Manali hit by fresh spell of snowfall, tourists face massive traffic jams
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, MANALI/ Created : Dec 24, 2019, 15:06 IST
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Manali was hit by a fresh spell of snowfall that created a lot of problems for tourists. Locals and tourists in Himachal Pradesh were stuck in a long 4 km traffic jam on Monday morning after the region was hit by heavy snow. This … Read more
Manali was hit by a fresh spell of snowfall that created a lot of problems for tourists. Locals and tourists in Himachal Pradesh were stuck in a long 4 km traffic jam on Monday morning after the region was hit by heavy snow. This resulted in a massive traffic jam on the Manali-Solang-Nalla route. Read less
Manali was hit by a fresh spell of snowfall that created a lot of problems for tourists. Locals and tourists in Himachal Pradesh were stuck in a long 4 km traffic jam on Monday morning after the region was hit by heavy snow. This resulted in a massive traffic jam on the Manali-Solang-Nalla route.
Reports also say that the state transport corporation will resume the bus service between Keylong-Kullu. About two weeks back, Manali received the first snowfall of the season. This boosted tourism in the valley. Hills in Himachal such as Gulaba, Solang and Kothi received moderate snow while Kalpa in Kinnaur and Keylong in Lahaul and Spiti also experienced snowfall.
Keeping in mind the extreme cold and foggy conditions, a number of educational institutes have changed school timings for children. All the government and private run schools in Punjab's Education Department have changed the timings with effect from Tuesday.
"The timings of the primary schools would be from 10 AM to 3 PM while those of the Middle/High/Senior Secondary schools would be from 10 AM to 4 PM. Timings of schools having double shifts have not been changed," an official statement read.
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