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3D/7N Jibhi Itinerary: Where to Go and Plan a Day Accordingly

Day 0: from Delhi to Aut If nature had a playlist, Jibhi would be its most soothing song. Add the spice of Jalori Pass and the calm of Tirthan Valley. And here’s your perfect 3-day Jibhi itinerary with a proper plan! Let’s pack our bags, lace up those shoes, and hit the road. Your trip begins from Delhi in the evening. Catch an overnight Volvo or HRTC bus to AUT (near Banjar)—trust us, AUT is not just a point on the map, it’s the gateway to paradise. Travel Tip: You can book your bus from ISBT Kashmere Gate or online via HRTC/Redbus. Departure around 6–8 PM works best for a smooth night ride. Distance: Delhi to Aut – approx. 500 km, takes 11–12 hours. Bring a neck pillow, download your favorite playlist, and let the mountains come to you as you sleep. Day 1: Jibhi Waterfall, Beas River & Mini Thailand You’ll reach AUT early in the morning (around 6–7 AM). From here, grab a local bus or a shared taxi to Jibhi—a scenic journey of about 1.5 hours through pine-scented hills and postcard views. First Stop: Check in near the Jibhi Waterfall area. There are some lovely riverside homestays and wooden cottages that look like they popped out of a fairy tale.           Let’s Explore Jibhi After freshening up and devouring a Himachali-style breakfast (hello, siddu!), It’s time to hit the trail—on foot! Jibhi Waterfall—Just a short walk away, this natural beauty is the perfect place to get your feet wet (literally) and fill your feed with serene shots. Kulhi Katandi at Beas River – Walk along the gentle river trail surrounded by boulders and trees that whisper stories. Chill by the stream, dip your toes in the icy water, or just sit and zone out. Mini Thailand Viewpoint – A hidden gem that’s straight out of Southeast Asia. Lush greenery, flowing water, and bamboo-like vibes—it’s the ultimate “Did I teleport?” moment. Evening Vibes: Head back to your stay for a bonfire night. Some cafes even host live music on weekends. Day 2: Jalori Pass – Serolsar Lake – Raghupur Fort Rise and shine early—this day is pure adventure! Rent a scooty (budget-friendly) or hire a taxi (for a comfier ride). Scooty rent is approx. ₹800–₹1000/day, and taxis may cost ₹2500–₹3000 for a day tour. First Stop: Jalori Pass Located at about 10,000 feet, Jalori Pass is your window to high-altitude wonders. The air is crisp, the view is vast, and the real fun is just beginning. Serolsar Lake Trek – 5 km A moderately easy trek through dense forests with rhododendrons, deodars, and birds chirping in surround sound. It takes 1.5 to 2 hours one-way, and once you reach the lake, you’ll be spellbound. It’s peaceful, sacred, and glistening like a mountain secret. Raghupur Fort Trek (and That YJHD Shot!) Back at Jalori Pass, it’s time for a short but steep trek to the Raghupur Fort ruins. The views? Absolutely 360 degrees of WOW. This spot also featured in Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani—so don’t be shy to recreate Bunny & Naina moments! If you’re lucky, you’ll see rolling clouds below your feet. Return back to Jibhi in the evening. Tired legs, but a happy soul. Overnight Stay: Jibhi (Recharge for tomorrow!) Day 3: Tirthan Valley & Chhoie Waterfall Trek Wake up early (around 7–8 AM) and check out. It’s time to explore the hidden gem – Tirthan Valley, just 45 minutes from Jibhi. Take a local cab or shared ride to Gushaini, the heart of Tirthan. Grab a quick breakfast and head straight for the Chhoie Waterfall Trek. Chhoie Waterfall Trek – 3 km of Magic The trail is a mix of forest paths, local homes, and birdsong. As you trek uphill, the excitement builds with every step. And then—BOOM—the waterfall appears, crashing down in a private concert of nature. Chill here, take a dip if you dare, and soak in the last bit of Himachal before heading back. Total trek time: Around 45 Minutes Don’t litter because it’s a holy place, and leave only footprints behind. Head back to the Gushaini bus point or Banjar bus stand, take a shared ride or taxi to AUT, and from there, catch your return bus to Delhi. Pro Tip: Book your return bus for 6–7 PM from AUT to avoid any rush or delays.Trip Ends—But the Mountains Stay in Your Heart This 3-day Jibhi itinerary for Jalori Pass and Tirthan Valley offers everything: peaceful walks, thrilling treks, picture-perfect views, and a soul reset. You’ll come back with aching legs but a heart full of stories.

