Mana – Last Village of India

Mana is the final village along the Indo-Tibetan border in Uttarakhand, only 3 kilometers from Badrinath. At an elevation of roughly 3219 meters above sea level, this charming community enjoys fresher air and a clearer sky. The Bhotias (a Mongol tribe) reside in Mana, which is situated on the banks of the Saraswati River. You might easily spend a whole day admiring the beautifully carved rustic cottages here. Enjoy the waterfall at Vasundhara Falls while unwinding in Mana’s tranquility.

Take in the sight of the Saraswati River’s source. Observe her flowing into the Alaknanda River with grace, forming the Keshav Prayag. Look out for the robust Bheem Pul. Experience some enriching activities at the Mata Murti temple’s yearly fair, and warm up with a cup of tea at the final Indian tea vendor. Mana is not just an experience from mythology. Trekkers will find it beneficial. Mana is a hiker’s paradise with its lush vegetation and scenic landscape.

BEST TIME TO VISIT

The ideal time to visit Mana village is between May and early November. Because of the high snowfall, the area is inaccessible from November to April.

ATTRACTIONS

Vyas Gufa

Sarasvati River

Vasudhara Fall

Where to Stay

One can find a nice place to stay in Mana thanks to the variety of homestays that are offered there. Additionally, guests at Badrinath can visit Mana and engage in a leisurely 3-kilometer stroll.

HOW TO REACH

By Flight

The closest airport to New Delhi is Jolly Grant Airport. Dehradun and Mana Village are located 320 kilometers apart, or that distance may be traveled by plane.

By Train

The closest train station on this route is Haridwar Railway Station. You can rent a taxi to ManaVillage from here (about 275 kilometers)

By Road

To go to Haridwar Bus Stand, board a bus from Delhi’s Kashmiri Gate. You can then take a bus or cab to the same location after that.