Jibhi Tirthan Valley Tour

Jibhi Tirthan Valley | Unexplored Himachal Valley

Tucked away from the famous touristy, commercialized destinations, these small valleys have preserved their original state and are still basking in their natural beauty. The Tirthan Valley, named after the Tirthan River, is surrounded by thick forests. Then there is Jibhi Jalori Pass, at an altitude of 10,800 meters above sea level. The pass is a beautiful challenge that will test your trekking skills. 

While Himachal Pradesh and the Indian Himalayan range are some of the most famous vacation destinations, especially during summers, no one wants to go to the same cliché locations. Strolling on the same old mall road, stuffed with people, or waiting hours in line just to get a 10-minute experience at the adventure sport you have been looking forward to. This is not a disgrace to the famous locations, because despite the crowded spots or long lines, their charm is undeniable.

But you can only go to the same places or do the same things so many times. Especially if you are an avid traveler, searching for offbeat places must be high on your to-do list. If that is the case with you, this Jibhi Tirthan Valley trip is your thing. This is one of the most calming offbeat places, situated in a naturally preserved, secluded core of the Himalayan range.

How to reach Jibhi?

• By Bus – Opt a bus for Manali, and deboard at Aut Tunnel. Jibhi is 35 km away from Aut Tunnel, from here you can take a shared cab, local bus or Private Taxi to Jibhi.
• By Train – The nearest railway station is Chandigarh or Ambala, from here you can opt for Manali or Kullu route buses that passes through Aut tunnel.
• By Flight- The nearest airport near jibhi is Bhuntar Airport, Jibhi is approx 60 km away, from here you can take a shared cab, local bus or Private Taxi to Jibhi.

Things to Carry

• Water bottle
• Backpack
• Socks
• Caps
• Medical kit
• ID Proof
• Sunscreen
• Ready to eat food
• Power bank
• Extra batteries
• Personal medications (if any)
• Essential toiletries
• Trekking pole
• Dry Fruits and Chocolates
• Hiking Shoes
• Water Purification Tablets
• UV Protected Sunglasses (Advisable)
• Quick Drying Towel
• Lightweight trekking pants
• Thermal inners
• Fleece jackets
• Warm clothes
• Extra pair of socks
• Charger
• Hand gloves
• Lip balm
• Moisturizer
• Trekking Shoes