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Why avoid celebrating new year in Manali

If you are thinking of celebrating the New Year peacefully in Manali then think again! Here are the top reasons you may not like to be in Manali on the New Year’s Eve. Read the whole article: https://thewildcone.com/top-6-reasons... Visit https://thewildcone.com/ for travel guides and stories on Himachal. ........................................ Overcrowded Manali is noisy and super crowded on the New Year's Eve. Lakhs of people throng Manali in the last festive week of December. And most of them end up on the Mall Road of Manali. To have a blast. If you love being in such a crowd, then you are welcome here. Otherwise, just avoid. Horrible traffic jams Manali is chock-a-block with people and traffic. There are traffic jams everywhere. On the internal roads as well as the highway. And if you think you can escape the Manali crowd and traffic by heading for the Atal tunnel then you are wrong. Even Atal Tunnel is overcrowded and you may get stuck in horrible traffic jams on your way. Surge in hotel room rates Moreover, hotel room rates jump up in Manali due to the huge surge in the number of tourists. You may also find it difficult to get the accommodation of your choice. The price rise can also be seen in other goods and services including restaurants and adventure activities. Snowfall probability Many people come to Manali hoping they would celebrate a white Christmas and a snowy New Year. But the snowfall probability on Xmas or New Year’s Eve in Manali is not that strong any longer if we look at the past trends. Manali hasn’t seen snowfall on Xmas or New Year in years. Hooliganism Last but not the least is this. Hooliganism on the Manali Mall Road on the eve of the New Year. By nightfall the Mall Road is taken over by the hooligans. There are mostly men left on the road and the majority of them super drunk. Screaming, shouting, waiving liquor bottles and popping off fizzy drinks. The police have always a hard time controlling them. And as the clock strikes 12, Manali madness reaches its peak. So, decide for yourself. Whether you want to be in Manali or not for the New year. Thank you for watching. Visit thewildcone.com for more travel guides and stories.