- Start From: Hotel | Manali Town
- Includes: Transfers, Sightseeing
- Cost: On Request
- Vehicle : As Per Selection
Rohtang
Located at an altitude of 13,058 feet (3,978 meters) on the eastern Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, it connects Manali to Lahaul and Spiti Valleys.
Known for its breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped mountains, and panoramic views, Rohtang Pass is a favorite spot for travelers, bikers, and adventure seekers. It offers a chance to experience snow even during the early summer months. Along the route, visitors are treated to mesmerizing sights of glaciers, peaks, and pristine rivers, making it a photographer’s paradise.
Rohtang Pass is not just a gateway to adventure — it’s an unforgettable experience of nature’s grandeur.
- Places Covered: Gulaba, Marhi, Rohtang
Guidelines:
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Permit Requirement:
Travelers must obtain a Rohtang Pass Permit (issued by Himachal Pradesh Tourism) — it's mandatory even for private vehicles. Limited permits are issued per day, so advance booking is recommended. -
Travel Season:
Rohtang Pass typically opens from mid-May to November, depending on weather and road conditions. -
Weather Conditions:
Weather is unpredictable. It can get extremely cold, even during summer. Carry warm clothing, gloves, and sturdy shoes. -
Altitude Awareness:
The high altitude can cause acute mountain sickness (AMS). Travelers are advised to stay hydrated, avoid exertion, and ascend gradually. -
Road Conditions:
Roads can be slippery and narrow, especially after snowfall or rain. Experienced drivers are recommended. Travel early in the morning to avoid traffic jams. -
Environmental Responsibility:
Rohtang is a fragile ecosystem. Littering, plastic use, and vehicle pollution are strictly monitored. Respect nature — keep the mountains clean. -
Health Tips:
If you experience headaches, dizziness, or nausea, descend immediately. Consult a doctor before the trip if you have heart or lung issues.