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Meghalaya Itinerary 7 days Foods and Stay

Meghalaya Itinerary (7 days) Food and Stay Tips

Meghalaya is a wonderland of luscious hills, glistening rivers, and majestic waterfalls. June is a great time to visit since the monsoon brings life to the location’s environment, enhancing the grandeur of waterfalls like Nohkalikai and Seven Sisters. The weather is cool, the hills are blanketed in mist, and the beauty of nature is at its height. June is the ideal month to visit clean villages like Mawlynnong, live root bridges, and caverns. Meghalaya is a fantastic getaway from the city’s hustle into untouched peace if you enjoy rain, the outdoors, and unusual experiences. Here’s a 7-day Meghalaya itinerary from Delhi, covering major attractions and local experiences, with travel details, ideal for a nature and culture lover: Trip Overview Duration: 7 Days Start Point: Delhi End Point: Delhi Transport: Flight + Private Cab Best Time: October to April Day 1: Delhi to Guwahati – Drive to Shillong (3 hrs) Morning: Flight from Delhi to Guwahati (2.5 hrs) Afternoon: Pick-up from Guwahati Airport, drive to Shillong  Stop at Umiam Lake for boating & photos Evening: Check-in at hotel, relax at Police Bazaar Overnight: Shillong Highlights: Umiam Lake, Local food, Shopping Try: Jadoh (local Khasi rice dish), Momos Day 2: Shillong Sightseeing Morning: Elephant Falls Shillong Peak (Highest point, panoramic view) Afternoon: Don Bosco Museum (Tribal culture) Wards Lake for boating Evening: Café hopping or local market visit Overnight: Shillong Highlights: Culture + Nature + Local Life Day 3: Shillong – Laitlum Canyons – Mawlynnong – Dawki (5–6 hrs drive total) Early Morning: Drive to Laitlum Canyon – great for photos & trek Midday: Visit Mawlynnong – Asia’s cleanest village Explore Sky Walk & Balancing Rock Evening: Reach Dawki , check-in riverside camp/hotel Overnight: Dawki Highlights: Laitlum views, Mawlynnong village, Clean surroundings Day 4: Dawki – Cherrapunji (4 hrs) Morning Boating in Dawki River (transparent waters) Visit India-Bangladesh border at Tamabil Afternoon: Drive to Cherrapunji En route: Bophill Waterfalls , Scenic drive Evening: Reach hotel, explore nearby trails Overnight: Cherrapunji Highlights: River boating, Border crossing view, Waterfalls Day 5: Cherrapunji Sightseeing Full Day: Nohkalikai Falls (India’s highest plunge waterfall) Seven Sisters Falls Mawsmai Caves (limestone caves) Eco Park Local orange honey shopping Evening: Relax at hotel Overnight: Cherrapunji Highlights: Majestic waterfalls, Caving adventure, Natural beauty Day 6: Double Decker Living Root Bridge Trek (Tyrna Village) Early Morning: Drive to Tyrna Village Full Day: Trek (~3500 steps one way) to Double Decker Living Root Bridge Optional: Visit Rainbow Falls (if you’re fit) Evening: Return to Cherrapunji, relax Overnight: Cherrapunji Highlights: Adventure, Unique bridges, Jungle walk Fitness Required: Moderate to high Day 7: Return to Guwahati – Fly back to Delhi Morning: Drive back to Guwahati (~6 hrs) Evening: Take return flight to Delhi Tips Book flights and accommodations in advance  Carry warm clothes and rain gear (weather can be unpredictable) Hire a local driver/guide for a smoother trip  Network issues may occur in remote areas Stay hydrated during treks

