Manali Honeymoon Package By Volvo Bus

The Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar are the two Himalayan mountain range that encircles Manali. The landscape accounts for awesome view which makes a permanent impact on the minds of honeymooners. There is Beas River which flows through the town dancing in rhythm with roaring water. The photoshoot on the banks is a must for the honeymooners. One will visit near Rohtang pass as part of Manali Volvo honeymoon package. Rohtang pass is the connector between Kulu valley and Lahaul Valley. The breathtaking views of the mountains and landscapes, from Rohtang pass attracts lacs and lakhs of tourists from round the world each year. Solang valley is another picturesque place where honeymoon couples find themselves embraced by nature in its pristine format. Our Manali honeymoon package with volvo tour also takes you to Naggar Castle, which is located amidst the jungles of Naggar town. This castle is of historical importance as it was once resided by Raja Sidh Singh of Kulu. The structure of this castle is worth viewing as the interiors like fireplace, staircases, stone and wood case render it a majestic feeling.

Our Manali Volvo honeymoon package also serves adventure sports like river rafting, parasailing, trekking in small trek routes, horse riding which forms a major attraction for adventure enthusiasts. These type of tailormade adventures remain in memory to be cherished throughout the rest of the life by the honeymooners.

The roads and surrounding in Manali is clean and people are very friendly and helpful in nature. The beautiful city of Manali has small hamlets for hippy communities where they come in groups, rejoice make fun and enjoy their lives. Manali is also a shopping destination where shops are located in bustling upcountry streets. The shop sells souvenirs, mementos, local handicrafts and other goods from where the honeymooners can purchase to keep as memories of their honeymoon period. The city is enriched with the famous Hidimba temple which has mythological significance from the days of Mahabharata.