Dated: 29th March 2014 Priyanka Chopra gets poetic as Mary Kom shoot continues in Manali!

The shooting of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Priyanka Chopra venture, based on the life of Olympic medal winning boxer, Mary Kom, continues in the picturesque Manali town.

The venue is still the local house at the heritage Naggar area (famous for the Roerich Art Gallery, once the house of legendary actress Devika Rani). The scenes being canned show Priyanka practicing with a boxing kit and also indulging in her daily chores, and playing with two small (local) girls.

As per the local shooting coordinator, the shooting was supposed to be held at the first outdoor location on Thursday, in and around the historic Jagatsukh temple, but due to the inclement weather it had to be postponed. More

 

Dated: 25th Mar 2014 Nearby hills of Manali get snow TOI 

The hills of picturesque tourist resort Manali on Monday saw moderate spells of snow, surprising people celebrating Holi.

A two week after Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif returned back to Mumbai from their shoot in Manali, tourists have thronged Van Vihar area of the town to have a glimpse of actor Aditya Pancholi's son Sooraj Pancholi and Sunil Shetty's daughter Athiya Shetty. . More

 

Dated: 28th Feb 2014 The Indian Cabinet on Friday approved the outlay plan for India’s National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem (NMSHE) with a budget outlay of  $100 million.

 India on Friday signed off on a crucial  measure towards securing the future of the world’s most famous mountain range, the Himalayas.

 The project would be monitored under India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) which was launched in 2008.

 India’s Himalaya project aims to develop “a sustainable national capacity to continuously assess the health status of the Himalayan Ecosystem”, said an official statement.

 It would also enable New Delhi’s policy bodies in their policy-formulation and implementation for sustainable development in the fragile Himalayan Region.

 Cataclysmic floods in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, surrounded by the Himalayas last year provoked a debate on India’s readiness to deal with ecological disasters.More

Dated: 24th Feb 2014There would be a great impact of general election of Lok sabha 2014 on the tourism sector

We expect that the impact of general election will afect the tourism sector located in himalayan range during peak season of summers, tourists like the govt employees would be buzy in the elction duties, the supporter of the parties participating in election would also not participate, the police, paramilitary and military personnels would not be allow to go on vacation because of the security reasons, as the troops would be  deployed on the peak hours of election, as per the sources the booking for the april month is very less however the may&  june bookings are fast and good

 

  

  • Travel information

    DELHI MANALI -volvo timings
    20:30, 21:00, 16:40, 17:40; 18:00
    DELHI Shimla -volvo timings
    22:30, 23:30, 23:25, 22:45, 13:50
    Chandigarh Shimla-volvo timings
    05:00, 04:30, 15:00, 05:50, 15:01
    Chandigarh Manali-volvo timings
    13:15, 13:54, 13:00, 01:35, 12:10
    Shimla MANALI -non A/c bus timings
    08:15, 08:14, 08:15, 08:14
    MANALI Dharamshala-bus timings
    08:08, 06:25, 05:30
    Delhi Kalka train timings
    17:10, 07:40, 07:10
    Delhi amb andaura train timings
    10:25, 22:50, 05:50
    Delhi Chandigarh train timings
    04:15, 5:50, 7:40, 11:05, 14:25
    Shimla Ropeway timing 09:30 -17:30
    solang Ropeway timing 07:00-18:30
    Tara devi aarti timings
    08:00, 17:30, 18:00, 12:00, 17:00
    Jakhu temple arti timings
    06:10, 17:30, 18:30, 12:00, 20:00
    Shimla Zoo timings 
    summers 09:00-18:30, 6 days a week
    winters 09:30-17:30 tuesday close
    Shimla Kalka train timings
    Shimla Kalka express 18:45
    Himalayan Queen CC-FC 10:55
    Rail motor-First class FC 12:00
    Shimla Kalka exp-Vistadom 15:50
    Shimla Deluxe exp-FC 18:05
    Kathmandu Delhi Flight timings
    16:30, 09:55, 17:00, 08:00, 15:05
     20,500/- onwards 18th dec 2022
    Kullu Dhakposhedrupling monaestry
    timings 06:00-18:00 no entry fees

  • *) Losar festival in manali, Celebrated around the last week of February, Losar Festival marks the Tibetan New Year.2) Winter in snowy Manali is enchanting. Winter starts setting in from October. December and January are the coldest months of the year. Temperature often drops to -2°C accompanied by snowfall. 3) 5 January 2022: Heavy snowfall in Manali, Rohtang pass, Lahaul Valley, Atal Tunnel, Solang valley and nearby areas. 4) Snowfall in Manali occurs between December and February. Manali is one of the most beautiful hill stations in India drawing tourists throughout the year. March to June (10°C to 25°C): Summer season in Manali is from March to June, which is the best time to visit Manali especially with friends and family. 5) October to February is the winter season and is considered to be the best time to visit Manali if you like the cold and January is best to enjoy the chilly pleasure of fresh snowfall . The temperature drops down below zero degrees Celsius.