Manali Jibhi Honeymoon Package for Couple – Peaceful Romantic Getaway

Route: Delhi/Chandigarh – Manali – Old Manali Local

Upon arrival at Manali Bus Stand, then a short scenic drive up the winding road to Old Manali. From your hotel doorstep, stroll to the serene Manu Temple surrounded by cedar forests, wander the charming heritage lanes of Old Manali dotted with colourful wooden cafés and tiny artist nooks, pause at the peaceful Tibetan Monastery, and end with a relaxing dip or quiet moment at Vashisht Hot Springs – steaming naturally amidst the mountains, perfect for cosy couple cuddles.

Accommodation: Intimate Boutique Heritage Villa or Luxury Resort (perfect for couples).

Experiences:-

• Slow walks through Old Manali’s dreamy lanes lined with wooden cafés and little artist corners.

• Sweet riverside moments on the iconic Old Manali bridge, watching the Beas dance below.

• Quiet visit to ancient Manu Temple followed by hidden forest trails – just birdsong and you two.

• Evening café sessions with crackling fireplaces, live acoustic music, and misty mountain views.

• Private candlelight dinner under the stars with your favourite playlist – arranged on request.

• Dreamy couple photoshoot among colourful walls or by the gushing river – on request.
  

Food:-

• Café 1947 (riverside) – wood-fired pizzas, creamy pastas, strong coffee & live music on most nights.

• Drifters Café – fluffy pancakes, loaded breakfast platters, and the best rooftop sunrise/sunset seats.

• Johnson’s Café – buttery trout, continental classics, and a cosy garden setting.

• People Art Café – boho vibes, wholesome vegan bowls, and panoramic mountain views.
  

Little Activities:-

• Easy forest walks hand-in-hand near Old Manali, carpeted with pine needles.

• Riverside photography sessions and lazy café hopping.

• Evenings soaking in live music cafés while sharing one dessert, two spoons.

• Browsing tiny shops for matching boho outfits and keepsakes.
  

Shopping:-

• Old Manali Market – flowing ponchos, hand-knitted scarves, dreamcatchers that whisper “we were here.”

• Hidden boutique stores – silver jewellery, wooden artefacts, tiny love tokens.

• Organic corners – Himalayan herbal teas, essential oils, and jars of wild forest honey to take home.
  

Optional excursions:-

• Jogni Waterfall – a gentle trek to a cascading beauty, perfect for stolen kisses behind the curtain of water.

• Jana Waterfall – quieter, surrounded by apple orchards and wooden villages – pure magic.

Route: Old Manali – Sethan Village – Naggar Castle – Roerich Art Gallery – Solang Valley -  Manali

Begin your morning with a quiet drive up to the hidden Sethan Valley, a little emerald pocket far from the crowds – perfect for a peaceful picnic, holding hands while watching birds flit through the pines. From there, wind down to the timeless Naggar Castle perched above the Beas, then step into the dreamy world of the Roerich Art Gallery surrounded by roses and silence. In the afternoon, let the road take you to Solang Valley for a burst of soft adventure if you feel like it, before the golden light pulls you back toward the cozy lanes of Old Manali as the day melts away.

Experiences:-

• Unhurried morning in Sethan Valley – Private picnic in Sethan arranged just for two (on request, with little cushions and a wicker basket).

• Heritage walk hand-in-hand inside the ancient wooden corridors of Naggar Castle.

• Quiet wandering through the Roerich Estate – paintings, peacocks, and fragrant gardens that feel like a secret.

• Watching the sun slip behind the mountains over the Kullu valley, wrapped in the same shawl.

Food:-

• Naggar Castle Café – simple, soul-warming lunch on the sunlit terrace.

• Casa Bella Vista – thin-crust wood-fired pizzas and red wine as the sky turns pink.

• Fat Plate Café – slow farm-to-table meal among apple trees, perfect for long conversations.

Activities:-

• Nature photography – capturing each other against wildflowers and snow peaks.

• Gentle adventure in Solang Valley – paragliding together, Zorbing, and just the ropeway ride.

• Strolling through apple orchards, stealing fruit straight from the branch.

