My Footprints in Manali Himachal India

Somebody has truly said,oncrete is being increasingly used these days to make kitchen countertops Xinjiang Tour Guide being durable not to mention easy to use and clean. "The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page". I let all thoughts of hectic life and deadlines drift away, listening to nothing but the sound of the wind. That is what I am here for, I thought. Solitude, silence, peace. All of which are growing ever harder to find. Crowned by the rugged peaks of the Greater Himalayas, the surrounding mountain scenery lures tourists to this garden of Mother Nature....The earth of the absolute being...Manali.Twenty years ago, to plan a trip, you'd have to go to a travels-silkroad agent with your ideas of your trip and the best you could do was to pick up some brochures. The main jumping- off points for Ladakh, Spiti and Lahaul, the natives call it the "home of Manu". Situated at an altitude of 2,050m, it is a hub for honeymooners and adventure liveliness. Gear up your valise anytime between May to October and experience the virgin breeze of the snow crest peaks. Manali is all about majestic mountains, hot springs, sprawling fruit orchards, azure skies dotted with clouds and rivers which meander gracefully down hilly slopes. From religious shrines to thrilling treks, Manali captivate any kind of traveller from all over the globe. The place attracts the visitors with its along in years villages and decent and reputable natives.

Some of the major places to see here are Hadimba Devi Temple in Dhungri, Tibetan Monastery in the main town, ancient Manu Temple in Old Manali. People Easily accessible by road and air, Manali offers the avid traveller, a land with spectacular scenery. The nearest airport to Manali is at Bhuntar which is 52kms from Manali. The road to Manali passes through the picturesque valley of Kullu. The motorable roads to Manali connect the town with other major tourist places in Himachal as well as in the nearby states. There is lot more to do in Manali: MANU TEMPLE: This is dedicated to the Manu Rishi. This temple is one of the oldest Shrines in the world. According to scriptures, Manu was the first man in nature. According to Hinduism and scriptures. VASHISTH VILLAGE: is very famous for its sulfur water hot springs and here you can visit Vashisth Rishi temple with nice wood carving in the doors and roof. HADIMBA DEVI TEMPLE: This holy place is dedicated to the local goddess Hadimba, wife of the Bhimma. Local people have great faith in this goddess. Hadimba is major goddess. Of this region. MONASTERIES: in Manali you can see mix impact of Hinduism and Buddhism if you see here lots of temple. Then you also can visit lots of monasteries here.