Adventurous In Manali

Rohtang Pass is Manali’s most famous snow point, a 3,978 m (13,050 ft) mountain pass on the Pir Panjal range about 51 km from town. In clear conditions the drive takes roughly 2 to 2.5 hours, not the half-day some older guides claim. The road opens once the Border Roads Organisation clears the winter snow, usually from mid-...

Overcome your fear of heights with paragliding in Manali and fly through blue skies and over most stunning landscapes. It is one of the most popular and famous spots for paragliding in India. People from all over the country come to get their adrenaline pumping. The average duration of paragliding could be from 8 to 30 minu...

Kufri is a quaint little hill station, located very close to Shimla. It is a popular destination for travelers who are visiting Shimla and want to enjoy a day excursion to nearby places. The best part about a visit to Kufri is that you can easily visit the place, spend some time there, and return to your hotel in Shimla by ...

Solang Valley, also called Solang Nullah, is a snow-fed side valley about 14 km north of Manali, sitting at roughly 2,560 m (about 8,400 ft) in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. Known as Snow Valley, it is Manali's headline spot for winter snow play and skiing, and for summer paragliding, zorbing and ropeway rides, al...

Manali is a year-round destination for tourists from all over the country, but during the winter it becomes even more alluring for those looking for some adventure sports and an adrenaline rush. One of the safest activities to indulge in while in Manali, skiing is a favorite among people of all ages. True, skiing in Manali ...

About Zorbing in Manali

Zorbing is one of Manali’s most popular adventure activities, and almost all of it happens on the grassy slopes of Solang Valley, about 14 km from town. You climb inside a large double-walled plastic ball, get strapped in beside a friend or a guide, and roll down the hillside while the world tumbles...

Canyoning is a brand new adventure activity that has taken Manali by storm. An amalgamation of rock-climbing and rappelling, canyoning is done on waterfalls. You are harnessed safely and then you have to climb the slippery rocks, in the face of rapidly flowing water. Sounds very exciting, right? You will feel the raw power ...