• Lingering in the calm of the Roerich Art Gallery.

• Finding the best spot for sunset and staying till the first stars appear.

Shopping:-

• Naggar’s little market – soft handwoven shawls to wrap around both of you, colourful Himachali caps for playful photos.

• His Crafts – jars of wild honey, apricot jam, and mountain pickles to taste the day home.

Optional Experiences:-

• Private cooking session with a local grandma – learn to roll siddu while stealing glances (chargeable).

• Guided walk to Hamta Valley – easy trail, just the two of you and the guide far ahead (chargeable).

• Morning bird-watching in Sethan with a quiet naturalist (chargeable).

Optional Excursions (seasonal whispers):-

• Drive through the engineering marvel of the Atal Tunnel to Lahaul’s stark beauty (April–October).

• Rohtang Pass for snow fights and snowy kisses (April–October).

• Magical igloo stay at Sethan under starlit snow – only in winter, only for the brave-hearted romantics.

Route: Manali – Kullu – Aut Tunnel – Jibhi

Begin your day with a leisurely drive from wherever you are, winding along the sparkling Beas River toward Kullu. Pause to feel the quiet serenity at Kaisa Monastery and Dakhpo Monastery, where prayer flags flutter like little love notes in the breeze. Stroll hand-in-hand through the colourful chaos of Kullu market, picking up tiny souvenirs for each other. If the sky feels right, let the wind carry you both on an optional paragliding ride above the valley (or simply watch from below, wrapped in a shawl together). Slip through the glowing Aut Tunnel and descend into the fairy-tale valley of Jibhi. Once here, wander to the hidden Jibhi waterfall for your first magical moment, then melt into the evening with a slow village walk, a cosy corner in your stay, or a little café that hops under fairy lights.

Accommodation: Tree houses, wooden architecture, forest balcony views, best for unique experiences or  Riverside Cottages with wooden interiors and easy river access.

Experiences:-

• Scenic riverside drive that feels like the world is slowing down just for you two

• Quiet monastery visits filled with soft chants and peaceful silence

• Kullu market strolls, stealing glances over woollens and trinkets

• Staying in a wooden cottage or treehouse, fire crackling, blankets shared

• Café hopping while the mountains blush pink at sunset

• Stargazing from your balcony — Jibhi’s sky is impossibly clear,

Food:-

• Jibhi Café — creamy shakes, gooey sandwiches, and mountain specials.

• Mudhouse Café — sinful desserts and the coziest nook to lean into each other.

• Jibhi Delight Café — steaming parathas, rajma-chawal, and local veg thalis that taste like home.

• Tiny riverside dhaba — cutting chai and maggi while the water sings beside you.

Activities:-

• Short forest trails.

• Evening coffee on the riverside cafes, toes dipping in cold water, hearts warm.

• Lazy nature walks around your cottage, collecting pine cones and quiet moments.

Shopping:-

• Local craft stores — handmade soaps that smell like the forest, wooden décor, soft woollens to keep each other warm back home.

• Roadside stalls — jars of wild honey and tangy pickles to take a piece of Jibhi with you.

Optional Experiences:-

• A short couple of photoshoot by the waterfall — misty air, cascading water, just the two of you.

• Special dinner arrangements – (As per your menu choice – chargeable basis).

• Guided village walk (small extra charge) — hear old stories, walk narrower paths, fall a little more in love.

Route: Jibhi – Jalori Pass – Serolsar Lake – Khadai Katandi - Jibhi

Leave your cottage after a lazy breakfast and drive towards Jalori Pass via the charming little village of Shoja (about 40-45 minutes of winding, pine-scented roads). Park at Jalori Pass, lace up your shoes, and begin the moderate yet dreamy forest trail to Serolsar Lake – a 5 km (one-way) walk under a canopy of ancient trees, with sunlight filtering softly through the leaves. Reach the serene Serolsar Lake, tucked like a secret in the arms of the mountains. Spend as long as you want by the lakeside café, wrapped in a shawl, sipping tea while the water mirrors the sky. When your hearts are full, trek back down the same loving trail to Jalori Pass. On the way back, make a tiny detour to Khadai Katandi (Mini Thailand) – a magical spot where a crystal stream hides behind two giant boulders, perfect for a few quiet moments and photographs together.

