A weekend trip to Manali also known as the honeymoon capital of India might not be what you expect it to be. Manali has gained a reputation for being a lover’s paradise as most couples choose this destination for spending some quality time with each other. But that doesn’t mean that the experience this hill station provides is restricted to honeymooners. In fact, Manali is known for being the hotspot for backpackers as well as adventure enthusiasts since it provides getaways to many thrilling activities like skiing, paragliding, rafting, trekking, and mountaineering to name a few. Set on the Beas River, the breathtaking view of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges covered in snow should be reason alone for you to pack your bags and plan a trip to Manali right away. In this Manali tour package, we take you to some of the best places in Manali, exploring hidden gems along the way. The Hadimba temple was constructed in the 16th century and is located on a hilltop, surrounded by lush green deodar forests. Manali has some really cute cafes with aesthetically pleasing ambiance and cozy vibes, not to mention that the food is delicious and is bound to make your mouth water. We make sure that you get to eat some of the best food in Manali and try various cuisine by taking you cafe hopping followed by a stroll through the local market where you can buy handicrafts and souvenirs. A 1-hour drive from Manali will take you to Solang valley where you can indulge in various activities that this hill station has to offer. Zorbing, Skiing, and Cable car rides are some of the best things to do in Solang Valley, Himachal. Manali is also home to beautiful waterfalls with sparkling water and you can’t miss the magical experience of witnessing them at all. A small hike is all you need to do to reach Jogini Waterfall. The reason why this is a must-visit place in Manali is that the cascading waterfalls have sacred shrines below them, giving them significant importance among locals. The historic Vashisht temple, named after the great sage, is believed to be 4000 years old and remains one of the most popular tourist attractions because of its natural hot water springs. It holds extreme importance as a pilgrimage site and attracts a lot of devotees every year. Although you can plan a weekend getaway to Manali throughout the year, the best time to visit Manali is from November to January as the weather is pleasant and if you are lucky, you might even catch the season’s first snowfall while you are there.