- Best time
- Mar–Jun, Sep–Dec
- How long
- 3–4 days
- Stay a night
- ₹1,000–6,000
- Food a day
- ₹350–1,400
- Nearest railhead
- 230 km away
- Nearest airport
- 60 km away
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Plan this tripAbout Jibhi & Tirthan Valley
Two quiet valleys in Banjar — wooden villages, a trout river, the Great Himalayan National Park and the forest lakes beyond Jalori Pass.
Things to do in Jibhi & Tirthan Valley
Jibhi Waterfall
Jibhi Waterfall is a serene waterfall located in Jibhi and Tirthan Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Visitors can enjoy a pleasant and short walk through the forest to reach the cascading stream.
Jalori Pass
A high mountain pass situated in Himachal Pradesh offering sweeping views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges. It serves as a popular starting point for scenic treks and high-altitude exploration in the region.
Tip: Wear warm layers as the high altitude can make it quite windy and cold
Serolsar Lake
Serolsar Lake is a sacred water body reached via a 5 km forest walk from Jalori in Himachal Pradesh. Surrounded by thick pine and oak trees, the serene location offers a quiet retreat for nature lovers and trekkers exploring the Jibhi and Tirthan Valley region.
Tip: Wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip for the uneven forest trail
Raghupur Fort
Raghupur Fort is a scenic meadow featuring historic ruins set high in the hills. Visitors can explore the old stone walls while enjoying a complete panoramic view of the surrounding valleys and peaks.
Tip: Wear sturdy walking shoes since the path can be uneven and steep
Chehni Kothi
Chehni Kothi is a 1,500-year-old wooden tower-temple situated above Jibhi in Himachal Pradesh. It stands as a remarkable example of traditional hill architecture built using stones and wood without mortar.
Tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes for the uphill trek through the village trails
Great Himalayan National Park
A UNESCO-listed park offering scenic day walks starting from the Gushaini gate. It is a great place to explore rich Himalayan flora and fauna.
Tirthan Riverside
Tirthan Riverside is a peaceful spot in Jibhi and Tirthan Valley where you can spend a slow afternoon by the river and visit the local trout farms.
Tip: Wear comfortable shoes for walking near the riverbank and farm areas.
Where to stay in Jibhi & Tirthan Valley
Jibhi
Treehouses and wooden cottages by the stream.
Gushaini (Tirthan)
Riverside homestays at the GHNP gate.
Banjar homestays
Cheaper village stays between the two valleys.
What to eat
Tirthan trout
Fresh from the river — the valley’s speciality.
Siddu
Steamed stuffed bread at homestays.
Jibhi cafes
Small stream-side cafes with Maggi and pancakes.
Good to know
- Roads are single-lane — avoid driving after dark.
- Jalori Pass usually shuts with snow from December to March.
- Multi-day GHNP treks need a permit from the Sai Ropa office.
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