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Nehru Kund is a pristine natural freshwater spring located 5 km north of Manali along the Leh Manali Highway (NH 3). Named after India's first Prime Minist...
Nehru Kund is a pristine natural freshwater spring located 5 km north of Manali along the Leh Manali Highway (NH 3). Named after India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who drank from its waters during his mountain stays in Himachal Pradesh, it is a beloved roadside landmark.
Geological folklore holds that the crystal clear waters of Nehru Kund originate directly from the high altitude glacial Bhrigu Lake situated at 14,100 feet. The bubbling water emerges cold and sweet from underneath the granite boulders, flowing onward into the nearby roaring Beas River.
Truth is, almost every tourist heading toward Solang Valley or Atal Tunnel stops here for a refreshing tea break. Travelers drink the pure mineral water, photograph the swirling Beas river rapids, and browse roadside wooden craft stalls beneath towering cedar trees.
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Essential visitor information regarding timings, entry tickets, location, nearby attractions, and travel guide in Manali.
It is named after Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, who was fond of drinking this pure spring water during his visits to Manali.
Local tradition and geological studies trace the underground water source to the sacred high altitude Bhrigu Lake.
Yes, tourists and locals drink the crystal clear natural spring water directly as it is clean and naturally mineralized.
No, visiting Nehru Kund and drinking from the spring is completely free for all travelers.
Nehru Kund is located roughly 8 km before Solang Valley along the same main highway road.
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