8 Fun Must do along Beas Riverbank, Manali

Manali is a popular vacation resort for travellers who want to experience the best of nature as well as  exhilarating adventure activities. It is located on the banks of the Beas River.  India’s Beas River is often referred to as the Biás or Bias.

The river originates in the Himalayas in the  Indian state of Punjab and flows for about 470 kilometres to the Sutlej River. The river Beas is a magnificent sight when it flows elegantly along the stone-cut pathways, and you can  have an exciting sporting adventure just like in Rishikesh. 

1. Rafting in the Beas river

A well-liked location for rafting enthusiasts is the Beas River.  Rafting through the river’s rapids is a thrilling experience,  making it a great adventure activity for thrill-seekers.

2. Camping: 

There are a number of campgrounds close to the Beas River where you can camp out for the night. The beautiful  magnificence of the river and the surrounding mountains is  best experienced when camping.

3. Trekking: 

Several hiking routes traverse through stunning forests, waterfalls, and mountain passes close to the Beas River. It  is a wonderful approach to discover the area’s scenic  beauties. 

4. Fishing: 

You can spend a day trout fishing in the crystal-clear  waters of the Beas River, which is well-known for its trout  fishing. 

5. Sightseeing: 

Ancient temples, castles, and villages, each with a distinct  charm, surround the Beas River. You can visit these  locations to get a sense of the vibrant history and culture of  the area.

6. Paragliding: 

For paragliding aficionados, the Solang Valley along the Beas River is a popular site. Flying above the valley and the  river can be thrilling. 

7. Skiing: 

During the winter, the Solang Valley is turned into a skiing  resort. On the mountain slopes in the vicinity, skiing is enjoyable. 

8. Photography: 

With breathtaking vistas of the river, mountains, and  neighbouring valleys, Beas River is a photographer’s dream.  The natural splendour of the area makes for some amazing  photographs. 

Text by Ashutosh Kumar