Kothi Village, <em>Himachal Pradesh</em>
Himachal Pradesh

Kothi Village, Himachal Pradesh

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About Kothi Village

Prime Day & Hours: Weekends

Suggested Duration: 3 hours

Tickets: Free Entry

Nearest Railway Station: Chandigarh, about 310 km away

Nearest Airport: Bhuntar Kullu-Manali Airport, about 60 km away

Nearest Bus Stop: Manali Bus Stand, about 13 km away

Nestled at the base of Rohtang Pass, Kothi Village in Himachal Pradesh is a peaceful escape located just 15 km from Manali. At an altitude of 2,500 meters, it has long served as a resting point for traders and shepherds traversing the Lahaul-Spiti route. Today, the Kothi Village attracts travellers who are in search of a serene experience away from the regular tourist crowd. Surrounded by steep gorges carved by the Beas River and forests of pine and deodar, the village is also home to a temple dedicated to Goddess Shuwang Chandika, making it one of the best places to visit in Himachal Pradesh

Trekkers often begin their journey to Gulaba, Marhi, or Rohtang from here. In winter, Kothi Village transforms into a snowy wonderland, and during the spring and summer, it blooms with wildflowers and clear blue skies.

Its rustic cottages, calm surroundings, and connection to ancient trade routes make Kothi a blend of natural charm and cultural roots, an underrated gem for those exploring beyond Manali’s mainstream offerings.

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Kothi Village Highlights

• Explore Kothi Village, Himachal Pradesh’s alpine meadows, wooden cottages, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks in peaceful seclusion.
• Visit the ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Shuwang Chandika and learn about its local mythological significance.
• Watch winter snow blanket the village in serenity, offering a peaceful escape even when Rohtang is closed.
• Start picturesque hikes from Kothi to Gulaba, Marhi, and Rohtang Pass for alpine adventures.
• Camp beside the Beas River gorge to soak in starlit skies and crisp Himalayan air.

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Point of Interest for Kothi Village

Camp Beside the Beas River Gorge

Camp Beside the Beas River Gorge

Set up your tent on a quiet meadow near the roaring Beas River. The sound of water echoing through deep gorges, paired with the sight of snow-peaked ridges, creates a dreamy Himalayan campsite. Perfect for stargazers and solitude seekers wanting to connect with nature far from commercial chaos.

Hike to Gulaba or Rohtang Pass Viewpoints

Hike to Gulaba or Rohtang Pass Viewpoints

Use Kothi as a base to start gentle hikes toward Gulaba or higher viewpoints near Rohtang. The route is dotted with pine forests, blooming wildflowers (in summer), and panoramic mountain views. Ideal for travellers who enjoy easy treks with big payoffs, especially stunning during sunrise and golden hour.

Visit the Shuwang Chandika Temple

Visit the Shuwang Chandika Temple

Tucked inside Kothi is a small but sacred temple dedicated to Goddess Shuwang Chandika. Known locally for its mythological ties and peaceful aura, it’s a quiet spiritual spot to pause, observe the traditional woodwork, and absorb the serenity of village devotion away from touristy noise.

Capture Sunset over Snowy Peaks

Capture Sunset over Snowy Peaks

Stay back till dusk to witness one of Kothi’s finest moments, a glowing Himalayan sunset over Rohtang’s distant slopes. The snow reflects warm hues of orange and purple, and the sky turns dramatic within minutes. It’s a natural performance that no lens can fully capture, but your memory will.

Savour Himachali Cuisine in a Village Dhaba

Savour Himachali Cuisine in a Village Dhaba

Grab a bite at a local dhaba serving piping hot rajma-chawal, siddu, or momos. It’s not just about the food, but the warmth of the villagers, the mountain air, and the unhurried pace. A simple meal here, surrounded by Himalayan silence, often becomes the most memorable part of the trip.

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Kothi Village Reviews

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Priyanka Chaturvedi2 Mar 2026
5.0

Staying in a homestay in Spiti Valley was a unique and enriching experience, giving us a close glimpse of local culture and warm hospitality. The clear night sky filled with stars looked absolutely magical. Everything was well organized, making the entire Himachal trip smooth, memorable, and truly special for us.

Mahesh Babu30 Jan 2026
5.0

Taking a Himachal trip from Hyderabad was a long journey, but absolutely worth it. Visiting Dharamshala and seeing the Buddhist monks was a very peaceful experience. Ajay was very supportive and managed everything really well throughout the trip.

Snehal Raut20 Feb 2026
5.0

Booked a Himachal package from Nagpur and had a really nice experience. The hotels in Shimla were better than expected, and walking on Mall Road at night felt truly special. Amit ensured all our transfers were on time, which made the trip smooth and stress-free. Overall, a very enjoyable trip!

Mayank Gupta2 Feb 2026
5.0

The snow-capped peaks of the Dhauladhar range in McLeod Ganj created a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere. Spending time in cozy cafes while enjoying the mountain views was truly calming. It was a much-needed and refreshing break!

Rajat Malhotra20 Mar 2026
5.0

Even though we’re from Delhi and have visited nearby hills before, this full Himachal trip felt really special. The drive from Shimla to Manali was beautiful, with great dhaba stops along the way. We also explored Mall Road, Kufri, and Solang Valley, which made the trip even better. Everything was well managed, and it turned out to be a great experience!

Aditya Prabhu12 Jan 2026
5.0

The Shimla trip from Mumbai was perfectly planned with a great mix of relaxation and sightseeing. We especially loved watching the sunset from the Ridge, which was truly beautiful. The journey was smooth and comfortable, even during long drives, making the entire trip enjoyable and well-organized.

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