Kullu Tourist Places

The Kullu Valey circuit lies along the valley of the Beas River and is also known as the Valley of Gods due to the profusion of Hindu religious traditions and myths in nearly every stream and rock. The valley is enclosed on the north by the Pir Panjal range which can be reached through Rahtang pass, on the west by Bara banghal and the east by the parvati ranges. The Beas is fed by tributaries from valleys on either side. The valleys are gateways to some of the best trekking routes. The tow main centres of the circuit are kullu and manali.

Kullu Sightseens

Raghunath Temple, temple of lord Rama about 400 years old.

Bijli Mahadev Temple 14 km is famous for its high staff which attracts lightning thereby shattering the Shivalinga which congeals after butter and barley gram is applied on it.

Basheshwar Mahadev Temple Bajaura 15 km is a 9th centuary Shiva temple famous for its stone carvings.

Manikaram 45 km famous for its hot springs and a gurdwara revered by Hindus and Sikhs

Trekking & Adventures: The valley is the starting point for treks. Some major ones are over chandrakhani Pass to Malana, over Jalori Pass or Bashleo Pass, Pin Pass to Spiti. Manikaran to Saraumga Pass to Chhota Dhara. Manikaran or Kasol or Jari to Manikaran to Malana valley via animal Pass.