Manali Tour Packages From Bhopal

Trade the lakes and architecture of Bhopal for dense forests, snowy peaks, and riverside trails with Thrillophilia’s Manali tour packages from Bhopal. Each Manali tour package includes round-trip transport, cosy stays, local meals, guided sightseeing, and on-ground support throughout the trip.

You can trek to Patalsu Peak for wide Himalayan views, stroll through Manali Bazaar for handmade woollens, or sit in silence at monasteries like Gadhan Thekchhokling. Visit the wooden Siyali Mahadev Temple, spot the crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake, or walk the 20-km Chandrakhani Pass trail for views of Hanuman Tibba and Deo Tibba. Whether you are after adventure, culture, or peace, these packages can be personalised to match your style. So, book Thrillophilia’s Manali tour packages from Bhopal today and let the mountains refresh your senses.

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How to Reach Manali from Bhopal?

1. By Air

For your Manali trip from Bhopal, the fastest and most convenient way to reach is by air. You can take a connecting flight from Bhopal’s domestic Raja Bhoj Airport (BHO) to Bhuntar Airport (KUU), located near Kullu. There are no direct flights, but airlines like IndiGo, Air India, as well as Alliance Air offer one-stop routes via New Delhi, and Mumbai. The total travel time ranges from 11 to 19 hours, depending on the layover. Once you reach Bhuntar Airport, you can hire a cab or take local transport (like the HRTC bus) to Manali. This road journey from Bhuntar to Manali covers about 58 km along NH-3 and generally takes 1 to 2 hours.

Best Time to Visit Manali

The best time to visit Manali depends on the experience you want, as Manali tour packages from Bhopal are available all year round.

1. Spring (March to April)

The temperatures during this time of year are moderately chilly, ranging from 7°C to 15°C. As the snow melts, this is a good time to go hiking, take nature walks, and see places like Solang Valley as well as Jogni Falls without snow.

2. Summer (May to June)

With temperatures between 15°C and 25°C and clear skies, the weather is pleasant. This is the ideal time of year to visit Jogini Falls, Hidimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, and Solang Valley. In addition to going to the Doongri Forest Festival in May, you can try paragliding, river rafting, as well as trekking.

3. Autumn (September to November)

With sunny skies and temperatures ranging from 10°C to 18°C, this time of year is ideal for peaceful travel. You can participate in outdoor activities like ziplining and ATV rides, as there is not much tourist traffic.

4. Winter (October to February)

This is the best time for tourists to see snowfall because the temperatures drop to 0°C or lower and it snows most of the time from December onward. For views of the snow, you can visit the Solang Valley, Gulaba, Marhi, and Rohtang Pass. In addition, you can enjoy snow tubing, snowboarding, skiing, and the Manali Winter Carnival in February.

Places to Visit in Manali

Here are some of the best places to visit in Manali:

1. Jagatsukh: Explore the village for its 8th-century Shikhara-style Shiva and Gaurishankar temples, walk through orchards and pine forests apart from visiting the Kalath hot spring.

2. Himalayan Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple: Enter the temple to see its striking pagoda-style structure, meditate near the 2-storey Buddha statue, and admire the colourful Tibetan murals and carvings.

3. Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa Monastery: You can witness the Gompa’s striking rust-and-golden architecture, explore Buddha’s life through murals, meet monks besides experiencing peaceful moments of prayer and meditation.

4. Siyali Mahadev Temple: You can admire the intricately carved wooden interiors, spot the ancient Shivalinga, as well as explore the multi-tiered pagoda-style structure set against pine-covered slopes.

5. Manali Bazaar: Shop for Kullu shawls, hand-carved wooden souvenirs, Himalayan salt lamps, and woollen stoles besides trying steaming momos, thukpa, and apple cider from local stalls.

Things to Do in Manali

Here are some of the best things to do in Manali:

1. Visit Dhakpo Shedrupling Monastery: Climb 50 steps to see Lord Tsongkhapa’s statue, colourful thangkas, butter lamps, sacred texts, monks meditating, and explore the Indo-Tibetan architecture and peaceful garden.

2. Enjoy a trek to Patalsu Peak: You can trek to the peak at 13,800 ft through pine forests and snow trails, with expert guides, packed lunch for enjoying wide views of Hanuman Tibba and Dhauladhar.

3. Appreciate the beauty of Chandratal Lake: Hike past the Chandra Bhaga ranges to reach the lake at 4,270m, camp beside its turquoise waters, spot snow patches, and photograph its crescent shape at sunrise.

4. Walk up to Chandrakhani Pass: You can trek 20 kms to an altitude of 12,100 ft. via Rumsu, explore Malana’s heritage, spot Himalayan wildlife, and witness peaks like Deo Tibba as well as Indrasan.

5. Take a hot air balloon ride: Float gently 300 feet above Manali for 5 to 7 minutes, enjoy views of snow-covered Pir Panjal peaks, winding rivers, green valleys, and capture unforgettable photographs mid-air.