Solang Valley
Manali's adventure playground — paragliding and zorbing in summer, snow and skiing in winter.
- Timings
- Around 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (activity-dependent)
- Entry fee
- Paragliding approx. ₹1,500 – ₹4,000 · ropeway approx. ₹700
- Time needed
- Half day
- Best time
- December – February for snow, May – June for paragliding
About Solang Valley
Thirteen kilometres up the Beas valley towards Rohtang, Solang is a wide green meadow ringed by peaks and glaciers. In summer it runs paragliding, zorbing, horse rides and a ropeway to Mount Phatru; in winter it fills with snow and becomes a beginners' ski slope. It is thoroughly commercial and often crowded — go for the activities and the amphitheatre of mountains, not for solitude.
Insider tips
- Fix every price before you get in, on, or onto anything
- Winter snow means chains and delays on the road up — start early
- Paragliding is weather-dependent; morning slots are cancelled less often
Solang Valley — common questions
What are the Solang Valley timings?
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Solang Valley is open Around 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (activity-dependent).
What is the entry fee for Solang Valley?
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Entry: Paragliding approx. ₹1,500 – ₹4,000 · ropeway approx. ₹700.
How much time do you need at Solang Valley?
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Plan for roughly Half day.
What is the best time to visit Solang Valley?
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December – February for snow, May – June for paragliding.
How crowded does Solang Valley get?
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High crowd levels overall — go early to avoid the worst of it.
Nearby
More to see in Manali
Hadimba Devi Temple
A 1553 pagoda temple in a deodar forest, dedicated to Bhima's demoness wife from the Mahabharata.
Rohtang Pass
A 3,978 m pass into Lahaul — snowbound and closed for much of the year, and permit-controlled when open.
Old Manali
The original village uphill of the tourist town — stone houses, apple orchards and long-stay cafés.
Vashisht Hot Springs & Temple
Natural sulphur springs with free public baths, beside a temple to the sage Vashisht.