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Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel

A pioneering engineering marvel beneath the Pir Panjal range.

Carved at an elevation exceeding 10,000 feet beneath the Rohtang Pass, the 9.02-kilometer Atal Tunnel stands as one of the longest highway tunnels on the planet. Seamlessly linking the lush Kullu Valley with the arid alpine expanses of Lahaul, this state-of-the-art passageway bypasses treacherous winter snows and unlocks year-round adventure across the trans-Himalayan corridor.

Gallery

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 1

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 2

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 3

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 4

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 5

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 6

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 7

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 8

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 9

Straight metallic shapes with a blue gradient

Atal Tunnel Gallery Image 10

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