Tirthan Valley in 2, 3 or 5 days: which trip should you pick?

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

1. Day 1Jibhi to Jalori Pass and Raghupur Fort — Up to Jalori Pass, Trek to Raghupur Fort, Back to Shoja
2. Day 2Serolsar Lake, back to Jibhi — Serolsar Lake trail, Back in Jibhi

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).

3 days: Tirthan Valley in 3 Days — Trout Streams, GHNP & Chhoie Waterfall

1. Day 1Arrival & riverside evening — Pickup and check-in, Riverside walk, Bonfire dinner
2. Day 2GHNP buffer walk & Chhoie waterfall — GHNP nature walk, Chhoie waterfall, Trout farm visit
3. Day 3Free morning & departure — Free time by the river, Drop

Highlights: A riverside stay on the Tirthan, with trout on the menu · A guided walk into the Great Himalayan National Park buffer zone · The short forest walk to Chhoie waterfall.

4 days: Tirthan, Jibhi & Kasol in 4 Days — Riverside Stays, Jalori Pass & Parvati Valley

1. Day 1Tirthan Valley — Pickup at Aut, By the river
2. Day 2Jalori Pass and Jibhi — Jalori Pass, Jibhi
3. Day 3To Kasol — Down the valleys, Manikaran and Kasol
4. Day 4Chalal and drop — Chalal walk, Drop

Highlights: Riverside nights in the Tirthan valley · Jalori Pass and Serolsar lake · Jibhi's wooden cottages and waterfall.

When to go

March to June for green valleys, September to November for clear skies; the narrow approach road is best avoided in heavy monsoon (July–August) for landslide risk.

Getting there

Bhuntar (Kullu) airport is the nearest, about 65 km via the Aut tunnel; Joginder Nagar is the nearest railhead. Most travellers drive in from Delhi or Chandigarh (10–12 hrs). Our trips start and end at Aut tunnel, or Bhuntar Airport with a pickup charge.