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If taxis feel too expensive, you can consider public buses to nearby villages, shared taxis, or renting a scooter/bike for more flexibility. Hitchhiking is another option if you're up for some adventure, but be cautious. You can also check with local travel agencies in Manali for group tours or shared trips, which are usually budget-friendly.
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What about Public Buses??? Or find yourself a travel companion. I would really love to visit Sethan and Sissu, but I don’t have much time for it. I’m thinking about visiting it sometime in May. I found https://stateofwriting.com/ to help me with my studies while I’m on vacation. Give me some travel tips and recommendations!
UpvoteCommentManali to Sethan and Sissu can be expensive if you rely only on taxis, but there are other options: - For Sethan: You can rent a scooter or bike if roads are accessible. Some shared cabs may be available from Manali. If you enjoy trekking, it’s possible to hike. - For Sissu: HRTC buses and shared cabs go through the Atal Tunnel to Keylong, and you can get down at Sissu. Hitchhiking is also common, as many locals are friendly. Check road conditions in February, as heavy snowfall might affect travel. Renting a bike could be a budget-friendly alternative!
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