About
Hanuman Tibba is a prominent mountain peak rising to 5,982 metres near Manali in Himachal Pradesh, in the Indian Himalaya. It is also known as Hanuman Peak, and it takes its name from the Hindu deity Hanuman.
What kind of visit it makes
The peak is best suited to those who come for the mountains themselves. It is known for challenging climbing routes, so it draws experienced mountaineers rather than casual sightseers. For most visitors, the appeal lies in seeing it from a distance and understanding its place in the landscape around Manali.
- Serious climbing routes for those with mountaineering experience
- Views of the peak from the Solang Valley
- A natural setting within the Himalayan region around Manali
Around Hanuman Tibba
Because the peak is visible from Solang Valley, many people who come to Manali for the mountains will see it while exploring that area. The town of Manali itself serves as the natural base for anyone planning to visit, offering the practical services a trip of this kind requires.
If you are considering a visit, think about whether you want to climb, to look at the peak from below, or simply to take in the high Himalayan scenery. Each calls for a different kind of trip, and the peak rewards whichever approach suits you.