Tempo Traveller from Delhi to Rohtang Pass

We offer Tempo Travellers for group trips from Delhi to Rohtang Pass to make your mountain adventure a safe, comfortable and memorable journey. Whether you are a group of friends looking for a snow filled holiday, a family wanting to visit the scenic places or office outings for your Leh-Manali trip we have the right vehicle for you. While booking through us, you will get an experienced driver who knows all the routes and with the spacious vehicles in which you can enjoy your journey with full comfort.

Renting a tempo Traveller from Delhi to Rohtang Pass is the most affordable way to travel with group. In comparison to Delhi to Rohtang Pass Bus, this private tourist vehicle is more appropriate to travel in comfort and convenience. If you thinking about the fare then mostly it depends on the vehicle type, seating capacity and duration of your trip. While booking with us you will get a transparent pricing with no hidden charges.

Here’s the break up of approximate rental fare:

If you want to visit nearby destinations like Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel or Lahaul Valley extra charges will apply based on the additional km. Our team can customize the package as per your itinerary whether you want a weekend trip or a longer trip to Himachal Pradesh.

It is easy to book a vehicle with actempotravellerhire. You can just simply call us or send an inquiry by filling up the form available on the website or just WhatsApp for instant support. We will then guide you through the options, and help you choose the right vehicle.

The distance to Rohtang Pass is 540 km from Delhi and takes around 12-14 hours to cover depending on traffic and weather. The route passes through the most beautiful landscapes of green valleys, dense forests and snow-capped peaks. You drive through major towns of Chandigarh and Kullu with many stops for refreshments or to enjoy the views.

In recent times, Atal Tunnel has made the journey to Lahaul Valley more convenient, but still Rohtang Pass is at 13,050 feet, so it’s always advised to take breaks during the journey to acclimatize. If you are traveling in a group, hiring a Luxury Tempo Traveller makes the long journey more enjoyable as you can relax, play games or simply enjoy the view from your window.

It is pretty easy to reach Rohtang Pass from Delhi but you need to do some planning. A road trip is the best option for travelling with a group because it gives you the liberty to explore different places on the way. Hiring a Delhi to Manali Tempo Traveller is the alternate option from there you can go to the Rohtang pass.

Though flights and trains are available to nearby towns like Bhuntar or Chandigarh but the real fun begins on the road trip itself. The curved roads, mountain tunnels and small hill villages add to the experience. You can also rent the vehicles like Swift Dzire, Innova Crysta, Toyota Etios car to make this trip even better where you do not have to worrying about multiple modes of transport.

Having a private vehicle gives you the freedom to go beyond Rohtang. Want to stop at Solang Valley for paragliding? Or take a short detour to the hot springs in Vashisht? With a Tempo Traveller you can turn your trip into a complete Himachal experience.

Departure from Delhi

Start your day as early as possible, ideally 4 or 5 am to avoid city traffic and make the most of your day. Delhi to Rohtang Pass is a long trip so an early start will get you to Manali by evening. As you leave Delhi, you will gradually move from city chaos to peaceful countryside roads.

First Stop Murthal

Murthal is famous for its parathas with white butter served at the roadside dhabas. It’s the perfect breakfast stop before hitting the highway. Amrik Sukhdev and Mannat Haveli are the popular options where you can relax, stretch your legs and fill up for the long journey ahead.

Delhi to Chandigarh

The road from Delhi to Chandigarh is smooth, with wide roads and plenty of eatery and rest stops. You can take a break in Chandigarh for lunch or to visit Sukhna Lake or Rock Garden. This break will refresh you up before you head into the mountains.

Chandigarh to Manali

The real journey starts as you climb up to Himachal Pradesh. The roads go through pine forests, apple orchards and small hill towns. You can stop at Kullu for river rafting or visit local handicraft markets. This stretch is long but the scenery is engaging throughout.

Manali to Rohtang Pass

This is the final leg and the most thrilling part of your journey. The route from Manali to Rohtang Pass is full of narrow, sharp turns and steep climbs. But the views of snow-covered mountains, waterfalls and glaciers will keep you awe struck throughout the trip. Depending on the road and traffic condition, it will take around 2 to 3 hours to cover this stretch. To have a quick photographic session you can stop at some beautiful scenic places like Gulaba or Rahala Falls.

Important Update: As per latest reports Rohtang Pass is open from May to October and you need to take a special permit. Himachal Pradesh Tourism Department has introduced online permit system to manage the traffic and protect the fragile ecosystem of the region.

Arrival at Rohtang Pass

Once you reach Rohtang Pass you will be greeted with the view of the Himalayas. You can try snowboarding, skiing and sledding or just relax and enjoy the beauty of the place. High-altitude can cause slight breathlessness so stay hydrated and avoid overexertion.