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The trip to Tirthan Valley and Jibhi Road is the ultimate quintessential retreat for travel wanderers, nestled in the Banjar Valley in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India.
Jibhi is situated at an elevation of around 5,413 feet (1,650 meters), making it one of the best tourist places for anyone seeking gratification in nature’s lap.
Many have yet to explore this hidden gem of Himachal Pradesh. Jibhi in the Tirthan Valley, renowned for its thick woodlands, historic temples, and verdant, picturesque valleys, offers various places to visit.
The best time to visit Jibhi, Tirthan Valley, is from early March to the end of June and mid-September to mid-November.
The entire Jibhi seems to be wrapped in cedar and deodar trees offering stunning views to the viewers. Green forests, terraced fields, and swift rivers surround Jibhi.
The town is situated by the Jibhi River, offering a beautiful and peaceful setting. Small cottages and wooden houses with slanting roofs and slate tiles safeguard it from snow and rain. Terraced fields, rural realm and tranquillity fit perfectly with the natural scenery.
Serolsar Lake is located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is encircled by the Pir Panjal mountain range of the Himalayas and is situated at an altitude of 10,170 feet (3,100 meters) above sea level.
The lake is serene, offering a wide range of alpine flora comprising deodar, juniper, Himalayan maple, Oak and pine. The lake is a hidden gem, which makes it pure and unspoiled. It’s a perfect place for nature lovers and people looking for a quiet escape from busy tourist spots.
Jalori Pass is a majestic mountain pass that lies in the Seraj Valley in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It’s about 3,120 meters high.
It is famous for its stunning views, green meadows, and thick forests, which attract many nature lovers and adventurers, making it popular among tourists.
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The travellers get to stay in a hotel on a sharing basis as accommodation in the Tirthan Valley and Jibhi Road Trip.
The duration of the Tirthan Valley and Jibhi Road Trip is 2 nights and 3 days long. This short trip allows you to experience the best of everything.
From December to mid-February, tourists can witness the snow around them during this amazing and adventurous road trip. The weather sometimes gets unpredictable and unclear, so it is always a better idea to get updated on the weather forecast to meet your preferences of snow, rainfall or pleasant weather. Although it is advisable to avoid driving during snowfall and rainfall.
Jibhi is around 464 kilometres from Delhi, which requires 11–12 hours to cover the distance by road via NH44.
Jibhi Tirthan Valley is located in Himachal’s Kullu district of Banjar Valley. Jibhi is nearly 62 kilometres from Kullu and can be reached in roughly 2–3 hours. Tirthan Valley and Jibhi Valley are 25 kilometres apart from each other and can be reached in about 1-2 hours.
No, Jibhi and Tirthan Valley are not the same, but are closely located at a distance of 25 kilometres.
The Jibhi-Tirthan Valley road trip is safe as long as you’re well prepared for a few narrow routes as you approach the valley. Rainfall and snow can make the routes slippery and hard to drive on. The driving skills of the person also play an important role in making your road trip an enjoyable experience.
Between early March and June, and mid-September to mid-November is the best time to visit the Jibhi Tirthan Valley. The routes are quite accessible for a road trip, and the weather is quite pleasant, neither too cold nor too hot.
Jibhi is quite popular for being often referred to as the mini-Thailand of India. The majestic Jibhi waterfall, the Tirthan River flowing through Jibhi, the small wooden, slate-roofed houses, the Himachali culture and old Himachali architecture, and trekking, which includes a great Himalayan National Park, a world heritage site recognised by UNESCO, are a few of the major highlights that make Jibhi famous. Tirthan Valley is 25 kilometres away from Jibhi.
Jibhi’s scenic charm, fresh air, and enchanting landscapes resemble Thailand’s breathtaking scenery, often resulting in it being called India’s mini-Thailand.
By Car: You can reach Jibhi from Delhi via car/bus, train or flight. Cover a distance of 464-470 kilometres to reach Jibhi from Delhi by car in around 8-10 hours. Take NH44 (earlier NH1) from Delhi to Ambala.
By train: Catch a train from Delhi to a nearby station like Shimla, Chandigarh, or Kalka.
Jio and Airtel networks work the best in Jibhi despite being located at an offbeat location.
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