Toyota Hilux Shinkula Drive
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Toyota Hilux lords over the mountains as the Shinkula Drive travels from Manali to Jispa

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  • Day 3 Highlights from the Shinkula Drive

The adventure continues on the Hilux Shinkula Drive. The third day was even more exciting than the first two days as it was full of adventure and thrill. The drive started from Manali with mountains covered in greenery and reached Jispa, which is at an altitude of 10,500 feet, at the end of the day after travelling a gruelling 180 kms.

Toyota Hilux at the Shinkula Drive

The major highlights of the expedition are the climb of the 16300 feet high Shinkula Pass and drive on the Chandra Bhaga river to Rangan while enjoying the power and performance of the Hilux while traversing small glacier streams. Participants of the drive were thrilled and exclaimed that their Toyota Hilux is more than capable to tame new challenges at every turn of the hills with ease and delivers amazing and real off-roading experience.

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