The final Village before the Indo-Tibetan border in Uttarakhand is Mana. At roughly 3219 meters above sea level, this charming community enjoys fresher air and a more transparent sky. The Bhotias (a Mongol tribe) reside in Mana on the banks of the Saraswati River. You can 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 gracefully flowing into the Alaknanda River, forming the Keshav Prayag. You have to include the site in your BADRINATH TOUR PACKAGE.

Experience some enriching activities at the Mata Murti temple yearly fair. 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.

What is Mana Village famous for?

Mana is well-known for a wide range of items, including carpets, shawls, caps, mufflers, Ashan, wool), and woolen clothing and supplies. Mana is famous for its kidney beans and potatoes in addition to this.

The location offers you an opportunity to have a sneak glance at some of the sites referenced in Hindu sacred literature. It includes temples, the Sarasvati River, and caves.

Aside from religiously significant locations, several pathways encourage adventurers to organize walks and treks and discover the area on their terms. Herbs with therapeutic qualities can also be found around Mana village, and you can run into researchers working in the nearby forest.

Is the Village worth visiting?

Mana hamlet, around 3 miles from Badrinath, is lovely, with lots of greenery and clean air. The Pandavas are said to have traveled through the area en route to paradise. Mana Village is a must-explore among the place to visit in Badrinath.