Visit Kullu Manali In August

With temperature ranging from 15°C to 20°C, August is the best time to visit Kullu Manali if you want the lush green environment to enlighten you up. Due to the monsoon season, the hills look like a lovely green carpet, and the rains make the charming waterfalls dance! The superb landscape all around would make you want to click more and more photos. You can enjoy adventurous activities around the hilly areas, but you need to be cautious of the weather as sometimes it can rain heavily. With everything so beautiful, it is also an ideal time for couples to go for honeymoon.

Adventure sports in Kullu Manali

Kullu Manali is one of the best places for people seeking adventure trips for holidays. It freshens up the mood and rejuvenates you. In addition to sports, it offers fascinating scenes to view. So if you are a nature lover, this is the place to go. You can enjoy adventure sports such as mountaineering, trekking, white river rafting, paragliding, zorbing, horse riding, river-side camping, bike rental tours, rock climbing, rappelling, skiing, safari, downhill cycling, and hiking. It offers various packages apt for first-timers as well as professionals. Camping in Kullu Manali gives a unique chance to meet the stars in the night as you indulge in a journey of self-exploration, amidst nature, whereas bike tours blend technology and nature, as you take speedy detours in the chilly winds and discover the remote areas of the hills.

Best places to visit

Solang valley remains the center of attraction throughout the year as it provides recreational activities in both summer and winter seasons. Located about 30 minutes away from Manali, it conducts activities like paragliding, zorbing, and horse riding in the summer season, and skiing activities in the winters. Rohtang Pass is a hotspot for photography and adventure. It is rich in nature and rivers Beas and Chenab add to the beauty of the picturesque location. You can find many hidden waterfalls as you enjoy the jeep safari or other adventure sports. The Hadimba Temple is a must-visit place for people interested in Hindu religion and mythology. The temple, built in 1553, is dedicated to a local deity named Hadimba Devi who was the wife of Bhima, and the mother of Ghatotkachh. Around Hadimba Temple you can also visit the Museum of Himachal Culture & Folk Art and Rahala Falls. Located around 4-5 kilometers away from Manali, the Vashist Hot Water Springs is famous the springs believed to cure skin diseases. According to legends, Lord Lakshman created the springs for Sage Vashist. Another place to visit in Kullu Manali is the Great Himalayan National Park. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers as well. In addition to the captivating views of nearby hills and mountains, you get to see many endangered species in this National Park. Other places which you can visit include the Bhrigu Lake, Manu Temple, Manikaran, Gulaba, and the Tibetan Monasteries.