Live Update: Snowfall Status at Manali, Rohtang Pass, Atal Tunnel and Nearby Places in 2025

Get the live snowfall update on Manali, Rohtang Pass, Atal Tunnel and Nearby Places like Kullu, Sissu, Solang Valley, Hamta Pass, Sethan, Kothi, Gulaba, Lahaul valley, Marhi, Gramphu, Koksar, Jalori Pass, Bijli Mahadev, Barshaini, Malana, Tosh, Palchan, Nehru Kund, Burua, Baralacha Pass, Shinkula Pass, Rahni Nala, Rahla Fall, Bhrigu, Dashaur, Anjani Mahadev, Burwa and Kunzum Pass.

Check the latest updates, predictions, and snowfall reports for your winter travel. So stay informed about snowfall status and plan your winter trip perfectly!

• 21 April 2025 – Kathi and Marhi in Himachal Pradesh experienced snowfall on April 21, 2025. A video shared on Instagram on that date shows snowfall in the area, confirming the occurrence.
• 18–19 April 2025: Weather forecasts indicated the possibility of snowfall at higher elevations, particularly around the Atal Tunnel and Sissu areas. Reports suggested that light rain in the morning could transition to heavier snowfall by the afternoon.
• 15 April 2025: Fresh snowfall occurred in Koksar, a region close to Manali. This event was captured and shared widely, indicating continued cold conditions in higher altitudes.
• 12 April 2025: Rohtang Pass, Shinkula Pass, Kunzum Pass, Baralacha Pass: Fresh snowfall was reported on April 12, affecting these high-altitude passes. Specific snow depths weren’t mentioned, but the snowfall caused slippery road conditions, suggesting moderate accumulation.
• 11 April 2025: The Atal Tunnel received fresh snowfall, attracting tourists to the region. Unseasonal snowfall was reported in Manali and nearby regions like Sissu. Videos shared on social media platforms showcased live snowfall, surprising both locals and tourists.
• 1 April 2025: The Atal Tunnel received fresh snowfall, attracting tourists to the region. However, traffic was restricted after heavy snowfall in the area near the tunnel in Lahaul Spiti.
• 30 March 2025: Fresh snowfall near the Atal Tunnel led to the blockage of the Manali-Leh highway between Manali and Keylong, disrupting traffic movement. ​
• 25 March 2025: Moderate snowfall occurred near the Atal Tunnel, Dhundi, and upper parts of Solang and Hamta, while higher reaches of Manali experienced heavy snowfall.
• 16 March 2025: Kothi, near Manali, received 27.5 cm of snow. Other areas like Shimla’s Khadrala and Lahaul and Spiti’s Gondla also recorded snowfall. The Shimla Meteorological Office forecasted rainfall to continue in the state till March 21.
• 8 March 2025: Upper parts of Manali, including Dhundi, Atal Tunnel, Gulaba, Hamta, Rohtang, and Marhi, received fresh snowfall.
• 19–20 February 2025: A significant weather event brought snowfall to high-altitude regions, including Koksar, Rohtang Pass, and Sissu. The Meteorological Center Shimla issued alerts for heavy rain and snowfall across Himachal Pradesh during this period.
• 4 February 2025: Fresh snowfall was recorded at the North Portal of the Atal Tunnel and surrounding high-altitude areas, turning the region into a winter wonderland. Authorities advised commuters to avoid unnecessary travel due to slippery roads and reduced visibility. ​
• 31 January 2025: Manali experienced light snowfall, creating a picturesque winter atmosphere. Local reports and videos from that day confirm the snowfall:
• 26 January 2025: Light snowfall was reported at Atal Tunnel, Rohtang Pass, and nearby high-altitude areas like Pangi. Authorities temporarily halted regular vehicle movement toward Atal Tunnel, allowing only 4×4 vehicles beyond Solang Valley due to slippery conditions
• 21–24 January 2025: The IMD predicted light to moderate snowfall in mid and high hills, including Sissu. The forecast indicated “fairly widespread precipitation” on January 22 and 23.
• 17 January 2025, reported 14.8 cm of snow in Manali and 24 cm in Kothi, indicating significant snow in the region earlier in the month.
• 15–16 January 2025: Fresh snowfall occurred in Sissu, with approximately 12 inches of snow accumulation. This event disrupted road connectivity, prompting the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) to initiate clearance operations.
• 13 January 2025: The Atal Tunnel reopened for all vehicles after being closed for nearly a week due to snowfall and black ice. Tourists flocked to the North and South Portals, as well as Solang Nala, to enjoy the snow.
• 8 January 2025: After recent heavy snowfall, sunny weather prevailed. Tourists enjoyed snow at Solang, Kothi, lower Gulaba, Hamta Pass, and Atal Tunnel. However, the Atal Tunnel was temporarily closed for tourists due to heavy snow accumulation.
