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Explore the charming town of Manali, known for its beautiful mountain scenery and outdoor activities. Take a hike through the Manali Sanctuary, a protected area that features a variety of wildlife and plant species.

Visit the Manu Temple (Manu Mandir) , a historic temple dedicated to the sage Manu, who is believed to be the creator of the world in Hindu mythology. Afterward, take a scenic drive to Rohtang Pass, a high mountain pass that offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Experience a traditional Himachali cultural show at the Himachal Cultural Village, which showcases local music, dance, and food.

Take a day trip to Kufri, a small hill station near Shimla that offers a variety of outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and horseback riding. Visit the Himalayan Nature Park, which is home to a variety of Himalayan wildlife like snow leopards, musk deer, and bharal (blue sheep).

Head back to Shimla and visit the Jakhu Temple, a historic temple dedicated to the monkey god Hanuman that offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Take a stroll through Annandale, a historic playground and golf course that was once a British military base.

Sample some local wines at the Himachal Pradesh Horticultural Produce Marketing and Processing Corporation (HPMC) Winery, which produces a variety of fruit wines made from locally grown apples, apricots, and plums.

Take a scenic drive to Solang Valley, a picturesque valley near Manali that offers a variety of outdoor activities like paragliding, ziplining, and skiing. Visit the Solang Ropeway, a cable car that offers stunning views of the valley and the surrounding mountains.

Visit the Vashisht Temple and Hot Springs, a historic temple dedicated to the sage Vashisht that features natural hot springs believed to have medicinal properties. Afterward, take a walk through Old Manali, a charming neighborhood known for its narrow streets, wooden houses, and cafes.

Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at Johnson's Cafe, a popular restaurant in Manali that serves local dishes like Siddu, Thenthuk, and Momos.

Visit the Christ Church, a historic church in Shimla that was built in the 19th century and features beautiful stained glass windows and a neo-Gothic architecture. Afterward, take a stroll through the Shimla Heritage Walk, a guided tour that takes you through the historic buildings and landmarks of Shimla.

Visit the Shimla State Museum, which features a collection of Himachali art, artifacts, and crafts. Afterward, take a trip to the Kalka-Shimla Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage site that features a scenic train ride through the Himalayas.

Enjoy a sunset view at The Ridge, a large open space that offers panoramic views of the Shimla valley and the Himalayas.