Lahaul Valley Tour Packages

The recent opening of the Atal Tunnel Rohtang has made Lahaul Valley in Himachal Pradesh's northern region the state's most sought-after tourism destination. Numerous tourists stop in Lahaul Valley daily to experience its fantastic beauty. Travel Tourister provides Lahaul Valley tour packages that enable people to discover its secluded peace within this hidden wonder. 

These packages are perfect for anyone who wants to combine powered relaxation with trekking in remote valleys or camping alongside ancient temples. Different packages are available to meet everyone's needs, from hiking in high-altitude sections like Rohtang Pass to relaxing at Chandratal Lake.

Unforgettable memories are waiting for you with Travel Tourister’s Lahaul Tour Packages as you set out to explore the stunning Lahaul Valley. Your Himalayan adventure starts now.

Top Attractions in Lahaul Valley

• Rohtang Pass: The Breathtaking Trek

Located close to Solang Valley, Beas River and Manali, it also offers amazing views of snow-capped peaks and green valleys. It is possible to reach the pass by road from Manali, but to travel in winter is impossible due to snow. The most used transport are taxis, private cars, and buses. The best time to visit is between May to October,[when] the weather is clear and great for outdoor activities.

• Keylong: The Heart of Lahaul's Natural Charm

Keylong features exceptional stunning traveling landscapes and is the administrative center of the Lahaul district. Bereft Shashur and Kardang monasteries, renowned for Tibetan Buddhism, can be seen from Keylong. It serves as a marching point for those who wish to escape to nature and enjoy trekking, cultural walks, and local civilization. The nature walks, trekking, and vivid local culture help to captivate the minds and spirits of Keylong’s visitors. Keylong hosts other natural attractions like Sissu Waterfall, Baralacha La Pass, and TandiVilagee confluence. One can access these regions via the road from Manali to Leh by taxi or private vehicles. 

• Suraj Tal Lake: A Breathtaking Natural Beauty 

Suraj Tal Lake, one of India's highest lakes, is located in Zanskar Valley at a significant elevation in Lahaul. The area has a pure appeal since human intervention has not occurred there. The nearest town is Keylong, and the lake is conveniently reachable by road from Zanskar Valley. The lake's water is known for its purity, and the region is ideal for anybody looking for peace. Private transport is advised despite the long journey to the lake and the rough roads. The best months for trekking are May through October when the weather is nice.

• Sissu Waterfall: A Peaceful Natural Cascade

A quick and revitalizing walk will allow you to see the waterfall itself. As an alternative, one may observe the waterfall while unwinding in the neighborhood. Sissu and Rohtang Pass are more locations. The waterfall allows access through the Keylong to Manali road route. The waterfall and its nearby region present the best conditions for sightseeing between May and October when the snow dissipates, and greenery fills the environment.

• Zanskar Valley: An Uncharted Wilderness Awaiting Discovery

In terms of its unmatched peace and natural beauty, Zanskar Valley is unlike any location you have ever seen. With stunning glaciers all around, Zanskar is a real gem. When combined with the unrecognizable Bol scenery, Zanskar delivers an entirely new level of pristine sensation for an unparalleled sense of coziness and peace. Trekkers and adventurers will love this place. Even though the route via Leh gives access to the valley, it is frequently blocked throughout the winter by heavy snowfall. Trekking and other activities may be easily done from June and September, making this the ideal time of year to visit.

• Triloknath Temple: A Well-Known Pilgrimage Site

The well-known Triloknath Temple in the Lahaul Valley is a superb example of a fusion of Buddhism and Hinduism. The temple's surrounding hills are serene and a popular destination for travellers. Other well-known locations in the area are Keylong and Rohtang Pass. You may drive from Keylong to the Temple. Due to the exceptionally clear weather, May through October is the ideal time of year to travel.

• Guru Ghantal Monastery: A Pillar of Religious Life

People Monastery Life from the World: Rudolf Fishcher, in Students seeking advanced learning, usually proceed to wooden Lahaul as the region is tremendously captivating because of the beauty it has to offer. The students’ gaze often seems to be captured by the stunning mountain ranges offered around Ghant Monastery. Other places, including Keylong and Baralacha La Pas,s are also wonderful to see. On the way from Manali to Leh, The Ghantal Monastery is accessible by the road. It is best to visit the region around May and October when the climate is a little friendly and the roads are motorable.

