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River Rafting or River running in
India is possible on many rivers mostly flowing down the foothills of
the Himalayas. There are various positions of rafting likely in a
country with so many fast flowing Himalayan Rivers. The landscapes,
flora, fauna and cultures which one discovers from the river give one a
really different point of view of exploration than those encountered
from the road. The best time of the year to connect in Manali trekking
is between the months of June and October. Trekking in Manali may be
cruel during the winter months due to the great chilly conditions and
snowfall.
Manali is also a stand for a variety of adventure
activities like River rafting, heli-skiing, paragliding
and many more. Manali also forms a gateway to upper Himalayas and inside
and more remote areas of Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti.
Manali is also starting point of the famous Manali Leh Highway. Water
rafting in Manali India is almost fully confined to the northern rivers
which flow southwards from the Himalayas, gushing between densely
forested mountains and through steep defiles.
Most Popular Attractions In
Manali
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Brighu Lake
At an altitude of 4235 metres in district Kullu, this lies east of the Rohtang Pass and is about 6 Kms. from the village of Gulaba.
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Dal Lake
At an height of 1775 metres in district Kangra 11 k.m. from Dharamshala,
bounded by deodar trees, this is on the motor road to Talnu. |
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Chail Sanctuary
Himalayan birds, Goral, Sambhar and other
enamoring wildlife are a common sight at the Chail Sanctuary in Himachal
Pradesh, India. |
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Manali Sanctuary
This sanctuary starts about
2 km from Manali town. It forms the catchment of Manalsu khad. A prickle
path from Manali log huts/ Dhungri temple passes through dense Deodar,
Kail, Horse chestnut, Walnut and Maple forests. |
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