Here is the list of Places to Visit near Solang Valley, Manali :

 

Rohtang Pass

 

One of the most prominent and must-see places in Himachal is Rohtang pass. The unmissable picture prefect’s remarkable view of the glorious Himalayas from this spot adds more appeal. There is no place to stay here as such, but you can pitch your canvas and spend the night under the clear sky full of stars.

The ideal time to visit this place is between May and October- the climate is moderate, and one can enjoy the midnight sky sitting by the bonfire. Located just 42 km away from the Solang Valley, this pass is the gateway to some glorious places like Spiti Valley and Lahaul. Also, read 

 

Great Himalayan National Park

 

The store is abundant for adventure lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Around 77 km from the Solang Valley and a little farther aside from Kullu, there is the Great Himalayan National Park.

A remarkable place, rich in biodiversity is a paradise for all wildlife lovers. This sterile place in the peripheries of Kullu Valley is a nerve center for adventure experiences. You can try activities like hiking, camping, rock climbing, trekking, bird watching, etc. Read Also: 

 

Kothi

 

Kothi Village is an unreal place if you want some quiet time away from all the city crowd admiring the charm in solitude. This old rustic village is just about 5 km away from the Solang Valley.

 

Jogini Fall

 

Amidst a tranquil environment of shrines is this gorgeous spot with a crystal clear water stream, a complete bliss for nature lovers. These falls have a religious connotation to the residents.

You can follow the trail and hike up to the top of the falls to have a beautiful experience. This place is about 12 Km away from the Solang Valley. Read Also:

 

 Baes Kund

 

An Emerald green pool with crystal clear water set amid the mighty cliffs at an elevation of 3,700 meters, is a hiking destination for the daredevils. The place where the Baes river emerges from the Baes glacier.

The Baes Kund trek starts from Solang itself. You will witness mesmerizing peaks like Hanuman Tibba, Friendship Peak, Shitidhar, and Seven Sisters during your route. Read Also:

 

Bhrigu Lake

 

At an altitude of around 4,300 meters, this reservoir is at the famous mountain range Pir Pranjal. Located in the east of Rohtang Pass, a high-altitude alpine lake hemmed in by snow-carpeted peaks is another popular trekking destination.

They say that Maharishi Bhrigu used to meditate near this glacial lake, and hence they named it after him. The exquisite beauty of this lake varies in every season-it freezes during winters, while in summers you can see the crystal clear water of the lake with fragments of glacial snow still swimming in it. Read Also: 

 

Hot Water Spring

 

There is a temple devoted to a local saint named Vashistha. The sulfurous hot water spring in the shrine compound is the big attraction of this place. They feature separate bathing pools for both men and women where they can bathe before entering the temple.

Nearby there are two more temples of Lord Shiva and Lord Rama nearby that you can visit. They commercialize this place with local merchandise.

 

Rahala Waterfalls

 

The stunning Rahala Falls at Manali-Leh Highway is at 8,500 ft and about 22 km away from Solang Valley. This spectacular layered cascading waterfall, set amidst lush green woodlands of deodara and silver birch trees is this perfect picnic spot with crystal clear water streams.

You can trek above the fall and experience the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding. The waterfall arises from the melting of the iceberg. Read Also: 

 

Hadimba Devi Temple

 

15 km from Solang, Hidimba Devi Temple is also recognized as Dhungari Temple. One of the ancient cave temples is devoted to Hidimbi Devi, spouse of Bhima. They set up this intricate temple in the heart of the evergreen cedar tree jungle, called Dhungiri Van Vihar.

A rustic old four-story temple established in 1553, looks like a lodge in the woodlands. If you look closer, you can observe its exteriors decorated with sacrificial remains of animals. Animal sacrifice is yet a norm at the shrine. It sounds primitive, but practices like these are a part of the culture, which is gradually accepting reform.

 

Nehru Kund

 

Nehru Kund is just about 8 km away from the Solang Valley. It is titled after the first prime minister of India. This natural freshwater spring is popular among nature lovers and photographers.

You can spend hours amid lush green forests admiring the grace of the place, and the sound of the gushing water is like playing music to your ears. We believe Bhrigu lake to be the origin of fresh water in this pool, which is drinkable.