The Talang Pass existing between Kangra and Chamba districts of Himachal Pradesh

 The Talang pass lies between Kangra and Chamba districts of Himachal Pradesh at an altitude of about 4640 metres above mean sea level . The Talang pass is one of the highest and difficult passes in Dhauladhar range .

                           Talang pass View

The Talang pass rises with immediate abrupt slopes from Kangra valley making it difficult to climb due to this difficult nature of this pass it is rarely used by shepherds and trekking troups . This pass has a long walk on snow bed  .

                           Talang pass View

There are two lakes near this pass named  Dali lake it is a small lake and the second one is Arjun ka Talab which forms the source of Bander Khad

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                       Manimahesh Kailash view

The name of the pass is kept on the name of local god Talang whose abode is supposed to be at Top this pass . In the North West of this pass highest peak Gauri junda height 4946 metres exists and this pass serves as a base camp for trekkers . The Trek to this Pass starts from Chamunda near Dharamsha and end at Holi in district Chamba. From the pass panoramic views of Manimahesh and Dhauladhar mountains can be enjoyed .

                          The Talang pass View