Hadimba or Dhungiri temple is one of the important temples in this region. This is a four-story wooden temple located inside the forest called the Dhungiri or Van Vihar.

The Tibetan refugees built the Gumpha in the late 1960's. This Gumpha is covered with brightly coloured fresco paintings and a mid size Buddha statute is also there.

The old Manali area is located just 3km away from from the present Manali township. The place is covered with old guesthouses, which are ancient now.

This is a very simple and small temple with stones path which leads to the main entrance of the temple. This temple is famous because the name manali is named by Manu.

It is the highest point on Manali-Keylong road and 51-km away from Manali town. It gives a wide and panoramic view of mountains. This is basically a huge glaciers. The Beas river rises from the crest of Rohtang from a block of Mica-Schist. A little lake is there called Sarkund (Dashair) which is visited by the people as they believe that the water effects to cure all bodily ailments.

There is also a large and mordern Tibetans Temple with a small handicrafts center.

This is a very beautiful valley between Manali and Kothi which gives the best views of the glaciers and mountain peaks. This place is very popular for trekking and ski lovers as it offers a good skiing slopes and camping sight too.

This place is very near from Kothi. The river Beas gets down from a height of 50 metres here and gives a panoramic view. Its a very popular picnic spot.

Triloknath and Udeypur are two important places here. Triloknath is a six armed image of Avalokiteshvara or Bodhisattava. The temple of Marikula in Udeypur is famous for its wood carving designs.