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Mana Village is the first Village of India, which is located in the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. The village is 3Km away from Badrinath and lies near the India-Tibet border. Mana is nestled at an altitude of about 3,200 metres and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and various ancient caves. It also holds a deep connection the the Mahabharata. The village also serves as a last road accessible point on the National Highway- 7.
The village holds great significance among the Hindus due to its close link to the Mahabharata. The great ancient Hindu sage Ved Vyas, along with Lord Ganesha, composed the Mahabharata in the Vyasa Gufa, which is a famous cave in Mana. Apart from this, the village is also surrounded by Ganesh Gufa, Bheem Pul, Vasundhara Falls, and Mata Murti Temple, which are all famous as tourist spots. The village is known as it marks the final route taken by the Pandavas during their final journey to heaven. And is also home to the sacred Saraswati River, which emerges from here.
The village is famous for its rich cultural heritage and is popular among pilgrims and devotees due to its spiritual heritage and ancient mythology. It also offers glimpses into the local life, natural beauty, etc., of the Bhotiya community living there.
Mana is considered the first Village of India and has been called so by the Border Roads Organization. Different modes of transport can be opted along with taxis and buses, from Haridwar, Rishikesh, Dehradun, or Joshimath to reach the village. The best time to visit the village is from May to October, when visitors can enjoy the calm, serene atmosphere and dive deep into their spiritual journey. Thus, Mana remains one of the many gems that the state of Uttarakhand has to offer.
Below are various modes of transport from Delhi to Mana Village.
Cabs are the most economical, comfortable and hassle-free mode of transport from Delhi to Mana Village. Taxi fare typically Call for Bookings.
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Nearest airport to Mana Village is Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (DED), located 320 km. Fare typically ₹3000.
If the number of passengers is more, taking a cab from Delhi (DEL) Airport might be more economical. You will typically need a connecting flight from Delhi to Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (DED).
Nearest railway station to Mana Village is Rishikesh/Haridwar Railway Station, located 880 km. Railway fare typically ₹600.
We recommend 3AC or 2AC class for a comfortable ride. For door-step pickup and drop, JoshiCabs provides the best cabs to Mana Village.
Nearest bus station to Mana Village is Badrinath Bus Stand, located 550 km. Bus fare typically ₹900.
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We have answered some of the most common queries we get from our customers about Delhi to Mana Village tour and packages.
To reach Mana Village from Delhi, it takes approximately 14 hours, which includes food and rest stops, refueling, etc.
The best time to visit Mana Village is from May to October. The weather is suitable for visitors to enjoy the calm, serene atmosphere and dive deep into their spiritual journey.
The Vyas Gufa, Ganesh Gufa, Bheem Pul, The last tea shop, trek to Vasundhara Falls, Mata Murti Temple, and visiting the Saraswati River are all some of the famous tourist spots among visitors in the Mana Village.
The Mata Murti Temple is dedicated to the mother of Lord Narayan. It is believed that she meditated here to have Lord Vishnu take birth from her womb as the twin brothers, Badrinarayan and Nara.
The striking feature of the Mana Village is that it holds a deep connection to the Mahabharata. It is said that the Mahabharata was composed here by both Ved Vyas and Lord Ganesha. Even the final route taken by the Pandavas during their journey to heaven was undertaken through this village. The village is also home to the sacred Saraswati River.
There are different modes of transport that can be taken to reach Mana Village. The closest airport is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, while the closest railway and bus station are located in Rishikesh and Badrinath bus stand. From there on, the people can opt for Taxis and buses from Haridwar, Rishikesh, Dehradun, or Joshimath to reach the village.
The village is also home to the sacred Saraswati River, which flows through it.
For a two-to-four-day visit to Mana, one can expect a budget of around ₹5000–₹9000, including the stay, food options, recreational activities, treks, etc.
Yes. The snow can be expected in the village from November- April. The village remains largely inaccessible during these winter months.
During the winters, the temperature in Mana Village ranges from 0°C to 8°C. In the nightime, the temperatures can drop below freezing, from -5°C to -19°C.
No. Since the village is subjected to harsh winters from November to April, it is not advised to travel solo during these months.
Yes. As a solo traveller to Mana Village, it is generally safe to visit and travel. Regardless of gender, everyone must pay attention and exercise caution while travelling.
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