Join us for a wonderful exploration of the famous Naggar Castle and Roerich Art Gallery. In this tour, you will get to explore the magnificent beauty of Naggar Castle, built by Raja Sidhi Singh in 1460 AD. This castle features an interesting combination of Himalayan and European architecture, a true marvel for your sight. Moreover, you will also get to explore the three small shrines within the premises of the castle.

What was once the residence of the royal family has now turned into a site with a lot of historical and religious significance. Besides the beautiful Naggar Castle, you will also get to visit the Roerich Art Gallery. This gallery houses a collection of paintings by Nicholas K. Roerich, who created thousands of paintings inspired by the beauty of the great Himalayas. If you are interested in learning more about the deep history of India, then this tour is the perfect fit for you. Book your tour now to experience the wonders of Manali on this enriching journey.

Itinerary

• Morning:
  • We will pick you up from your hotel at the decided time.
  • Depart for Naggar, a charming village located about 21 kilometers from Manali.
• Naggar Castle:
  • Arrive at Naggar Castle, a historic structure that dates back to the 15th century.
  • Explore the castle's architecture, which combines Himalayan and European styles.
  • Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Kullu Valley and snow-capped peaks from the castle's vantage point.
  • Visit the gallery inside the castle that showcases Russian painter Nicholas Roerich's artwork, depicting the beauty of the Himalayas and his philosophical reflections.
• Roerich Art Gallery:
  • Head to the Roerich Art Gallery, dedicated to the works of the renowned Russian painter Nicholas Roerich and his family.
  • Explore the gallery's collection of paintings, sculptures, and artifacts that capture the essence of the Himalayas and the artist's spiritual insights.
  • Admire Roerich's vivid and spiritual artwork, which often portrays the majestic landscapes and the deep spirituality associated with the region.
• Afternoon:
  • Return to Manali, taking in the scenic beauty of the drive back.
• Remark: The Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery remains closed on Monday

Transport Details

• For 2-3 people: Swift/Desire 
• For 3-6 people: Ertiga/Innova