Experiences:-

• High-altitude panoramic views at Jalori Pass (3600 m).

• Peaceful walk on the shaded cedar and oak trail to Serolsar.

• Peaceful, soul-soothing time by the sacred lake.

• Simple, warm mountain dhaba lunch with the best view in the world.

Food:-

• Cozy dhaba lunch at Serolsar Lake (fresh trout or rajma-chawal, eaten slowly while sitting close).

• Evening snacks & hot chocolate at Jibhi’s cutest cafés – Café Route 18 or Old School Café.

• Dinner back at your cottage with traditional Himachali Dham platters.

Activities:-

• Gentle 10 km round-trip hike to Serolsar Lake (easy-moderate, perfect for couples).

• Endless photography among tall cedars and rhododendron tunnels.

• Tea & Maggi breaks at tiny mountain cafés along the way.

• Private picnic arrangement by the lake or stream (on request, chargeable).

Shopping:-

• Local craft stores in Jibhi – handmade lavender & pine soaps, wooden décor, soft woollens.

• Roadside stalls – jars of wildflower honey and tangy Himachali pickles to take the mountains home.

Optional Excursions:-

• Trek to Raghupur Fort & Lake – a beautiful meadow walk with 360° views and ruins where you can dream about old love stories.

Route: Jibhi – Gushaini – Sai Ropa – Chhoie Waterfall – Jibhi

Leave early from Jibhi, drive along the whispering Tirthan river to Gushaini, then slowly climb up to the cosy little retreats of Banjar and Sai Ropa. A short, beautiful walk brings you to the hidden Chhoie Waterfall. From there, slip into the peaceful embrace of Tirathan Valley, spend the evening wrapped in each other’s arms, watching the sky turn pink, and return to Jibhi by late afternoon. You’ll depart from the bus stand for Delhi /Chandigarh to connect to your onward destination.

En route, you’ll quietly pass:-

• The gentle confluence of the Pushpabhadra and Tirthan rivers.

• The wider, dreamy sangam of Sainj and Tirthan.

• The grand meeting of Tirthan and Beas – three rivers blessing your little journey.

Experiences:-

• Slow riverside walks in Gushaini, pebbles under your shoes, and fingers intertwined.

• Easy nature trails around Tirthan, where the forest smells like pine and promises.

• A sweet hike together to Chhoie Waterfall – mist on your faces, stolen kisses behind the curtain of water.

• Sitting close at different sangams, watching rivers become one, the way you both did.

• A quiet sunset by the riverbank, wrapped in a single shawl, tea getting cold because you’re too busy looking at each other.

Food:-

• Simple dhaba at Banjar bus stand – steaming rajma-chawal, kadhi, and Himachali thali (so light on the pocket, so heavy on comfort).

• River Trout Café right by the water – fresh trout kissed by wood fire, perfect to share from the same plate.

• Himalayan Café in Gushaini – warm siddu for breakfast, creamy soups when the air turns chilly.

• Any riverside café in Gushaini – order one thali, two spoons, endless talks.

• Back in Jibhi – local thali and then Café Moonshine for chocolate dessert and shy smiles.

Shopping:-

• Banjar Market (everything is colourful and inexpensive).

• Soft jholas you’ll carry together on future trips.

• Woollen jackets and sweaters to keep each other warm for many winters.

• Tiny silver trinkets you’ll pick while holding hands.

• Jars of chutney and pickle to remember this trip every time you open the fridge.

Roadside stalls along the Tirthan

• River-stone pendants that feel cool against the skin.

• Hand-knitted socks and mittens – buy matching ones, obviously.

• Little bottles of apricot and walnut oil for lazy massage nights back home.

• Organic soaps that smell like the valley.

Optional Exursions:-

• Book a quiet Tirthan river fishing session – stand hip-deep in cold water, laugh when the fish wins, hold each other when the current pulls.

• Or slip away for half a day to Sainj Valley, Shangarh meadow (endless green and just the two of you), and the gentle Rupi Raila waterfall.