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  • Phone: 9805460855
  • Country: India
  • City (county): Kullu
  • Listed: 06.12.2022 16:43
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Manali
Manali is the ideal retreat for anybody, whether you’re traveling alone, with your significant other, in a group, with family, or at any season to revitalize your spirit. Attractive mountainous retreat, Private Room in Manali is located in the beautiful Beas River valley.

A fantastic getaway from the oppressive heat of the plains, it is a stunning town noted for its cold temperature and gorgeous snow-capped mountains. The Royal Woods Private Villa in Manali is known for its rich culture, lovely hill towns, beautiful architecture, and picturesque views of verdant woods.
Interesting Facts About Manali
• According to history, Manali was given its name in honor of Manu, a mythical character from ancient Hindu texts who is regarded as the ancestor of the human species. The Saptarishis (the seven heavenly sages) is also said to have resided here.

• We’ve heard about an enormous Amarnath Shivling carved out of snow. But there is also one on the snow-covered slopes of Manali! Anjani, the mother of Lord Hanuman, is said to have pondered & worshipped Lord Shiva at which current Shivaling now stands.

• At a height of 9000 feet, Gulaba has built India’s tallest sky cycling track.

• Manali is made up of three hills that are next to one another and each has a town and an ancient shrine. Manali is among the coldest regions in India, with wintertime lows exceedingly severe.

• There are cafes and throngs of Israelis in the little hamlet of Kasol, which is close to Manali. Hebrew is used exclusively on the meal menu. Instead of Namaste, the greeting used here is Shalom, and Israeli flags may be seen in many locations.

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