Kullu Manali Circuit
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The initial entry point to Kullu Manali Circuit is from Chandigarh. Most of the stopovers and destinations lies on the National Highway No. 21. This highway originates from Chandigarh and ends at Manali. This path from Chandigarh to Manali followed by National Highway No 21. is the Kullu Manali Circuit. It is categorised into 4 main trails:-
- Sutlej Trail
- Beas Trail
- Kullu Valley Trail
- Across Rohtang Pass[1]
| Trails | Destinations |
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| Sutlej Trail | Swarghat, Bilaspur, Deothsidh |
| Beas Trail | Mandi, Rewalsar, Jogindernagar |
| Kullu Valley Trail | Kullu, Raison, Nagar, Manali |
| Across the Rohtang Pass | Keylong, Lahul and Spiti |
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 Lug valley |
 Kullu as seen from Bhekhli village |
 Traditional home, Manali, 2004 |
 River Beas and mountains as seen from Van Vihar |
 Mountain ranges in Manali |
 Bridge in the middle of town with prayer flags]] |
 Mountain peaks, Lahul |
 Kunzum Pass between Lahul & Spiti |
 Ki Gompa |
 Shiva shrine, Kullu |
 Road workers crushing rocks, Kullu |
 Roadside restaurant, Kullu |
 Raja Rupi Kulu Palace |
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| Sutlej Tail: Swarghat | Bilaspur | Deothsidh | |
| Beas Trail: Mandi | Rewalsar | Jogindernagar | |
| Kullu Valley Trail: Kullu | Raison | Naggar | Manali | |
| Across The Rohtang Pass: Keylong | Lahaul and Spiti | |
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