Manali derived it's name from Manavalaya, the home of Manu. Ancient legends describe Manu as the only survivor of the great floods and is said to be the father of the whole human race in Manali, recreating life after everything was left devastated. The mountains and River Beas cut through the town creating an enchanting environment, covered with pine and apple orchards. Manali is said to be the most picturesque hill station of Himanchal Pradesh and is also known as the Valley of Gods.
Accommodation:
If you are looking for business, holidays and leisure then Manali is the place to be. Situated 6000ft high in the lap of north west Himalayas, Himanchal Pradesh, it provides a perfect place for people to escape the heat, noise and busy life of the city.
Facilities:
Wall to wall carpeting 24 hour running hot and cold water Color TV with multi-channels Multi-cuisine restaurant Purified drinking water 24 hour room service EPABX with STD, ISD facility (make calls from your room) Laundry and dry-cleaning services Ample space for car parking Travel desk Heated rooms Doctor on call Standby generator
Restaurant:
Traditional Punjabi Continental Indian Mughlai Maharashatrian Chinese Gujrati South Indian
Location:
The location for Hotel Ankit Palace is Naggar road. The nearby tourist landmarks around the hotel include Hadimba Temple (Approx. 3km) and Old Manali (Approx. 3km). Old Manali area is well-known for extensive orchards and traditional guest houses. Ruins of Manaligarhfort and the Manu Maharishi Temple are some of the attractions in and around Old Manali. Travellers can explore other popular spots namely Manu Temple, Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery and Solang Valley.
Kullu Manali Airport: 49 km (approx.)
Joginder Nagar Railway Station: 143 km (approx.)

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