• Tandi Village- The Picturesque Place 

The remarkable views from the village enhance its beauty. It’s a great choice to pay a visit between May to October when the weather is delightful and rivers are at their maximum beauty. Also, Tandi is easily reachable by road from Keylong.  

• Lahaul Spiti Valley- Land of Desert and Cloud

The extensive high-altitude desert known as Lahaul Spiti Valley sits in a valley that combines soaring mountains on all sides. The high-altitude valley draws many adventurers because of its old monasteries combined with blue skies and remote settlements that exist within a desert setting. Visitors find the months from June to September to be the most picturesque because this period provides abundant places to see and ideal hiking conditions. The significant locations extend to Leh and Manalli, along with other areas.  Along with trekking, it is also an ideal place for camping and sightseeing in the astonishing culture-laden valley.

• Baralacha La Pass: Challenge of the Windswept Heights

All trekkers should experience Baralacha La Pass during their Himalayan mountain journey. Standing at 4890 meters presents breathtaking vistas, although the snowy peaks of the Himalayas challenge all other views. Visitors can reach Lahaul and Spiti through this pass starting from Keylong in their road journey from Leh. May through October is the most pleasant season and the best time of year to walk and appreciate it. Trekkers may find this area to be particularly difficult to traverse.

• Khoksar Village: An Obscure Halting Point Along the Valley 

There is a certain beauty that comes with being surrounded by majestic mountains, and Khoksar is a fantastic example of that. Located near Lahaul, Khoksar is undoubtedly a peaceful village. Khoksar helps as a halting point for travelers heading to either Spiti or Leh. With stunning architecture alongside a picturesque view, this village is simply magnificent. Easily accessible through roads from Keylong, this quaint village serves as a peaceful escape. Other sites nearby, such as Sissu Waterfall and Rohtang Pass, make for excellent visits as well. The town is delightful to visit between May and October, and the village offers friendly climatic conditions.

• Pattan Valley: The Unknown Capital for Trekkers

The western Lahaul region contains Pattan Valley, which provides breathtaking, unharmed natural beauty, making it the perfect destination for trekking enthusiasts. Multiple trekking paths exist in this valley, where the nearby wildlife remains unknown to scientists. The location is perfect because it attracts few visitors yet provides a great opportunity to explore Keylong and Baralacha La Pass. Visitors can reach the valley by automobile, with May through October being the best time because these months provide comfortable conditions for outdoor activities, including sightseeing.

Activities To Try Out When In Lahaul Valley

1. Hiking: A variety of hikes exist throughout Lahaul Valley because it sits in the Himalayas' central region. Lahaul Valley creates a magical atmosphere in October because the period brings clear skies alongside comfortable temperatures and breathtaking sights. Keylong and Chandratal Lake, together with Baralacha La Pass, provide the best trekking conditions in Lahaul Valley because of their varied features for exploration.

1. Skiing & Snowboarding: Skiing and snowboarding are two beautiful winter sports that keener athletes may pursue in the Covered snow-capped mountains of Lahaul Valley is so beautiful that it would entertain even the most dormant winter sports lover. From various distant places, winter sports enthusiasts migrate towards Lahaul Valley because Rohtang Pass is known for its well-maintained ski slopes. 

1. Camping: Camping in Lahaul Valley gives the tourist a chance to get close to nature with calm places like Chandratal Lake, Pattan Valley, and Gurso Bugyal to retreat to. The vistas are unhindered, and meadows and valleys fulfill the promise of camping so the experience can never be forgotten.

1. River Rafting: Undoubtedly, river rafting on the Tirthan River and Chandra River is the most thrilling undertaking one can do in Lahaul Valley. Novice rafters and skilled rafters will both find something helpful here because these rivers have varying degrees of difficulty, which range from easy to intermediate. There is a superb view from the Great Himalayan National Park while paddling up the Tirthan River. The Tirthan River is stunning, and paddling through is probably one of the happiest joys of life—the ideal period for white river rafting in Lahaul Starts in April and ends in June. The melting snow during this period results in good rapids with the proper water levels to wet.

