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Jalori Pass Snow Trek in 2 Days — Raghupur Fort Meadows & Serolsar Lake

2D · 1NShoja / Jibhi 1NStay · food · travel included Itinerary PDF

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Trailhead transport included
Camps & stays included
All trek meals included
Trek leader included
Permits included
Safety kit included

Day 1 · Up to Jalori Pass. About 15 km by road from Jibhi. After heavy snowfall the road closes above Shoja — then we walk the last stretch, which adds about an hour.

Day-by-day plan

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Stay

Homestay, included — A wooden village homestay in Shoja or Jibhi with heaters and hot water; twin or triple sharing.

Food

•Lunch, dinner, breakfast and lunch

•Tea and snacks on the trail

Trip highlights

  • Snowy meadows at Raghupur Fort with the Great Himalayan range in front of you
  • Jalori Pass (about 3,120 m) between the Kullu and Shimla districts
  • Serolsar Lake and the Budhi Nagin temple in an oak forest (when the trail is open)
  • A cosy homestay night in Shoja or Jibhi
  • Best season for snow: mid-December to February
  • Grade: Easy–moderate · About 12–15 km on foot over 2 days
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Included

  • Local transport Jibhi → Jalori Pass → Shoja → Jibhi
  • 1 night in a homestay or guesthouse in Shoja or Jibhi (twin or triple sharing)
  • Meals from lunch on day 1 to lunch on day 2
  • Trek leader and a local guide
  • Microspikes and gaiters in snow

Not included

  • ✕Travel to Jibhi and back
  • ✕Personal trekking gear (can be hired)
  • ✕Travel insurance
  • ✕Anything personal
  • ✕Costs from snowfall or road closures that change the plan

Things to carry

  • Trekking shoes with ankle support and a deep grip, broken in before the trip
  • 40–60 L backpack with a rain cover
  • Three warm layers (fleece + padded/down jacket) — winter nights drop well below 0 °C
  • Waterproof jacket and quick-dry trek pants (no jeans)
  • Thermal inner wear, woollen cap, fleece + waterproof gloves, 3 pairs of socks (2 woollen)
  • UV sunglasses, SPF 50 sunscreen and lip balm — snow glare is strong
  • Two 1 L water bottles (no single-use plastic on the trail)
  • Headlamp with spare batteries
  • Personal medicines
  • Government photo ID — original and one photocopy
Preparing for this trek? Read the Jalori Pass Snow Trek guide — difficulty, fitness plan, packing list and best time

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