Gulaba Tourism

Top 5 Reviews on Gulaba

• IndianGhummakad

  ★★★★★5.0

  Wrote on 18 Sept 2023

  Gulaab a Snow Point during Heavy snow fall at Manali

  It is Basically a small place during snow Tourists are barred to go beyond this point. And When there Vehicles movement you must carry Permits as well if you want to go beyond this point. A Good snow point.

• RahulN836

  ★★★★★5.0

  Wrote on 31 Mar 2023

  Wonderful Experience

  Beautiful place, enjoyed the weather over there, as the temperature when we visited felt like below 0° despite bright sunshine. Being located at an altitude of 9397 ft. and looked after by the administration as nobody lives nearby. At this time we were allowed till this point on the way to Rohtang Pass.

• jktravelnet

  ★★★★★5.0

  Wrote on 5 Jul 2022

  A beautiful place enroute to Rohtang Pass

  We had a view of Gulaba town from our cab on our trip to Rohtang pass. There is a check post at Gulaba where the permits are verified. There was no snow at Gulab when we reached there.

• Btjtrt

  ★★★★★5.0

  Wrote on 26 Jun 2022

  On route Rohtang pass, is this small village Gulaba.

  If you plan to visit Rohtang pass, there is a check point at Gulaba. You have to have an ONLINE (only) permit to go beyond this point. Ensure you have this permit before hand especially for diesel vehicles (as they have a daily quota for diesel vehicles) and you might have to return back if you don't have this permit. For petrol vehicles the staff will assist for the permit OR you hire a local cab to go up till Rohtang pass. Good to keep this in mind before visiting Rohtang pass. You may want to go up till Rohtang pass and descend into the Lahaul side and come back to Manali via the Atal tunnel.

• lonelytrotter

  ★★★★★5.0

  Wrote on 28 Jun 2021

  Very beautiful

  We went here in March when Rohtang was closed due to snow. The trip to Gulaba Camp can easily be combined with other attractions. Our itinerary was: 1. Solang Valley 2. Atal Tunnel 3. Sissu lake 4. Gulaba Camp 5. Kothi The entire trip took us 9 hours including stops at all the places. As for Gulaba, this is as far as the vehicles are allowed to go in the winters. We were the only ones in the place when we visited Gulaba. The solitude of the place along with the setting sun amidst the snow-covered mountains was mesmerizing. A must-visit place, preferably in the eveneing.