It is customary to go to Manali from Calcutta via Shimla. In fact, Shimla-Kullu-Manali is a very popular circuit among the Bengalis.
Via Shimla (via Kalka) - You can catch Kalka mail directly from Kolkata to Shimla. In that case you have to get off at Kalka station and catch the train or road from there. Kalka can also be reached by train or plane from Kolkata via Delhi. Manali is 255 km from Shimla. This route can be reached by bus or car rental. If you rent a car, you can see some things in the middle of the road. Take Shimla and go to Manali.
Via Delhi - There are adequate train and air services from Kolkata to Delhi. You can catch a bus directly from Delhi to Manali. Himachal Pradesh tourist bus is quite comfortable. Buses will meet every evening. Public and private buses are also available from Kashmiri Gate Bus Terminal. And if you want to go to Shimla, come to Kalka first from Delhi. http://www.booking.hptdc.in/
Those who want to come from Dhaka >> go directly to Delhi and from there go directly to Manali via Shimla.
What to see
Bipasha and Manalsu washed in Manali, in the dense embrace of clouds and mountains, in the dense shade of apple-oak, in the dense green of cedar-pine, in a snow-capped mountain range and in the genuine laughter of the hill tribes, the primitive became a fairy tale every day.
Manali has always been the pride of Himachal. This hill town is an unobstructed gateway for visitors of all ages. Here and there the Pirpanjal and Bara Bhangal mountain ranges peek out in the bright sun. Those who have not yet seen the natural ice will come to Manali.
Note from Manali- The magic of this hill town is spread beyond all. One and a half km away from the bus stand is the temple of Hirimba Devi built in the sixteenth century in a quiet and beautiful environment. Walk that way. It is as if Raja Bahadur Singh wrote poetry with wood there. This temple is surrounded by outstanding wooden carvings. Also visit the Tibetan Monastery in Model Town adjacent to the bus stand, the Vasistha Muni Tapasasthala Basistha Ashram and the hot springs, the Manu Mandir and many more.
The statue of Basishtadev made of black stone is very beautiful. Manumandir means the abode of Brahmaputra, the original human Manu. Near Manumandir, in the reign of the now extinct hippies, is still the abode of foreigners. They are spending months and months in love with this sweet city of Himachal. Nearby is the Club House on the banks of the Manalsu River. Assorted arrangements for outdoor and indoor play. The market is a bit crowded now. The area takes on a festive look every evening. Just as it has a special attraction to some people, so does the luxury of solitude. Whatever he is, Manali is still in Manali.
Rotang Pass and Solang Valley - Must see Rotang Pass and Solang Valley in Manali. On the way to see the 1 km long pass of Rotang Pass, it is better to rent a coat, hat and shoes to bargain against the cold. However, the difference between the two heights of Manali (7,216 feet) and Rotang Pass (12,982 feet) is so great that you don't have to run around happily to get there. May cause shortness of breath. Cars run this way from June to October.
This road is covered with snow in April-May. Beaskund, 12 km away, is the source of Bipasha river. Can be trekked. Skiing, on the other hand, runs in the Solang Valley from late November to June. There are also adventure adventures such as heli skiing, paragliding, rafting and river crossing. In August-September, the market in Manali is full of apples. As soon as he left the city, he ate apples in an unprecedented mixture of red and green. Be sure to taste those fresh apples.
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