Tourists will return in Kullu in December. To know, “Is it a government or bank holiday today or tomorrow?” visit our homepage.

When tourists will return in Kullu?

Kullu: Occupancy in Manali and Kasol hotels is hovering between 30 and 40 percent on weekends. Poorly damaged roads are creating obstacles during the disaster, causing losses for businesses.Tourism businessmen say it’s necessary to improve the condition of roads; the Kasal road is also in poor condition.

The number of tourists in Manali and Kasol, favorite tourist destinations, has dropped by half. Occupancy in hotels in Manali and Kasol is currently around 30 to 40 percent.

Tourists are seen in Manali and Kasol on weekends, while fewer tourists arrive on normal days. However, tourists will return in Kullu this December. Tourism businessmen are awaiting tourists. Occupancy will increase from the first week of December. Occupancy is expected to reach 60 to 80 percent by the third week. However, roads damaged during the disaster are hampering the tourism business. The poor condition of the main roads and connecting roads in the Banjar Valley has caused significant losses for Banjar’s tourism businesses. For nearly three months, most homestays and hotels remained empty. However, tourists have now begun to flock to Banjar. Recently, a film unit also completed filming in the Tirthan Valley.

Tourist businesses are angry over the lack of repair of roads damaged during the disaster. Tourism businesses Sher Singh Negi and Dr. Suman stated that after horticulture, the tourism industry accounts for the largest number of people involved. Therefore, it is essential to improve the road conditions. The Bhuntar to Manikaran road remains in very poor condition. Tourists travel via a bumpy road to Kasol. The road should be repaired soon to avoid any inconvenience to both locals and tourists. Kishan Thakur, President of the Manikaran Valley Hoteliers Association, stated that the number of tourists to Kullu, Kasol, and other tourist destinations will increase in December.

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Himachal: Now, tourists from India and abroad will have to wait for the next six months to visit here as Rohtang Pass closed for tourists . Read the full story… To know, “Is it a government or bank holiday today or tomorrow?” visit our homepage.

Why Rohtang Pass closed for tourists?

Rohtang Pass has been officially closed for tourists. As per the district administration’s instructions, vehicles will not be allowed on NH 03 from Gramphoo to Rohtang and from Jingjingbar to Sarchu from Thursday. Now, tourists from India and abroad will have to wait for the next six months to visit Rohtang.

Like every year, this year too, increased snowfall, extreme cold, and waterlogging on the roads have made travel risky. Temperatures dropping several degrees below zero in the morning and night have made the roads slippery, increasing the risk of accidents. Therefore, the administration has completely banned vehicular movement.

However, people can enjoy the snow around Gramphoo, about six kilometers from Koksar, through Atal Tunnel Rohtang. Apart from this, movement will continue for tourists coming to Lahaul to places like Sissu, Snow Spring Yangla, Keylong, Udaipur, Avalokiteshwar Temple at Triloknath, Jispa and Darcha. Deputy Commissioner Lahaul-Spiti Kiran Bhadana said that from Thursday, no vehicle will be allowed on NH-03 from Gramphoo to Rohtang and from Jingjingbar to Sarchu.

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