Malana Tour Packages

Check out the Malana Tour Packages offered by TravelTriangle to explore this off-beat destination. Specially mapped out by our travel experts, these travel packages provide a hassle-free experience. They are easily customizable according to your convenience. You would want to go back again once you explore these places.

Best Tourist Places To Explore In Malana

1. Renuka Devi Temple

What’s Special: Sacred spot

Timings: After sunrise to before sunset

Transportation Option: Trek

Dedicated to Goddess Renuka Devi, the mother of Lord Parashurama, a small trek will lead to Renuka Devi Temple. Situated at the banks of Renuka Lake, an idol of Lord Parashurama, who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and the place where he meditated also resides in the temple complex. Every year in November, a fair dedicated to Renuka Devi is organized on the temple premises. Malana Tour Packages are complete with a visit to Renuka Devi Temple.

2. Jamadagni Temple

What’s Special: Religious significance

Timings: After sunrise to before sunset

Transportation Option: Rented bike, trek/walk

Located at the center of Malana Village, Jamadagni Temple, is dedicated to Rishi Jamadagni, father of Lord Parashurama. The architecture of the temple is made of wood and stone. One can only view the temple from the outside, as going inside the temple is prohibited. The strictness is upto that level that one cannot touch even the walls of the temple. It is one of the most explored places in Malana Travel Packages.

3. Manikaran

What’s Special: Hot springs

Timings: Varies from place to place

Transportation Option: Rented vehicle, cab

Located on river Parvati, Manikaran is a small town famous for its hot springs and pilgrim centers for Hindus and Sikhs. The shrines people can visit in their Malana Trip Packages include Shiv Parvati Temple, Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara, and Lord Ram Chandra Ji Temple. As per the beliefs, bathing in the hot springs of either Gurudwara or Temple is said to cure arthritis.

Best Time To Visit Malana

March and April

The spring season in Malana may experience early snowfall. The weather shifts from harsh-cold to pleasant-cold. One can plan a trip to Malana during April.

May and June

Malana sees a high footfall during the summer season as people come to escape the heat of their cities. June is the warmest month of the year in Malana, with pleasant weather.

July and August

The monsoon season in Malana is an off-season, as people’s trekking adventures cannot take place on slippery surfaces. Although the surroundings get lush green after a rain shower, August may experience landslides. Hence, planning a trip to Malana during the monsoons involves risk.

September and October

After the monsoon rains, the temperature drops in Malana during the autumn. The lush greenery, minus the rainfall, remains intact in September but turns orange in October. One can plan a trip to Malana during this season.

November to February

The period from November to February marks the winter months in Malana, which comes with snowfall. January is the coldest month of the year in Malana. One can get stuck due to snow if planning to visit in February.

How To Reach Malana?

By Air

Kullu-Manali Airport, also known as Bhuntar Airport, is the nearest airport to Malana, approximately 30 kilometers away. After that, you can take a taxi to reach your destination. Another option is Chandigarh Airport.

By Rail

Joginder Nagar Railway Station is the nearest railway station to Malana. Depending on the days of their run, 6 trains stop by this station. After that, you can take a cab or board a bus to Malana. Another railway station is Chandigarh Junction Railway Station.

By Road

There is no direct bus to Malana. However, one can board a bus from Kasol or Bhuntar to Jari. After that, one can hire a cab from Jari to reach Malana.