Things to do near Vashisht
A starter list of well-known places. We add exact distances once we've confirmed them.
Vashisht Hot Springs
Natural hot spring water in the village where we live. A very good way to end a day of walking or travel.
Eases tired muscles
Hot water is a classic fix for sore legs after a trek or a long bus ride.
Naturally hot, sulphur-rich water
The water comes out of the ground hot, and is often described as sulphur-rich.
Said to have healing properties
Locals and visitors have long believed the water helps with skin and joint complaints. We can’t promise a cure, but it feels great.
Warms you up
A good plan on a cold mountain morning or evening.
Before you go: shower before you get into the pool (there is a notice about it), bring a towel and a change of clothes, ease in slowly, and check with a doctor first if heat could affect a health condition of yours.
Where to go
Temples, waterfalls, cafés and high mountain stuff.
Vashisht Temple
A carved wooden temple in Vashisht village, right where we live.
Jogini Waterfall
A walk out of Vashisht to a waterfall. Wear shoes with grip.
Hadimba Temple
A temple set in the forest in Manali. Go early for quiet.
Old Manali
Old wooden houses, village lanes, cafés and backpacker energy across the river.
Manu Temple
Dedicated to sage Manu, in Old Manali. Go near sunset for the light.
Solang Valley
Open meadows and mountain activities north of Manali.
Atal Tunnel
The tunnel linking Manali with Lahaul. Check conditions before heading out.
Rohtang Pass
A high pass with permit and access rules that change. Confirm before planning a day around it.
Good to know
Getting to Manali
Most travellers arrive by road from Delhi or Chandigarh. The nearest airport is Bhuntar (Kullu-Manali Airport).
Getting to Misfits
We're in Vashisht. Open the map link on the contact page, or message us and we'll guide you in.
Plan with local info
Weather, road closures and permits change often. Ask us for the latest before you head out.