Kullu- Addiction for Adventure and God Lovers.

Kullu is known as the ‘Valley of Gods’,  is a group of lovely valleys in Himachal Pradesh. It is situated between the grand Himalayas and river Beas. Every year thousands of tourists visit Kullu in search of beautiful views and heart-throbbing sceneries. Kullu is the best place for trekking and an amazing adventurous spot for river rafting, mountaineering, paragliding and climbing over the Himalayan icy mountains. Kullu was before known as Kulanthpitha which signifies ‘the ending point of the inhabitable world’. The wonderful valley is also a part of stories in Ramayana, Mahabharata and Vishnu Purana.

Kullu is the capital town of the Kullu district in the Indian province of Himachal Pradesh, located at the banks of Beas River.

Places to Explore in Kullu

Malana: A Glimpse of Local Culture

Malana is an old single town in Himachal Pradesh in a confined and captivating level by the side of the Malana River.  It is also Known as Malana Nala which lies in Parvati Valley.  The houses in Malana are both a couple of stories and have specific names and reason designated to them.

The ground floor or Khudang is for the assurance of the dairy steers and for fuel. The fundamental floor summoned Gaying is for putting eatables, downy and weaving woolen surface. The best floor Pati is the living quarter.

Malana is most celebrated for its age of Hashish, which is hailed as the best in the region.

Jagannath Temple

Resolved to Lord Jagannath, the asylum holds one of a kind criticalness among Hindu social order. It isn’t the only standard among explorers, be that as it may, history buffs, nature sweethearts, photo darlings and experience addicts, all guarantee that they investigate it before heading for their forward trips.

Solang Valley

Solang Valley lies between Solang town and Beas Kund and is 13kms far from Manali, offers a stunning perspective of snow-topped mountains. Hence this establishment is the setting for winter skiing festivity and offers skiing for the tourists.

In winters the valley transforms into a skiing paradise of new white snow with the posterity of all ages slipping and sliding over it. Likewise, when snow unwinds in the mid-year, skiing is supplanted by parachuting, zorbing, paragliding and steed riding.

The best time to visit Solang Valley is between the long stretches of December to February.

Bijli Mahadev

Bijli Mahadev Temple has arranged around 10 km a long way from Kullu. Here the wooden staff of the asylum is 60 feet high and can be seen from Kullu. Along these lines, a superb view of the whole town can be seen from the point.

Friendship Peak

The Peak crest approaches at the height of 5,289m in Pir Panjal range of Himalayas is a trekker’s heaven. However the traveler goes through the excellent Solang valley that houses a few elevated knolls, thick backwoods dabbed with differed types of snow-capped trees, vivid plantations and confounded by various little and breathtaking streams.

Also, the journey makes you insane, once you achieve a specific height, with steep moves over the thick bed of snow and walk over glaciated tracks and restricted edges.

Famous Places Near Kullu

Kasol: Particularly Via Manikaran road, it is 38.5 km away from Kullu.

Manali: Particularly Via National Highway 3, it is 40.3 km away from Kullu.

Kheer Ganga: Particularly Via Manikaran Road, it is 60.7km away from Kullu.

Manikaran: Particularly Via Manikaran Road, it is 42.7km away from Kullu.

Naggar: Particularly Via Kullu-Naggar-Manali Road, it is 24km away from Kullu.

Bhuntar: Particularly Via Bhunta-Kullu Road, it is 9.5km away from Kullu.

Best Places to Eat 

The most pleasant suppers would be at the dhabas on the roadways. Little eateries around the transport station zone that serve snacks like pakoras, chole bhature, and momos.

You will effectively discover different cooking styles in Kullu including Chinese, Continental, and Indian. Chakti and Lugri  are famous wine

Best time to visit 

Here summer is the best time for camping, river-rafting, and trekking is between March to June when temperature lies between (10-15) degree Celsius.

In winters (October-February) Temperature goes down to as low as – 1 degree. While October and November are simply chilly, December to February witnesses a considerable measure of snowfall.

However, monsoon (July-August) is Not a great time to visit Kullu because of Heavy Rainfall in mountain region which can result in landslides

How to Reach 

State possessed transport offices of Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation are open from Kullu interfacing with the adjacent urban communities.

Accordingly, Jogindernagar is the closest railroad is around 125kms a long way from the primary city of Kullu and is all around associated with all the significant urban communities.

Likewise, Bhuntur Airport is the nearest airport at the distance of 10kms from Kullu.

Map of Kullu