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Situated in the Naggar town amidst stunning hills, the Naggar castle is one of its most enduring monuments. Constructed of stone and wood, it as a beautiful combination of Indian and western sensibilities of architecture. The palace that once served as a residence to Raja Sidh Singh Kullu, has since served the purposes of being a rest house and is now heritage hotel that is managed by the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation and is one of the prettiest places to see in Manali. Replete with cosy fireplaces, swirling staircases and captivating stone and woodwork that graces the outer façade. Inside, you can even appreciate the magnificent art of Roerich- the famous Russian painter who came to Manali. If you want to take back some souvenirs, you can fill up your bag with wall hangings, coasters, as well as the Roerich paintings. The castle provides awe-inspiring views of the Kullu Valley and rests in peaceful reverie as the holy river of Beas flows merrily by.
@ 30 Nov, 2020
Not worth watching.. likes it's very small with local residents inside the castle and restaurants.. that's all literally nothing special...and it would be a 30 rupees waste to go in herem. But if you want to just click pictures then fine
@ 03 Dec, 2020
Very beautiful place! You relive how kings and queens used to live in between all this beautiful scenery of Mountains, with the beautiful corridors and the historic design and things! PS. Don't go in dark, you'll feel haunted;)
@ 22 Oct, 2020
very small but yet very nice place near Manali. It is a hotel-cum-resort-restaurant and the view is very nice. It gives bit of a feeling of English influence in the architecture. Nice little cozy place to stop by and enjoy. You can have a good stay as well.
@ 18 Oct, 2020
Beautiful Kullu architecture...pine wood and stones. Houses a temple and a small museum. The entry ticket is at rs 30 There is a restaurant here run by the tourism dept ...grab a cup of tea and some traditional dish and just enjoy the view...it's serene
@ 14 Oct, 2020
It's a medieval castle completely made of wood and quite maintained. It's got a restaurant as well , quite a scenery in its backyard. A good place to hangout and view history. The entry fee is 30rs/- .