Manali Taxi Service Provides daily Sightseeing tour by cabs for Jana Water fall and Naggar at lowest price. Jana Waterfall is located in a small village named Jana, few kilometers away from Naggar in Manali. The stunning beauty of this waterfall makes every traveler enjoy like never before. The water gushes down from a particular height; refreshing all your senses. If you want to get the clear view of the lovely Jana waterfall in Manali, lying a little uphill, you need to indulge in a small trek.

The trek is short and fairly easy. From the top you can adore the enchanting views of deodar and pine trees, apple orchards and striking snow covered mountains. The serene ambience of the place makes Jana waterfall a best picnic spot for families. Above all, do not forget to click the pictures near the fall, as it a lifetime opportunity.

Also, there is small shop nearby, where you can enjoy some local food. You can plan your visit to Jana fall from September till June. However, there is no harm in planning your visit during monsoons too, when the falls are in full flow and the greenery of the place sprouts entirely.

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GAURI SHANKAR TEMPLE
The Gauri Shankar temple at Dashal village is located very close to Naggar on the Naggar-Manali road. The small temple has exquisite stone carvings in classical style of the late Gupta period. The stone Shiva temples in the area are usually dominated by Brahmins and Rajputs, more so in the towns.

Gauri Shankar temple is very famous for its architecture. The curvilinear tower (shikara) contains beautiful carvings in stone. This style is believed to have been imported from Indian plains to hills in seventh or eighth century AD. The best example is of Vishveshvara Mahadev temple of Bajaura. Built on a raised platform, the outer walls bear some exotic scenes like those temples of Khajuraho. The scenery all around is marvelous. Inside the temple Shiv linga has been installed.

URUSWATI HIMALAYAN FOLK ART MUSEUM
Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum was established in 1928 as Research Institute. The intention behind the foundation of this tribal and folk art museum was to provide a place of study and research on the traditional Indian and Tibetan medicines and the history and the ethos of the Himalayan region.

It was renamed as Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum in 1993. The word ‘Uruswati’ has been taken from Sanskrit and it means ‘Light of the Morning Star’. This Museum is one of the best tourist places of Manali which will guide you about the traditions and cultures of this historically rich place.

The main attractions of the Uruswati Himalayan Folk Art Museum are local folk art, costumes, original paintings of Roerich and those of his Russian followers. Oil paintings designed by Russian artists are a great source of attraction for tourists. There are many types of woodcarvings displayed in this art museum, such as door framework, wonderfully designed crystal pieces and quotations from Agni yoga. This museum comprises of a beautiful collection of costumes belonging to Ladakh, Kullu, Lahaul-Spiti and Tibet.

Timings: 9 am – 5 pm on all days except Mondays.