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Loading…Small Old Manali coffee house since 2005, famous for its gooey chocolate cookies.
Started in 2005 by Raj 'Dylan' Nalwa with two American friends, this small coffee house sits near the bottom of the steep road into Old Manali, marked by a Bob Dylan mural. It is known for freshly baked chocolate cookies, roasted coffee and shakes.
Within 1 km of Dylan's Toasted & Roasted Coffee House.
Classic 5–6 day crossover from green Kullu side to barren Lahaul over Hampta Pass (14,065 ft); Jobra to Chhatru.
1553 pagoda-roofed wooden temple to Hidimba Devi set in a deodar forest above Manali, built over a cave shrine.
Side valley ~13 km from Manali known for skiing in winter and paragliding, zorbing, ATVs and a ropeway in summer.
Manali's main shopping street with shawls, woollens, Tibetan goods, jams, pickles and eateries.
16th-century wooden temple for Hindu goddess in Himachal Pradesh India
Riverside cafe on the Manalsu in Old Manali with live music, Italian food and outdoor seating.
Riverside lounge on Manu Temple Road in Old Manali serving Asian and Italian food.
Old Manali cafe on Manu Temple Road known for all-day breakfasts like eggs Benedict and waffles.
Old-school, no-frills coffee house on Mall Road known for filter coffee and South Indian snacks.
Upstairs Mall Road cafe opposite the Town Hall, popular for breakfast, crepes and waffles.
Deodar-wood cafe below Jakhoo Temple, known for pahadi chai and patila coffee.
Popular Kasol cafe on Manikaran Road with a leafy garden, momos, Israeli and Indian food.
Riverside cafe near the Kasol bridge with Parvati river views, live music and shakshuka.
Kasol cafe known for wood-fired farmhouse pizza and Indian-Italian fusion food.
Doors-themed hillside cafe above Kasol, a backpacker favourite with floor seating and valley views.
Gallery-style espresso cafe on Temple Road, known for barista coffee, cakes and a Himachali thali.