Activity Location:  Manaki to Jhiri
Pick-up/ Drop locations: Dobhi paragliding counter on Kullu Manali Highway
Start Time: 9:00 AM
End Time: 5:00 PM
Activity date: Every day
Age limit: Above 16 years

About Rafting in Manali

Manali is one of the hotspots destinations for tourists to explore nature, thrill, and adventure activities, The river Beas is the best sight for this activity, the flow is so agile with cut pathways and river rafting camps are also available.

About the River Rafting Activity

Rafting, often known as white water rafting, is a thrilling adventure sport that is very popular among adventure fans. This exciting water activity makes use of an inflatable raft for navigating a water body with a strong current. Rafting usually takes place on a river.
Rafting is a sport that anyone above the age of 12 can participate in. It is not recommended for persons who are afraid of water, have high blood pressure, have cardiac difficulties, or have breathing concerns. It is recommended that you participate in the activity with the help of a supervisor or a rafting coach. The coach or supervisor can provide the best possible guidance to both experienced and new rafters, as well as assure water rescue in the event of an emergency.

Best Time To Visit Manali

• October to June is the best time to explore Manali and December to February is the best time to experience snowfall in Manali, while during the Monsoon season June to August due to the rainy season tourists avoid visiting Manali. Weather plays a crucial role in deciding on a trip to Manali, though we can take a trip around any time of the year. But we must take into consideration the climate factors as well. Winters and Spring are the best times to visit Manali. As monsoon retreats and Spring advances, you will spot honeymooners and couples enjoying themselves to the fullest. Winter brings winter sports like skiing and couples walking down the snowy path.

  Manali Weather & Temperature

• Monsoon 
• The monsoon in Manali lasts from July to Mid-September. Due to heavy rain, there are high chances of landslides. Hence, it isn't the best time to visit Manali.
• Winters 
• The best time to visit Manali is from October to February, which is also the winter season. The temperature during the winter season drops below Zero degrees celsius.
• Summers 
• Summers in Manali last from March to June. It is the most suitable time for tourists who want to relish the experience of rafting, paragliding, and mountain sports in Solang Valley.

How To Reach Manali

• The nearest airport is Bhuntar in Kullu, which is 50 km away from Manali because there is no airport in Manali. Daily most tourists fly to Chandigarh or Delhi and then drive down to Manali. Both Delhi and Chandigarh are major cities and all carriers have a regular flight in and out of these cities.
• The nearest railway station to Manali is Chandigarh, which is approx 300 km away and another option is available to get a train from Ambala Cantt, which is approx 340 km away. Jogindernagar and Kalkaji are others, which are less popular options for Manali.
• Buses and taxis are good options if you want to reach Manali on a budget. The distance is around 540 km from Delhi and there are also regular buses connecting to two cities with a very good frequency. You can also book tickets online for Manali or get tickets from the Inter-State Bus Terminus or the Himachal Tourism office on Safdar Hashmi Marg near Mandi House in Delhi The Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC)buses are regular and comfortable and Volvo bus services are also available. The time taken almost to travel from Delhi to Manali is 14 hours, from Ambala to Manali is 10 hours from Chandigarh is 8 hours and from Kullu to Manali is 1.5 to 3 hours. The road to Manali can be breezy and causes motion sickness so it is advised to stay away from too much food and kept motion sickness medicine along with you.

Things to Carry in Manali

• ​ID Proof: Valid ID card issued by Government.
• Clothing: Warm clothing (Down jacket/fleece jacket, woollen cap/scarf, hat, lowers, woollen & cotton socks, thermal wears), cotton towels, trekking/hiking shoes & other comfortable regular wears.
• Toiletries: Lip balm, wet wipes, skin moisturizer, sunscreen.
• Medical Related: Personal medicines (if any), mosquito repellent, prescribed medicines for high altitude sickness, dehydration salt.
• Other Optional: Sunglasses, rubber slipper, power bank, candy, dust mask, etc.

Do's & Don'ts in Manali

Do’s                                                                                   

• Do carry essential things during travel.                    
• Do carry a medical kit as per your health condition.                                                           
• Carry a good pair of cloth during rafting. 
• Wear a mask during the trip and use a sanitiser. 

Don’ts

• Do not carry extra luggage while travelling.
• Do not litter here and there in public places. 
• Do not panic during rafting.
• Do not harm rafting properties.