places to explore in tirthan valley

Have you ever been to Manali in Himachal? It’s a yes, I know, but do you know that there’s a more beautiful and crowd-free place a little further from Manali? Yes, I am talking about Jibhi, the most tremendous and incredible place in the Kullu district. If you are looking for a breathtaking view of Himachal, there are many places to visit in Jalori Pass, Jibhi, and Tirthan Valley. While exploring Jibhi, I came to know how beautiful it is, with cascading waterfalls, green mountains, and rivers near the homestay. The place has a rich culture and a prosperous history. Let’s deep dive into Tirthan Valley’s places to experience the new wholesome. Places to Explore in Jibhi Jibhi is located in the Banjar Valley of Himachal Pradesh. This place offers breathtaking views of mountains and adventurous activities like fishing, hiking, and more. It features a waterfall located near the Beas River, known as the Jibhi Waterfall. The waterfall provides an authentic forest vibe after crossing 3-4 bridges on the way. In the nearby area, Mini Thailand in Jibhi is another spot that excites visitors the most. This peaceful nature site is known for the sound of gurgling rivers and its relaxing ambiance. Two rocks stand in support of each other, resembling the look of Thailand’s beach. After visiting Mini Thailand, you can enjoy a plate of Maggi and a cup of chai at the nearest cafe, The Pahadians Cafe & Stay. Along with this cafe, plenty of other well-designed cafes are waiting for you to enjoy their meals, especially Siddu, a local delicacy. Places to Visit in Jalori Pass? It’s time to explore Jalori Pass, an adventurous trekking destination. Serolsar Lake, Raghupur Fort, and the 360° viewpoint are filled with mountainous beauty. At Jalori Pass, there is a red board named “Jalori Pass”. It looks tremendously fantastic, and the surrounding mountains appear surreal and divine. If you visit between November and March, you may find heavy snowfall. But if you travel between April and September, the place appears greener than any forest. March is the best time to visit Jibhi if you want to experience light rain and some snowfall. To reach Serolsar Lake, you need to trek around 6 km, which may take 4-5 hours. Near the lake, there is a beautiful temple where you can spend time, click photos, and learn about the history of Serolsar Lake from local people. As I said, “There are plenty of places to visit in Jalori Pass“; one place is known from a blockbuster movie. Have you ever watched Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani? If yes, then this place will bring back memories of “Bunny”. The film’s scene exists where Deepika desired to see Bhairon Ka Mandir. Remember that snowy mountain scene? In winter, this place looks exactly like that. Also, you need to trek to reach this place and enjoy 360° View of the Himalayan mountains. Know More about Tirthan Valley After exploring Banjar Valley, it’s time to move forward to Tirthan Valley. This place is near Banjar Valley but offers a different view from the top of the mountain. The mountains are tall and greener than Jibhi. If you want to see a waterfall, start a 45-minute trek to reach the stunning Chhoi Waterfall. Chhoi Waterfall is a holy place dedicated to Chhoi Mata. Locals wish to keep this area sacred and clean, so travelers are requested not to litter. A big waterfall drops from a tall mountain, and the entire area is lush green. Here you can find small food stalls that sell Maggi, Momos, and Siddu. Grab some food, enjoy the view, and return before sundown. After exploring the famous spot in Tirthan Valley, check out the creative cafes with beautiful designs. You can find cafes by the riverside, on hilltops, or along the roadsides, whatever suits you the most. Summing Up Now you have all the details to explore this place hassle-free. After Manali, this is one of the best places to experience the beauty of Himachal. Chhoi Waterfall, Jalori Pass, and Jibhi will never disappoint with their charm. March is the ideal time to visit to enjoy the best weather in Jibhi. So, plan a trip to Jibhi and explore its villages and waterfalls. Get a friendly budget itinerary attached to the link below. If you are willing to know more about unexplored places like this, read my other blogs on this page.