Places Of Visit:

Places to visit around Tirthan Valley:-

1. Jibhi Water Fall
Jibhi Waterfall is one of the best attractions in Tirthan. The path which leads you to the waterfall is well maintained and is situated deep inside a forest. While walking to the waterfall, you will come across numerous wooden bridges in the path, which make the place picturesque

2. Kulhi Katandi (Water body) - At a walk of 1.5 km
Kulhi Katandi or Veer Ki Aar. It is located within a dense forest of pine and deodar trees. It is a stream flowing through two huge rocks, which looks like a picture from Thailand, hence, the name. This treasure of nature must be viewed at least once in your life. Places like these make your vacations memorable. You can discover the beautiful scenery Jibhi has to offer and forget about all the frustrations and stresses of your city life.

3. Jalori Pass
Jalori Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass near Jibhi. Jalori Pass' height is around 3200 m and this allows you to experience high-altitude scenery and ecosystems. Because of its remote location and high-altitude atmosphere, a visit to the pass promises adventure.

4. 360 Degree view point - At walk of 30 minutes from Jalori Pass
A spectacular view point just above the Pass, it will take just a 30 minutes short uphill hike to reach.

5. Sareolsar Lake - 5 km hike from Jalori Pass
To visit this beautiful lake, you can drive down to Jalori Pass. You have to trek to explore Serolsar Lake which is 5 km from the pass. A wonderful trek surrounded by oak trees and fresh air is a great start to your journey.

6. Raghupur Fort - 3 km hike from Jalori Pass
There are a lot of speculations that Mandi rulers made this fort to protect themselves and their kingdom from invaders. However, its true purpose and use have been lost, just like most of this structure. Only a few pillars are left as evidence of this fort's existence.

This ruined fort has a meadow too where tourists can camp during the summers. The journey to the fort is a rocky one at best. It is a 3 km trek which might be difficult as the path is covered with Himalayan greenery. There is a small lake within the premises of the fort.

7. Balu Nag Temple
A 1Hr. drive from Tirthan will take you to Bahu village. From Bahu village you've to hike at least 1 hours to reach the temple. The path is beautiful with trees on both sides.
Just like most other temples in Himachal, this temple is also of unspecified vintage, displaying Kath-Khuni architecture.

8. Shringa Rishi Temple
The Shringa Rishi Temple (or Shringi Rishi Temple) is an important religious center for the locals. The temple of Shringi Rishi is considered very sacred by locals and they believe that this deity is one which protects them. Shringi Rishi is one among the eighteen chief deities of kullu valley.

9. Chehni Kothi
Chehni Kothi is an old traditional Kathi kuni architecture style fortified tower with a temple inside, located in Chehni village, Banjar, Himachal Pradesh, India. The 350-year-old 12-storey-high structure is made in the "Kath Kuni" method, using only stones and wood without cement or nails.

10. GHNP Nature learning center Tirthan Valley
Great Himalayan National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tirthan Valley.

11. Choi Waterfall
Scared place and the name comes from the local Deity of the Nagini Village called Chhoi. Locals and devotees come to the waterfall and pray to a particular tree in front of it to seek blessings. It is situated in Tirthan Valley and is a 3 km walk from the village which approximately takes an hour to reach.

For more information about all this, you can contact me directly after booking. We will be happy to plan your day.