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Kedarkantha Trek

Kedarkantha Trek in winter: How to reach and Things to carry, know everything before planning

The Kedarkantha trek in winter is like walking through a snow-filled dream. Uttarakhand’s most popular trek is Kedarkantha trek starts from a small village called Sankri. It takes about 5 to 6 days and is perfect for beginners. During winter. The whole path is covered with snow and frozen lakes. As you climb higher, you’ll see beautiful views of snow-covered mountains like Swargarohini and Bandarpoonch. The summit is around 12,500 feet high, and the feeling of standing there is just magical. Cold nights, cozy tents, warm bonfires, and the starry sky make this trip even more special. The best time to do this trek is from December to April. It’s a great way to enjoy nature, feel peaceful, and have an unforgettable winter adventure. Just wear warm clothes, good shoes, and get ready to explore the beauty of the Himalayas! How to reach Sankri, Uttrakhand Use Bus from Dehradun to Sankri by bus. Most buses depart from the Dehradun train station or bus stand between 5 and 8 am. By taxi It will take approximately eight hours to drive the 200 km from Dehradun to Sankri. From Dehradun, taxicab services are available and frequent. Taxis can cost between Rs900 and Rs1200 per person, depending on the vehicle used. Get cab contacts by calling or messaging us. Time of arriving at Sankri village after 3 p.m. to report trekkers. POC information will be made public before the event. Things to Carry Keep waterproof Shoes for trekking , well-gripping, ankle-supporting touring shoes with you. Don’t bring athletic footwear. Three layers of warm clothing Keep coat coats, padded jackets, and two or three layer jackets with you. Two or three hiking pants Keep lightweight cotton travel pants with you. Films and denim are not appropriate for touring. Three t-shirts (dri-fit/collared) t-shirts with full sleeves that protect the arms and neck from sunburn. Keep a few of Dri-fit t-shirts with you. Top and bottom thermals are carried by thermals. Sunglasses are required. The trip will be covered in a lot of snow, which can cause snow blindness. Carry a cap to protect yourself from the intense sun at high altitudes. Keep water-resistant gloves with you; woolen gloves will become wet if you touch snow. Three to four pairs of socks as well as a pair of wool socks You can bring a pair of wool socks for the evening in addition to two sports socks. LED arsonists and headlights are required. Burnooses/Mac Rain and snowfall are somewhat often at High Mound, thus it’s imperative to have a poncho to keep dry. The trip will proceed according to schedule even if it rains. Water bottle and lunchbox Each participant should bring their own lunchbox and an insulated water bottle. Inclusions Accommodations (three tents)|two tents at an additional expense of Rs 1000 per person Meals (dinner, breakfast, lunch, and snacks) Fees for camping (authorizations for camping and forestland) Trekking gear, such as a high-quality tent and sleeping bag Gaiters (to keep snow off your shoes) Safety equipment (premium first aid kit) Professional trip leaders (qualified camp and trek leaders) Professional Trek Support Staff (cook, assistants, etc.) Individual Health Insurance (via Asego Travel) 5 GST Exclusion Food and transportation to and from the base camp Charges for backpack offloading Any specific costs The price of the emergency travel plan This is the best way to plan a perfect trek of Kedarkantha to explore hassle-free. Follow all the details mentioned in above. In winter, This trek perfectly shines with glowing sun and crystal white snow. You should plan a kedarkantha trek once in a life to experience its beauty of lake and forests. If you are looking for more treks in India, you should click the link or go to treks in India tab to know more about treks. Till then, let me explore more places to inform you ASAP about that hidden gem in India.

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