Travelling gives pleasure to know your belief, your mindset, your thought. Travel means to know yourself, deal with different peoples, their behavior. Travel seems how you are. Travel is like my hobby to known people.

In India many cities I am visited. My favorite city is Manali. Manali gives me inner peace to my soul that I like this city very much. In Manali, you find all types of travelers. Family needs their cherishable and memorable moments, the couple needs memorable inner peace and solo travelers to find some groups to do some adventure.

I visited Manali 3 times in mostly cold days. The beauty of this place attracts me due to snow. The 2 most attractive things in Manali is Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass. In Solang Valley, you do many adventurous things like paragliding, bungee jumping. River rafting gives you an immense pleasure to raft in a Kullu river with your friends.

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