While travelling through this place you can see amazing huge mountains. Mountain biking is hugely practised here because of the scenic roads. It is placed 4000m above sea level, this high mountain pass on the Pir Panjal Range will make you fall in love with the view, it is no less than the pictures of Postcards. 

Dhungri Van Vihar

Van Vihar is famous for its Deodar trees and a man-made lake.  While these beautiful trees provide the fresh air needed to rejuvenate and be at peace, the lake is a beauty to behold and get lost in. There are boats as well that let you travel through the Deodar forest and witness the charm of life. It is about 30 Rs. For 15 minutes of a boat ride.   

Van Vihar holds a unique charm, it is the perfect destination for couples trying to find some peace and love in the middle of a crowd. With the sun sunset in the backdrop, the lake and the trees take up a whole new mystical look that is hard to forget in this lifetime.

Manikaran
If you are someone who loves adventure and thrill then reaching this temple will give you a rush. Reaching this amazing place will make you travel through narrow roads! 

The structure is created in a Pagoda style, it is situated in a Beas river valley in the Kullu district. Entering this space will give you a sense of calmness and awaken your spiritual side.

Jogini Waterfall
Trek lovers should be smiling right now, as Jogini Waterfalls is the perfect place to trek towards. It gives you a scenic view of pure water coming from the falls. The waterfall is around a 3 Kms trek from Vashisht.  

Vashisht Temple
Vashisht Temple should be on your bucket list as it is up to 4000 years old.
It is said that Beas Kund in Manali is the origin point of the mighty Beas River. Vashisht Temple is located a few kilometres away from Manali. The beautiful place spreads the energy of positivity and is a true backpacker’s paradise. 

Clubhouse Manali

The clubhouse is located near mall road, in the centre of the city. It is an all-in-one package! Provides you, right from food to sports. Has a restaurant, bar, billiards room, library, roller skating and many more activities. You won’t regret spending your time here.

Parvati valley and river in Kasol
Flowing through the Parvati valley, River Parvati is one of the major attractions in Kasol. It is a relaxing and rejuvenating experience for many.  Beautiful landscapes of the valley and charming riverside make this place better than the regular. It does not offer any major adventure activity and hence is a great place to visit in Kasol to just lay back, relax and enjoy the calm of nature.  

Manali has always been distinguished from other hill stations because of its demand in the adventure sports section. Sports like paragliding, river rafting, zipline, skiing, yak riding and quad biking are trendy, and their prices differ as per the seasons and agencies you are going up for. Skiing and river rafting can be enjoyed during winters and monsoons followingly. When it comes to paragliding, The cost depends on the flight time of that sport; 2-5 mins would cost from 700/- to 1200/- and 12-14mins would cost around 1500/- to 2000/-. 
Last but not the least, food! Whether you are a vegan, non-vegetarian or vegetarian, you don’t have to worry about food scarcity as you will get a variety of delicious food that will easily fit your criteria; starting from samosas to fish, you will get everything at a reasonable price. 

Foods that one needs to try when in Manali-

Siddhu

Siddu is a traditional “Kullvi dish”, one of the most loved dishes in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh. It is just a kind of bread made from wheat flour. It is found in loads of cafes and street stalls, especially in Manali.

Dham

Dham is a traditional festive feast of Himachal Pradesh prepared during religious festivals. Back then the Rajas ordered the cooks to make a meal that would justify an offering for the Gods. The cooks prepared a variety of dishes from across the valleys and since then the tradition of Dham has continued. To try and taste a variety of food on one plate, you should try ordering for Dham. 

Momo

In the chilly weather of Manali and Kasol; momos can legit act like a saviour for many. Momos are very popular and can be found in abundance in loads of cafes, restaurants and one might say; every corner of the street. 

Thukpa

It is friendly for both, non-vegetarians and vegetarians. It is a noodle soup that originated from Tibetans. Along with amazing taste, it gives you different types of nutrition because of its contents; onions, carrots, tomatoes, cabbage and noodles. 

• Where is Manali?

Manali is situated in Himachal Pradesh, near the northern end of the Kullu Valley. It is known to be one of the most popular tourist spots in India.

• Where is Kasol?
  Kasol is about 26km from Kullu, situated in Parvati valley, on the banks of the Parvati river. It belongs to the beautiful state of  Himachal Pradesh. 

