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There are treks conducted to this pass regularly, either from the
village of Malana or the town of Naggar. When the trek starts in
Naggar, one passes through the village of Rumsu and then to a place
named 'Stelling' after which one passes through the base camps of 'Ghankuladi',
'Chaklani' , after which one would reach Chandrakhani Pass and then
descend on to 'Nagroni' and then to Malana village.
Chandrakhani Pass is a must visit on your trip Kullu-Manali.
Getting There
Kullu is well connected to major
parts of the country by a network of roads. The distance from Delhi is 522
km approximately. Regular direct buses ply between these stations including
deluxe, semi-deluxe and air conditioned buses during tourist season.
Jogindernagar Railway Station is
the nearest railhead (123 km) to Kullu that connects the hill station with
several important cities of the country. Chandigarh and Ambala are other
options to reach Kullu by train. From the railheads, one can get several
mode of transportation including taxi and bus at reasonable cost.
Bhuntar
Airport located at a distance of 10 km via NH3 from Kullu and is
the gateway to this region. Cabs and private cars are easily
available at the city for the airport.
Local Transportation in
Kullu comprises of buses operating regularly between Kullu-Manali
and Manikaran. Taxis are also available which can be hired for a day
or only for particular destination. HRTC provides public transit
facility to its passengers in the state of Himachal and to the
adjoining states like Punjab, Haryana and Uttaranchal. HRTC runs
approximately 1733 routes.
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