Title:

Chhatru Marrhi to Manali

Duration:

02 Nights / 03 Days

Best Season:

July to August

Altitude:

3320 M

Itinery:

Chhatru to Gramphoo (3,200 M) 16 km It is at the foot of the Rohtang pass. From Gramphoo one can visit Keylong by bus, which is the headquarters of Lahaul and Spiti District. Sha Shur monastery standing nearly 600 meters above the village provides wonderful view of snowy ranges and glacier fields. On a mountain above the confluence of the Chandra Bhaga rivers is the most noted monastery in Lahaul, the Guru Gantal or Gondola Gompa.

Gramphoo to Marrhi (Grassland) (3,320 M) 10 km The crest of the Rohtang Pass 3,978 meters affords a wide spread panorama of mountain scenery. Looking into Lahaul, the eye meets a range of snow-clad peaks, pinnacles ridges and precipitous cliffs of stark rocks huge glaciers piled moraines and deep ravines the slopes of, which are bare and tree-less. Almost directly opposite, is the well-defined Sonepani glacier; slightly left are the twin peak of the Gyephang - juggled pyramid of rock, snow-streaked and snow-crowned.

Marrhi to Manali (motorable) 36 km The return journey passes through Rahalla, where the River Beas after hurtling over a sheer drop of more than 30 meters, assumes a respectable size and gets a powerful start on its long journey of about 560km. Kothi is a quiet but picturesque spot, the Beas flows through a deep gorge below Kothi for more than one kilometer, almost a subterranean passage a 30 meters or more in depth.

You often listen to the soft muttering of the pious invocation "OM MAIN PADME HUM" by the Lamas and religious minded Buddhists while trekking in Lahaul.

This trek is operational during July and August.
 

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