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    Ride plan "Dehradun to Manali"

    hello everyone. Me and friends are planing a trip to manali from dehradun. below are some ride details.can you suggest where to stay, road conditions, what to visit or any other useful information which can help us.

    ROUTE
    Day 1 :will strat at 04:00 AM from Dehradun - mussoorie - chakrata - tiuni - hatkoti - rohru - kofridhar - khanag - aut - bhunter - kullu - manali. Its around 450 kms.

    day 2,3 : sight seeing around manali.

    day 4,5 : back to dehradun with one day stay in shimla or somewhere else.

    can anyone suggest any other plan better plan .
    3 or may be 4 bikes will be going.
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  • #2
    Trip planning approved.
    (Been There Done That) x 3.25

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    • #3
      thank you sunil bhaiya..

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      • #4
        our route is quite remote and new(beyond chakrata) for us. does anyone know must visit place enroute.

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        • #5
          Day 1 is way too long! It might be 450 on paper, but it won't take you less than 15-16 hours. Pushing it way to much without enjoying the Pabbar valley. I would suggest that you do the following, if exploring Manali is what you are looking at:

          Day 1: Dehradun - mussoorie - chakrata - tiuni - hatkoti - rohru
          Day 2: Rohru - Sungri - Narkanda - Sainj - Jalori Pass - Shoja - Aut - Manali
          Day 3: Manli and around
          Day 4: Manali - Jalori Pass - Shoja - Jalori Pass - Khanag (If you don't find accomodation in the PWD rest house here, you can continue to Ani on the Khanag - Sainj road)
          Day 5: Khanag/Ani - Chakrata - Yamuna pul - Mussourie - Dehradun.
          " I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain

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          • #6
            Originally posted by kurtrules View Post
            Day 1 is way too long! It might be 450 on paper, but it won't take you less than 15-16 hours. Pushing it way to much without enjoying the Pabbar valley. I would suggest that you do the following, if exploring Manali is what you are looking at:

            Day 1: Dehradun - mussoorie - chakrata - tiuni - hatkoti - rohru
            Day 2: Rohru - Sungri - Narkanda - Sainj - Jalori Pass - Shoja - Aut - Manali
            Day 3: Manli and around
            Day 4: Manali - Jalori Pass - Shoja - Jalori Pass - Khanag (If you don't find accomodation in the PWD rest house here, you can continue to Ani on the Khanag - Sainj road)
            Day 5: Khanag/Ani - Chakrata - Yamuna pul - Mussourie - Dehradun.
            doing 450 kms totally on mountains in one day will surely be killing. i will tell my friends about this plan . can you elaborate route from rorhu to jalori pass.how will we go from sainj to jalori pass . shoudnt we go from rohru - luhri - kofridhar - jalori pass - aut. that way we dont need to go to narkanda.
            and we can also stay at narkanda and visit hatu peak . what do you think which one will be better. rohru or narkanda.
            where should we stay in rohru, manali, narkanda. we are looking for cheap accomodation(for students).how much it will cost.

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            • #7
              1) Sainj - Jalori pass is 51 kms and the road is fairly good. The route is Sainj - Luhri - Ani - Khanag - Jalori pass

              2) The above is the only route to get to Jalori from Rohru. If there is a route from Kofridhar (it essentially a trek route, from Sarahan ( of the Rampur side)), I am unaware of it. But as per me there is no route. To get to Jalori from the NH 22 you have to come to Sainj, trust me.

              3) You can either do Rohru - Sungri - Baggi - Narkanda - Sainj or Rohru - Sungri - Rampur - Sainj. Distace wise it is the same (32 kms).

              4) I would say go via Narkanda ( the road is bad though, but you have not seen Narkanda)

              5) Accomo would be 300 (+-) in all the places you have mentioned. But you would have to search and bargain.
              " I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain

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              • #8
                I totally trust u .sir thanks for information. I will go through narkanda.
                where should we stay during night rohru or narkanda.
                we are planing to start as early as 4 am .so we will have enough time for sight seeing there. can we go to hatu peak at this time of year.

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                • #9
                  You can try going to Hatu. It should not be out of bounds. At Rohru, you can stay at the PWD rest house and weigh your options in Narkanda. You would be able to get a budget hotel there as well.
                  " I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain

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                  • #10
                    thanks for the information...

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                    • #11
                      sir can you also tell me about mobile connection at these places.specially airtel. is there is network in rohru narkanda and jelori pass.

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                      • #12
                        Yes, there is Airtel connectivity at all these places.
                        " I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain

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                        • #13
                          I will be leaving tomorrow morning at 4 am ...
                          just waiting for my best trip...

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                          • #14
                            I'm just back from manali . It was really a n awsome trip. Will soon be putting up an travelog.

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                            • #15
                              Great! Looking forward to your travelogue..
                              " I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain

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