HADIMBA DEVI TEMPLE (600 meters from Hotel)

With a four-tiered, pagoda shaped roof and a front doorway carved with figures and symbols, the lovely temple stands as a mute tribute to the supreme artist who sacrificed the very hand with which he carved his pen in wood to the Goddess of the Dhoongri temple - Hadimba Devi, wife of Bhim -- the Pandava. It is approachable by a motorable road about 1.5 Kms from the main mall. Hotel GreenFields is located in the vicinity of Hadimba Devi Temple and it is a 15 minutes walk through dense Devdyar jungles from our Hotel to Hadimba Devi Temple

VASHISHT SULPHUR HOT WATER SPRINGS (03 Km from Hotel)

Across the Beas River is a village known for natural sulphur hot springs and temples of Vashisht rishi and Rama.

TIBETIAN MONESTARY (01 Km from Hotel)

A new and colorful Buddhist temple, famous for carpet weaving and Handicrafts. Visitors can buy carpets and other Tibetan handicrafts from here.

ROHTANG PASS (55 Km from Hotel)

Situated at an altitude of 4,111 meters, gateway to the Lahul and Spiti valleys and the entry point to the tribal region, is Rohtang pass. With its snow, Rohtang is a major tourist attraction. A 2-hour drive from Manali on NH-21 leading to Leh, Rohtang offers sledging, skiing, tobogganing and a chance to frolic in the snow.

The road to the pass opens only when the snow has melted (From June to October). There is no accommodation at Rohtang pass. On the road is Nehru Kund (6 Km) which is a spring named after the late Jawahar Lal Nehru. Kothi is a village with a view of the deep gorge through which the Beas races. The Rahalla falls (16 Km) are at 2,500 m.

SOLANG VALLEY (15 Km from Hotel)

A splendid valley between Manali and Kothi offers the views of the glaciers and snow capped mountain peaks. It has good Skiing slopes equipped with an excellent lift. There is a Mountaineering Institute Hostel here and Solang is the venue of an annual winter carnival.
NAGGAR (25 Km from Hotel)

It is situated on the left bank of the Beas River. Nestling on a wooded slope, it commands a splendid and extensive view of the valley. Naggar was the capital of Kullu Rulers for about 1,400 years.