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Kullu-Manali
is resplendent round the year. It offers superb scenic attractions, snow
clad peaks,
gushing ravines and lush green forests. It is a paradise for
photographers and painters. It provides a galore of such beautiful natural
scenes worthy to be preserved in photographs or produced in the canvas with
the help of a brush. Always there is a feast to the eyes available to the
nature lovers.
Nicholas Roerich
of Russia, a notable painter and archeologist was so much lured by the
beauty of the valley that he choose to settle here permanently.
Kullu's appeal, however,
is not limited to its scenic beauty. It caters for all tastes. For botanist
there are wild flowery meadows. Kullu offers a unique blend of
temple's
architecture. They provide excellent material for the students of archeology
for study. Trekkers have ample opportunity to traverse the valley to see the
naked beauty of the nature from the very close angle.
For people seeking
adventure a variety of thrilling
sports is available. For the geologist
there are many problems awaiting study. This valley also presents variety of
fruits that are abundantly grown
locally. Kullu also offers escape from the heat and boredom
of
plains and ensures rest in pleasant atmosphere and climate.
Kullu has something to satisfy every holiday maker,
trekking, mountaineering, hiking, skiing, paragliding, fishing, shooting and restful
relaxation. They are all available in these gorgeous hills far from madding
crowd.

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How to Reach |
By Air : The
nearest airport 'Kullu-Manali' at Bhuntar is about 52 km from Manali
and 10 km from Kullu. |
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By Rail: The
nearest narrow-gauge railhead is Joginder Nagar at a distance of 95 Km
from Kullu. The closest broad-gauge railheads are Chandigarh (310 km)
and Ambala (355 km). |
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By Bus: Manali is
at a distance of 40 km from Kullu. The distance from Delhi via Mandi
is 585 km, and from Shimla the distance is 270 km. |
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