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Jogini waterfalls, Naggar Castle & museum, Jagatsukh village, Solang valley, Van vihar, Bhrigu lake & Beas river. Also there are many temples with himachali style architecture located in the old manali.
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There are many places to visit and most of them you'll find in the answer section which are famous and crowdy ones .I am suggesting you a offbeat but amazingly beautiful place known as jana waterfalls .you won't regret having a meal with waterfall view and your legs inside chilled water.
Check my video once and plan accordingly
https://www.tripoto.com/trip/jana-waterfalls-and-restaurant-manali-you-will-never-forget-lunch-done-here-with-such-an-serenity-5f7d8822197d8
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Hadimba Temple
Solang Valley
Jogini Waterfalls Manu Temple
The Manali Gompa Bhrigu Lake
Hampta Pass Nehru Kund
Arjun Gufa Van Vihar
Himalayan Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple Vashisht Hot Water Springs and Temple
Museum of Himachal Culture and Folk Art Kothi
Beas River Great Himalayan National Park
Gulaba Old Manali
Rahala Falls Jagatsukh
Naggar Castle Rohtang Pass
Katrain Gauri Shankar Temple
Manali Sanctuary Nicholas Roerich Art gallery and Museum
Chandrakhani Pass Happy travels
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If you want to avoid crowd and enjoy offbeat locations, you can visit Sajla waterfall. It is a quite place and can be reached by hiking for 15-20 minutes from the main road of Sajla village.
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Hadimba temple. here u cn spend more time and can have photos in himalayan traditional wear. vashishtha kund is famous for hot water kind. club house is good option if you ho with family. for shopping go to old manali. adventure activities - river rafting. per person approx 3000
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I am publishing my Manali Trip today on this forum, you may go through it for complete details.
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Tourist attractions in Manali : Hadimba Temple
Museum Of Himachal Culture And Folk Art
Tibetan Monasteries
Manu Temple
Club House
Vashisht Hot Water Springs
Maa Sharvari Temple
Nehru KundJogini Falls
Solang Valley
Kothi
Rahala Waterfalls
Gulaba
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