In case of a booking alteration, such as change of booking date, we reserve the right to charge a fee where applicable.
All the travellers are needed to carry valid photo id along with them. Travellers from abroad need to carry a passport, visa and valid travelling documents. We accept no responsibility for loss or damage to personal belongings or baggage during travel.
Travel insurance is not included in the price. However the same can be done on request at an extra cost.
Children 5 years and under (1 child per room) shall not be charged. Children aged 6 to 11 years would be charged Rs 500 (off-season) and Rs 700 (season) without extra bed and without meals. They will be charged Rs 700 and Rs 900 respectively with MAP meal plan. The extra bed will be charged Rs 400/-. Children of 12 years or above in age would be treated as an adult guests.
People of all age group with no serious medical conditions or illnesses under control with medication can visit Manali. However, critically ill or people with such past history should first consult their doctor, especially if visiting during peak winter time.
Manali is very safe, tourist-friendly and cheering place, but still, you need to take care of some preparations which can make your tour even better and memorable:
– All the major phone networks work in Manali. Only a few stretches near Rohtang, Hamta pass and Lahaul valley are network shadow areas.
– Keep ready a pair of woollen (not heavy) with you as the temperature may dip as low as 5 degrees any time even during summer months if rains for couple of days.
– If visiting in the winter season (late October to March), carry heavy woollens, proper shoes, thermal wears, cap etc to prevent the cold from annoying you.
– Don’t forget to carry photo id with you. Passport, Driving License, Aadhar and Voter Cards are valid photo IDs.
– While travelling in the mountains, keep drinking water and eating healthy food and fruits to avoid vomiting due to high altitude sickness, motion sickness and dizziness due to curvy roads. One who suffers from motion sickness should take medicine in advance and should sit in the front row of the vehicle.
– Carry headache, stomachache, anti vomiting tablets with you. Keep drinking water and fruits to avoid minor high-altitude sickness.
– Please respect the local Hindu and Buddhist culture of Manali. If visiting temples, follow the instructions and don’t roam around with shoes or leather wearings (shoes, belts, vallet etc.).
a) As a Guest – Respect local traditions- protect local culture- maintain local pride.
b) While taking Photographs- Respect privacy-ask permission and restraint use of a flashlight for photography and filming inside National Monuments and temples, and smoking and alcohol drinking are strictly prohibited
c) Respect Holy Place- preserve what you have come to see- never touch or remove religious objects- purchase and sale of antiques which are more than 100 years old is against the law and it attracts punishment under relevant rules.
d) Don’t carve your initials on the trees, walls of religious places and historical monuments.
e) Keep noise levels down- especially at night or in quiet religious centres.
f) While in the Mountains, don’t expect others to clean up your mess after you.
g) Keep stream water clean and avoid using pollutants such as detergents in streams and springs- if no toilets facilities are available- make sure you are at least 30 Meters away from the water source and Bury or cover waste.
h) Giving to Children encourages begging – a donation to project like Health Centre or School is a more constructive way to help.
i) Visitors who value local traditions encourage local prides and maintain local cultures-please help them to gain a realistic view of life in other parts of the World.
j) The beauty of the Manali and loving kinds of people may change you, but please do not change them.
