Tirthan Valley Package from Delhi

Day 1 : Delhi – Tirthan Valley (490 Kms/ 09 – 10 Hrs)

On Arrival Meet & Greet at Delhi airport / station by our Local office representative OR DRIVER & drive to TIRTHAN VALLEY.

The Valley is named after a sacred water spring called “Tirth” which originates at Hanskund Peak (4800m) and flows down, through deeply forested areas. The feeder channel to the Tirthan River is fed by deposits of ice, almost all the year. After covering a distance of 70Kms from the source, it joins Palchan Nallah at Gushaini. The Tirthan River forms the Valley in its origin at Tirth and continues till Larji, where Tirthan and Sainj streams merge with the Beas River. Some of its tributaries rise from aquifers and come out, on the surface, as springs.

Places Covered

Tirthan River

It is the main river that flows across the Tirthan valley. It is wonderful to watch the turbulent river waters splashing on the rocks and flowing in between the wild forests. The waters are home to varieties of fishes. Rainbow trouts and brown trouts are the key ones found in the streams. Fishing fanatics can easily enjoy angling and fishing within the river waters.
 

Day 2 : The Great Himalan National Park ( 50 Km / 2 Hrs Far From Home Stay )

Today morning after breakfast Leaves the Day for “THE GREAT HIMALAYAN NATIONAL PARK TOUR. Overnight Stay at Homestay.

Great Himalayan National Park was constituted in 1984 and was formally notified as a national park in 1999. It is located in Banjaar Sub-Division of Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh, India, in the far Western Himalayas. GHNP is one of the most recent additions to a huge network of wildlife reserves found in the Himalayan region in India and adjoining countries.

After that return back home stay on route to visit some sightseeing like saying Valley , and Chehni Kothi . cab will be dropped to you at starting point of the sightseeing .

Places Covered

Sainj Valley Trek

Now, trekking inside Great Himalayan National Park is a privilege. Let us tell you why. It is one of the most pristine and uniquely rich ecosystems in the world. So much so, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And because of its unique protected status, not only are the rich flora and fauna of the park undisturbed, but so are the communities living inside it. And the Sainj Valley trek takes you right to the heart of this!

Chehni Kothi

Chehni Kothi is a secluded and pristine village up in the hills in Jibhi valley. Located at an altitude of about 2145 meters above sea level, this village is known for its two temple towers. According to the folklore, the temples are more than 1500 years old. Though there is no written record of that. Built around the 17th century by a local King Dhadhu, the temples are also locally known as Dhadhiya Kothi. What makes this village exclusive is the fact that there is no motorable road to reach the village. One has to trek up in the hills to reach the village, albeit a well-defined trail is available for trekking. Lately, the Chehni Kothi village has become one of the main attractions in the region.

Other Activities in TIRTHAN: Trekking, Rappelling and Rock climbing, Trout fishing, River crossing..etc

Day 03 : Tirthan Valley –shoja – ( 21 Km / 1 Hrs ) Jalori Pass ( 4 Km )

Today after breakfast Visit Local Valley Sightseeing at tirthan Valley like Jalori Pass, and Serolsar Lake. Enjoy your breakfast & then proceed for Jalori Pass which is situated at an altitude of 3134 meters & is one of the steepest passes to drive in Himachal separating Kullu valley and Shimla Valley. After reaching the top of Jalori Pass, spend your time viewing Lush coniferous forests, emerald meadows strewn with exotic flora, soaring snowy peaks, and pristine glaciers. Later if you have energy left you can proceed to Seolsar Lake which is around 5 kms Trek from Jalori Pass. In the evening return back to Tirthan valley Home Stay for dinner & night stay.

Places Covered

Chhoie Waterfall

Choose Waterfall or Sai Ropa Waterfall is one of the breathtaking and charming places to visit in Tirthan Valley, especially due to its boundless beauty and serenity. You need to traverse a trekking trail starting from the village of Gai Dhar, to reach the waterfall.

Shoja

Shoja (8500 ft asl – 150 km from Shimla) offers excellent snow peak views and is located just a few km short of Jalori Pass. Shoja has many walks, short treks, overnight camping, and long trekking routes originating in and around the area. Shoja has adventure-centric stays set up specifically to cater to Active holidays segment and therefore one of the popular active holiday destinations in North India visited along with Sangla and/or Thanedar.”

Jalori Pass

Situated at a height of 10,800 feet above sea level, Jalori Pass or Jalori Jot is one of the stunning places to visit in Tirthan Valley. The Pass is still unexplored and is a perfect destination for trekkers and adventure lovers. The place is adorned by huge coniferous trees, wild roses, ferns, and Iris flowers.

Day 4 : Jalori Pass – Jibhi – Serolsar Lake ( 4 Km By Foothills )

Today morning after breakfast lest going to Jibhi. While coming from Shoja just crossing Jibhi you will find this waterfalls inside the forest which cannot be viewed from the road. You will have to walk about 5-10 mins to reach the falls. The place is neatly done with wooden lovely small bridges over the stream which is flowing down from the waterfalls. The area at the waterfalls is also nicely paved with stone and cement. So it appears like a pool where you would feel like swimming. Dinner And overnight stay at Tirthan.

Places Covered

Serolsar Lake

Serolsar Lake is one of the major attractive places to visit in Tirthan Valley. The crystal clear waters of the lake provide a mystical experience to the tourists. It is believed that the waters of the lake are gifted with medicinal properties.

Shangarh

The local turned out to be a homestay owner in Shangarh. Just before the bus stopped short of its destination, he offered us a stay in the homestay if we were interested. There was a bridge being built and the road did not go till Shangarh village. Nevertheless, it was hardly a 5-minute walk away and our hearts were singing to see the wind rush through the tall pines and devdhars. It was almost 3 o’clock when we finally reached Shangarh.

Sharchi Village

The road for most of the route was in good condition and only around 3-4 km before Sharchi the road became a stony road which made progress painfully slow while the landscapes kept getting better.

Day 5 : Tirthan – Delhi ( 490 Km / 09 – 10 Hrs )

Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and proceed to Delhi. Our driver will drop you at Delhi Airport / Station for your onward journey .
 
Tirthan Valley Package ( 04 Nights / 05 days )