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Manki Point, Kasauli

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Hike up to Manki Point, the highest point in Kasauli. The lookout point is known for its distinct boot shape, which, according to a legend, formed when Lord Hanuman stepped on the hill after returning from the Himalayas. While on the hilltop, you can visit the small temple dedicated to the deity, enjoy the spectacular views of the mountain peaks, or hang out with the resident monkeys. Both the temple and its surroundings lie on the premises of the air force, so cameras and cell phones are not allowed in the area. A visit to Manki Point represents just the start of the adventure when you use our Kasauli day trip app to plot your vacation.

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By VIPIN_GOEL_TP_Impex

The temple is in military area, so no one is allowed to carry mobiles, cameras etc. You have to leave your car in the Parking at Kasauli entry point and walk around 3km to reach here. We have hired a.... more

The temple is in military area, so no one is allowed to carry mobiles, cameras etc. You have to leave your car in the Parking at Kasauli entry point and walk around 3km to reach here. We have hired a.... more »
By AmolAnadi

This famous Lord Hanuman Temple sit’s atop the highest peak in Kasauli with breathtaking views of Chandigarh and Shimla. The hill and the temple is in an area managed by IAF hence entry stops at 4:00.... more

This famous Lord Hanuman Temple sit’s atop the highest peak in Kasauli with breathtaking views of Chandigarh and Shimla. The hill and the temple is in an area managed by IAF hence entry stops at 4:00.... more »
By Vineet_Garg

Manki point is worth visiting for a famous Hanuman Temple. It is believed that while carrying the Sanjivini, Lord Hanuman rested here by keeping one of his feet on the hill here and another feet at...

Manki point is worth visiting for a famous Hanuman Temple. It is believed that while carrying the Sanjivini, Lord Hanuman rested here by keeping one of his feet on the hill here and another feet at... more »