The Best Honeymoon with Manali Packages

One of the best ways for newlyweds to get to know each other better is on their honeymoon. Away

from the hectic daily life, and the running about involved in the wedding, Manali provides couples

with the perfect honeymoon destination. Manali had always been one of the most visited tourist

spots in the Northern part of the country and remains to be so. It has also manages to become an

international interest for people from the western world, who are flying to their wonderful place for

their own honeymoons. Manali Honeymoon is a dream come true and a memory you are sure to

cherish for the rest of your life with your partner.

The sprawling sights and hotels:

Apart from the stunning beauty that Manali has to offer, the place also lives up to many

expectations that couples on honeymoon visit it with. For your honeymoon in Manali to be a reality,

it is important that you make your Manali hotel booking well before time. This allows you to com

across the best Manali Packages. These packages are designed to make your honeymoon a

memorable one. Apart from accommodation, these packages also include site breakfast, dining, site

seeing and railway station, bus depot and airport transfers for the guests. This makes it a complete

package for any honey mooner. When making the bookings, do mention that you are a honeymoon

couple. This will allow you to be at the receiving end of some fine complimentary services and a

lovely, romantic welcome. A great way, to kick start the honeymoon.

There are a lot of places that are a must visit for first timers in Manali. Though the Solang Valley and

the Kullu valley top the list, there are also other places like the Rohtang pass, Pandoh Dam, Hidimba

Devi Temple, Bhrigu Lak that make the list longer and more exciting. There are a bunch of fun

activities that you can try on the Solang valley, which includes- paragliding, zorbing, riding the cable

cars or ropeways, riding the snow scooter, etc. Get the true essence of the traditional Himachali

culture, in the valleys of Manali.