Manali, situated on the banks of Beas river at a height of 1,926 meters on the northern end of the Kullu Valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Manali is also referred as valley of the Gods. 

According to the Hindu mythology- Manali was the hometown of the Brahmin law enforcer Manu and got its name after him as he was struck by the beauty and tranquility after wandering through the valleys of Himalayan town. Manali is the changed name from the word “Manu-Alaya” meaning- house of Manu. 

The main tourist attraction of Manali are Hadimba Temple, Creative Museum Of Himachal Culture And Folk Art, Tibetan Monasteries, Manu Temple, Vashisht Hot Water Springs, Maa Sharvari Temple, Nehru Kund, Jogini Falls, Solang Valley, Kothi, Rahala Waterfalls, Serene Gulaba, Naggar Village, Arjun Gufa, Chandrakhani Pass, Old Manali, Mall Road, Van Vihar, Manali Sanctuary, Rohtang Pass, Beas Kund, Great Himalayan National Park, Bhrigu Lake, Gayatri Temple, Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa, Siyali Mahadev Temple, Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple and Shankar Temple.