Lahual lies at a height of 2745 metres above sea level and is separated by the 4551m Kunzum La from the Kullu Valley. With Keylong as its capital, Lahaul is surrounded mostly by rugged mountainous terrain and massive glaciers. Chandra and Bhaga, the two rivers which rise on either side of Baralacha La flow through the valleys here. You’ll find Lahual more developed in comparison to Spiti. The region is abundant with Buddhist art and culture, reminisces of which can be seen in ancient murals, thankas, wood carving and golden images of Padmasambhava found here.

Popularly known as Chamba Kailash, the Manimahesh Kailash Peak stands at a height of 5775 meters and is among the most visited places in Himachal Pradesh. Nestled amidst lofty mountains, pristine lakes and ever green pine trees, this mesmerizing place is of immense religious significance.

Rohru situated on the bank of Pabbar is renowned for its dense forest and jungle ranges. It is also known for the high quality apple production. The apple production in this area is very high and apple from here are exported to different part of the country as well as to different countries across the world.

There are also some amazing places near Rohru like Chanshal, Khara-pathar, Hat-Koti ( a famous Shakti Peeth) and Giri Ganga.