Somewhere in the vast span of the snow-crowned Himalayas, 6,000 feet above sea level, lies the splendidly striking riverside township of Manali. It is the impeccable place for romance and adventure. The place is beset with copious numbers of tourist spots and attractions that can leave a person spellbound and mesmerized, all owing to the beauty and serenity that these attractions and spots possess. One of the most famous and worth-exploring spot in Manali is Rohtang Pass the Natural beauty of Himachal.
Rohtang Overview
Rohtang Pass, positioned at a height 13,051 ft. (3,978 m) is a high mountain pass on the eastern Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, around 51 km from Manali. It links the Kullu Valley with the Lahaul and Spiti Valleys of Himachal Pradesh, India. The Beas River upswings near the crest of Rohtang from a block of Mica-Schist. Towards the left is the tiny beautiful lake of ‘Sarkund’ (Dashahr), which is 200 meters higher and is visited by a hefty number of individuals each year. The bath in the waters of Sarkund Lake is fabled to cure all body illnesses.
Rohtang pass attract honeymoon couples
The world-popular tourist magnetism, Rohtang Pass is commonly titled as the ‘honeymoon couples heaven‘. Honeymoon couples cuddle close for warmth and affection. Slowly, as the unflustered air infiltrates their senses, they surrender to the magic of this place. The pass is open from May to November and is sealed during the winter because of dense snowfall and storms in the area. This tourist spot is immensely popular as it offers adequate options for adventure fans and some finest places for trekking in India. Here you can delight in skiing, hiking, ice skating and other snow adventures.
How to reach Rohtang Pass?
There are three likely ways to reach Rohtang Pass:
By air: If an individual wants to go there via air, than Bhuntar Airport in Kullu is the nearby airport for the pass. From the Bhuntar airport, taxis are obtainable to drop you to this Pass.
By rail: The nearby Broad Gauge Railway Station is in Jogindar Nagar near Mandi. The other adjoining Broad Gauge Railway Stations are from Ambala Cantt., Chandigarh and Kirathpur Sahib in Punjab.
By road: As there is not an uninterrupted service for this place, an individual will get through Manali route. There are Volvo bus facilities from Delhi, Leh, Shimla and Dharamshala. The distance between Delhi to Manali is of 14 hours, Ambala to Manali is 10 hours and from Kullu to Manali ranges from 1.5 to 3 hours.