Go to Manali in July 2021 | Places To See Near Manali

Go to Manali in July 2021 | Places To See Near Manali 

The perfect time to visit Manali is the time after the snow melts and with the monsoon rolling in the views are otherworldly. so the best time to visit Manali is definitely in July. 

Look out for the covid guidelines to make sure the rules you have to follow when entering the state. Nature has blessed Manali with it's best - snow, hills, mountain ranges, gushing lakes and rivers. Manali is a go-to location to visit during the monsoon. 

1. Chandrakhani Pass:

If you are an experienced trekker, you must visit the Chandrakhani Pass in July to enjoy the trekking experience even more. The reason to visit this pass in July is that you will be able to view the abundance of different categories of floras in your trekking trail out there.

The entire trek takes around six days, and it will genuinely be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for you. You will get to view some exotic peaks like Golpo Peak, Dadru, Kasol village and other amazing places in your trek to the Chandrakhani Pass.

2. Solang Valley: 

Solang Valley is located about 30 minutes from Manali and attracts travellers both in winter, for its snow, and in summer for its adventure sports.

From may when the snow melts the place becomes a paradise for those who love to trek. After the snow clears, paragliding becomes popular. However, keep in mind that it's not well regulated and there are safety concerns.

3. Beas Kund Trek:

Beas Kund trek is one of the best places to visit in Manali in July. The spot is spectacularly beautiful not only because of the Pir Panjal ranges hovering over the glacial Beas Kund but also because of the lush greenery of the alpine forest that is prevalent in July even more.

See the gorgeous glacier, and you will have to spend the night in the sporadic beauty of nature and on the next day of the trek, you will be able to reach the Beas Kund. 

4. Pirdi: 

Embark a rafting journey that stretched 14 km and across two rivers. The trip will be a rafting trip, fraught with as much danger as filled with fun and zest and have a fantastic time bumping into the rapids, and even while we made a dive into the chilling waters.

5. Rohtang Pass:

Rohtang Pass is a popular day trip from Manali, although heavy traffic can be an issue that makes it a challenge to reach. The roads are a bit unsafe due to landslides and blockage can cause delay in travel. 

Due to its high elevation of around 4,000 meters (13,000 feet), it's often subject to bad weather. The main attraction at Rohtang Pass is snow, particularly when it has already cleared from other places. 

6. Manali Nature Park:

If you love immersing yourself in nature, don't miss taking a stroll through the thick cedar trees in Manali Nature Park, which borders the Beas River between Manali town and Old Manali.

The towering trees of Manali Nature Park provide a dense shield from the outside world, enjoy the rain clouds as they strike with the mountains and feel like you are truly in heaven, giving the park a magical, mystical feel. 

7. Jogini Waterfall:

A picturesque and enjoyable short hike through the hills behind Vashist will take you to Jogini waterfall. The waterfall itself is not particularly impressive but a dip in its chilly water is invigorating, and the surroundings are truly enchanting.

8. Hadimba Temple:

Hadimba Temple in Manali is another interesting place that can be explored in Manali in July. enjoy the spiritual relief and feel one with the world. 

The temple is surrounded by lush green valleys and the refreshing breeze makes the visitors fall in love with this site. 

9. Buddhist Temples:

There's a small Tibetan colony just south of Manali town that's worth visiting for its serene and soothing Buddhist temples.

One of the temples, the Himalayan Nyinmapa Gompa, is home to a huge gold statue of Lord Buddha. The temple is beautifully illuminated at night.

10. Deo Tibba Trek:

Deo Tibba Trek is one of the best treks in the entirety of Himachal Pradesh since it is located at an altitude of 6000 metres but that also makes Deo Tibba one of the best places to visit in Manali in July. 

You will be amazed to see the view when you reach your destination in the trek because it is visually spectacular. The trek is quite safe in July, but it is advised that experienced trekkers avail this and not any beginners.

So, if you are planning to go to Manali this July better do your research and plan out the trip properly. with that, I hope you all happy travels. any queries or info you want can leave a quick comment and I will help you out.