• What is Kasol famous for?
  Kasol is the most affordable tourist destination in India. It is famous for its fresh air, pure water, magical trekking views and amazing food!

• What is Manali famous for?
  Manali is an amazing combination for peace lovers and adventure sports geeks. Manali offers snow, magical views, great flavours in food and exciting sports like paragliding, skiing, rafting, camping etc.

• What is the best month to visit Manali Kasol Tour?
  March – June is comfortably warm with a pleasant temperature of 10-25 degrees celsius. All the adventure sports like rafting, paragliding, trekking and camping are very active because of the supportive climate that mother nature provides.
  Obviously, in the end, it depends on people’s perspective and personal choices on climates and seasons, as per that they can select their tour package!  

• How do I go to Manali from Delhi?
  Road-
  The distance one will have to cover is 550kms, which might take up to 12-13hrs. Buses are the most popular mode of transport as it is comfortable and driven by the most experienced drivers out there. (1200/- to 1500/-)
  Air-
  Manali is connected to Delhi by air. The frequency of the flights are less and the only airline that operates is Air India which lands in Kullu-Manali once a day from Delhi.
  Rails
  You need to travel from Delhi to Chandigarh, most preferably by train and from there you could book a cab to travel the remaining distance which is 250kms. 

• What are the must-to-do things in Manali Kasol?
  Manali

Waterfalls, trekking to the top of Beas Kund, visiting the wildlife sanctuary, to find peace one can also visit the Tibetan monastery.

Kasol
Walk along the Parvati river, it’s calming and beautiful; it will touch the spiritual side of you. Kasol is also known as Mini Israel, one should not miss out on the mouth-watering Israeli cuisine! Shop on the streets of Kasol as it has great quality and is very cheap.

• What are the best activities to do on the Manali Kasol Tour?
  Manali

Manali is widely known for its adventure sports like rafting, skiing, paragliding, camping etc. these activities are a must! 

Kasol
Activities like trekking and camping are very popular in Kasol. The reason behind its popularity is the amazing view of the river and hills that the campaigning sites give. 

• How much does paragliding cost in Kullu Manali?
  The cost depends on the flight time of that sport; 2-5 mins would cost from 700/- to 1200/- and 12-14mins would cost around 1500/- to 2000/- 

• Which is the best travel agency for Manali Kasol Tour?
  Uncia Trails is the best travel agency for Manali Kasol Tour. Provides amazing packages at a reasonable and genuine cost. 

• How many days will be sufficient to explore Manali Kasol Tour?
  3-4 days for Manali and 2-3 days for Kasol will be sufficient for one. It depends on person to person as per their perspective and means.

• When will I find snow on the Manali Kasol Tour?
  November to February is known to be the winter season in Manali and Kasol where the temperature steeps up to -1 degrees celsius and more; one can easily witness snow during these cosy months.

• Which meals are included in the Tour Package?

What is the mode of transportation for the Manali Tour package?

• Is Manali connected to Delhi by air?
  Yes, Manali is connected to Delhi by air. The frequency of the flights is less and the only airline that operates is Air India which lands in Kullu-Manali once a day from Delhi.

• Is the Manali Kasol Tour available for couples?

Yes, the Manali Kasol Tour package is available for couples. Kindly confirm the price before booking.

• Is Manali Kasol Tour available for the family?

Yes, the Manali Kasol Tour package is available for families. Kindly confirm the price before booking.

• Is the Manali Kasol tour available for groups?

Yes, the Manali Kasol Tour package is available for groups. Kindly confirm the price before booking.

• Which is better, Shimla or Manali?
  Comparing these two amazing places is like comparing your right eye to your left. They both have their perks and beauty. Manali is for people who love adventure sports and Shimla is for Historic Monuments. Choices differ from person to person.

• Which airport is near to Manali Kasol Tour?
  Kullu- Manali Airport is the nearest to all these 3 places; Manali and Kasol.

• How far is Manali to Kasol?
  The distance from Manali to Kasol is 75 km. It will take 2 to 3 hrs to reach by road.

Note:

• Season Prices will be different from the given prices.
• These prices are for reference only, Actual prices may vary. Kindly confirm the price before booking.