Beas River

Originating in the Himalayas in central Himachal Pradesh and flowing through Manali, the Beas River is important to the region. Rising at an elevation of 14,308 feet at the Rohtang Pass, this river is also a lifeline for the Kullu Valley. The river travels a mighty 470 kilometres, nourishing the lands of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh. Known as Vipasha in ancient Sanskrit, the river holds centuries of legends, being the easternmost limit of Alexander the Great's conquests in 326 BCE. 

Surrounded by dense forests of pine, deodar, and birch, and framed by the towering Himalayas, the Beas River offers tranquillity and adventure in equal measures. It also serves as a great spot for nature lovers, thrill-seekers, as well as pilgrims. The river is famous for providing exhilarating experiences, including skiing, trekking, rafting, and camping.

The Beas stands as a witness to the rich cultural and natural heritage of India. Its banks are dotted with ancient temples and bustling towns, each telling a story of the river's significance through the ages. The clear waters of Beas reflect the beauty of Manali, making it a must-visit spot during your holiday in the hills.

For travelers seeking the ultimate Himalayan getaway, exploring the Beas river and its surroundings is a must, making it a key inclusion in the best holiday packages for Manali.

• Enjoy the rush of white water rafting on the Beas, surrounded by majestic Himalayan landscapes.
• Take a serene walk along its banks, experiencing the tranquillity of nature in Manali.
• Indulge in the adventure of biking through trails that offer stunning views of the Beas River along the way.
• Embrace the challenge of trekking trails that lead you through the lush forests and beside the flowing Beas.
• Camp under the stars near the Beas, enjoying the peaceful river sounds and the beauty of the Himalayas.