• 7 January 2025: Manali town, including Mall Road and nearby tourist spots like Solang, Kothi, and Rohtang, received heavy snowfall. The snowfall was expected to continue for the next 24 hours.
• 5 January 2025: Snowfall continued in Manali, Solang, Atal Tunnel, Kothi, Lahaul, Gulaba, Marhi, and Rohtang Pass. Hundreds of tourist vehicles were stranded in snow at Solang and Palchan, prompting ongoing rescue operations.
• 2-4 January 2025: Fresh snowfall occurred at both ends of the Atal Tunnel, attracting tourists. However, due to heavy snowfall, authorities halted tourist movement towards the tunnel in the afternoon.
• 23-24 December 2024: Between December 23 and 24, 2024, Manali, including Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, and the Atal Tunnel, experienced one of the heaviest snowfalls of the season. The fresh snow delighted tourists, transforming the region into a stunning winter landscape. However, the snowfall led to significant traffic disruptions, particularly near the Atal Tunnel, where over 1,000 vehicles were stranded. Local authorities quickly launched rescue operations to ensure safety. While the snow added beauty to the area, it also highlighted the importance of caution and preparedness when traveling in such extreme weather conditions.
• 9 December 2024: Manali experienced more snowfall today. While the town saw light snowflakes, nearby spots like Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel, Gulaba, and Rohtang Pass received heavy snowfall. The road beyond Solang Valley has become very slippery, and police have advised tourists not to travel beyond this point. Around 100 tourist vehicles got stuck in the snow on the slippery slope near the south portal of the Atal Tunnel (Dhundi), located 13 km from Solang Valley. Police teams were sent to rescue the stranded vehicles and ensure everyone’s safety.
• 8 December 2024: Snowfall is happening today in Manali, Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, Atal Tunnel, Hamta, Sethan, Kothi, Gulaba, Lahaul Valley, and nearby areas. More snowfall is expected in the next 48 hours.If you’re driving, be cautious on snow-covered roads. Check your tyre pressure, drive slowly, and maintain a steady speed to avoid slipping, as it can be risky. Stay updated with the latest traffic advisories to ensure safe travel.
• 23 November 2024:Rohtang Pass, Marhi, Atal Tunnel, and other high-altitude areas in Manali received their first snowfall of the season. Many tourists were excited to see fresh snow at these popular spots. Rohtang Pass got light snow today (Saturday), which caused the temperature to drop. Manali had been waiting for snowfall for a while, hoping it would bring relief from the dry weather and attract more tourists. While Manali town got just a little rain, the snow at Rohtang is expected to last only a few days.
• 5th November 2024: The winter season has begun, and the night temperature at Rohtang Top is below freezing. However, the weather is dry, and there has been no snowfall yet. As a result, tourists won’t find snow at or near Rohtang Pass, Atal Tunnel, or Lahaul Valley. On the bright side, water sources near Rohtang Pass have started freezing, causing a layer of ice to form in the morning and evening.
• 02 September 2024: The mountains near Rohtang Pass are getting fresh snowfall today. The temperature is staying low, giving people a break from the heat.
• 27 August 2024: The mountains around Manali, including Rohtang Pass and Atal Tunnel, have seen fresh snowfall, possibly the first of the season. The temperature in Manali has dropped quickly, with daytime temperatures around 25°C and nighttime temperatures close to 14°C.
• 30 May 2024: Rohtang Pass, Marhi, Gramphu, Koksar, and Kunzum Pass received fresh snowfall. Rohtang Pass and the nearby areas already had plenty of snow, adding to the excitement for tourists. However, nearly 500 vehicles got stuck when they started skidding on the snow-covered roads. This happened because the travelers didn’t follow disaster management guidelines. Fortunately, the Manali police quickly helped and safely evacuated everyone.
• 17 May 2024: Marhi is now open for tourists, and visitors can enjoy the snow there. There’s plenty of snow at Beas Nullah, located 17 km before Rohtang Pass. Rohtang Pass is expected to open for tourists by the end of this month or early June. Apart from Marhi, tourists can also see snow at Koksar in the Lahaul Valley, about 7 km from the Atal Tunnel.
• 05 May 2024: Rohtang Pass is still closed for vehicles, but tourists can enjoy snow near the Atal Tunnel and in the Lahaul Valley. The main snow point near Manali is Koksar, around 40 km away.