1. Mountain Biking: In Lahaul Valley, mountain biking is one of the most effective ways to explore the region’s flora and fauna. The biking trails that meander through the valleys and villages of Keylong Tandi are breathtaking, to say the least. The temperature and road conditions are ideal for participants in sporting activities from June to September. Not only can you see the stunning landscapes of Lahaul, but you can also enjoy its hostile terrain.

1. Photography: Photographers will discover their paradise in Lahaul Valley, where they can document its remarkable geography combined with traditional people living in magnificent mountainous regions. Rohtang Pass, together with Zanskar Valley and Chandratal Lake, represent a few places where the Himalayas reveal their spectacular beauty. Summer in this region brings endless sunny pours alongside breathtaking winter views of peaks covered with snowy white peaks. Professional photographers will have the opportunity to work in an ideal climate during months spanning from April through October. These optimal environmental situations enable photographers to capture the perfect images of mountains and lakes with their natural wildlife.

Best Time to Visit Lahaul Valley

Lahaul Valley is open for exploration throughout the year, although the optimal time to visit falls within specific activities. From winter snow sports to summer outdoor recreation, every season has its own set of activities to capture and enjoy. 

Summer Season (May to October)

The preferred months for visiting Lahaul, between May and October, offer temperatures between 12°C and 25°C, thus creating perfect conditions for tourists to engage in camping, trekking and sightseeing activities. Travelers can visit the fascinating landmarks of Chandratal Lake Rohtang Pass and Keylong because of the summer season. Additionally, tourists can spot wildlife in the Great Himalayan National Park while engaging in river rafting activities on the Tirthan River.

Monsoon Season (July to September)

Being partial to the July to September months, the region sprouts immense beauty. Indeed, the majestic green valleys and vibrant landscapes come into full view, unlike any other time of the year.  This correlates to the temperature also dropping to a range between 13°C to 20°C; however, whilst these months also boast the cultural explorations of the region and the stunning monsoon photography, movement is admittedly complicated by the transforming rainfall and the occasional landslide-blocking roads. 

That being said, ancient monasteries are stunning to perceive, and while travelling to them will be quite the trek, the mountains ultimately make this time of year the most suitable. 

Winter Season (November to March) 

Similar to March, November allows for the temperatures within the valleys to dip anywhere from -5 °C to 8 °C. Even though it isn't quite the peak of winter, snow is guaranteed, and that, in addition to the stunning frost, has the chance to quite literally burn my skin, but the transformation into a spectacular winter masterpiece is unparalleled. 

Because of this beautification, these months allow the upper Rohtang Pass to shine as a must-ski and snowboard location, especially with the region's cape of frost. Due to the extensive snowfall, some higher areas aren't reachable in winter; however, winter camping in lower regions is an astounding opportunity. With the snow resting on the land, this landscape is nothing short of delightful and will keep away frostbite for the right photographer!

How to Reach Lahaul Valley

• By Air: The nearest reachable airport, Bhuntar Airport (Kullu Manali Airport), is approximately 120 kilometers from the Lahaul Valley. The location works ideally for people journeying from Chandigarh and Delhi, along with neighbouring main cities. Visitors should rent either a private vehicle or a taxi after arriving at Bhuntar to travel to Lahaul. 

• By Train: Lahaul Valley can be reached through Joginder Nagar Railway Station, which connects critical national cities. Public transportation, including auto-rickshaws and taxis, provides services to get to the Lahaul Valley. Pathankot serves as an initial train station where passengers can make onward travel by road transportation to Lahaul. 

By Road: Traveling between Manali and Lahaul is possible by car or taxi service through the Rohtang Pass, which takes approximately 4 to 5 hours. Travel from the area can be achieved through roadway connections to Kullu Leh and other adjacent municipalities. From Keylong to Leh, you can use local bus transportation to reach the destination in Manali. The travel fare begins at INR 200-300 for each passenger. Take caution because these travel pathways may suspend service during the winter season therefore, you need to monitor road accessibility.