Kullu & Naggar

Overview

Naggar Located on the Beas Valley amidst scenic surroundings, Naggar Castle is a 15^th-century historical edifice in the Kullu Region. Built by Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu, the castle is now a heritage hotel run by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation. The wooden structure of the castle is an architectural marvel and reflects the very distinct style usually found in the region, combined with some European elements added to it over the years. You can catch fantastic views of the town and the adjacent alpine forests from the castle.

• Location: Naggar Town, Manali
• Timings: 7:00 am to 10:00 pm (winter timings may differ)
• Entry Fee: ₹ 15 per person
• Distance from Manali: 21 km (approx.)

Katrain A fishing paradise, Katrain offers an undulating landscape that is rather distinct from the sweeping terrains you will encounter on the rest of your Manali excursions. The village ticks all the boxes of the quintessential Himachali village. While here, do try out some of the local delicacies filled with rustic, wholesome flavors. Apart from the bounty of trout in its crystal waters, Katrain is a good place for hiking.

• Distance from Manali: 25 km (approx.)

Kullu Raghunath Temple The Raghunath Temple is one of the popular Kullu tourist recognizes that is encompassed by rich greenery all around. Individuals additionally accept according to the antiquated legend that the icon of Lord Raghunath which has been put inside the temple is said to be a similar one which was utilized by him. This temple is one of the most seasoned temples in the valley of Kullu, and is abundantly popular among local people and the tourists alike. Vaishno Devi Temple Located along side the Beas River.