Overview

Looking for seclusion from the crowded city chaos in the hills? Well, arrive at the enchanting hamlet in the Banjar valley of Himachal Pradesh, Jibhi Valley. The refreshing getaway with serene snow surrounding, pristine lakes and lush green meadows with pines and cedars makes Jibhi valley a offbeat destination of Himachal Pradesh. The ancient village on the banks of river Tirthan has lately become a quaint tourist spot among travelers. The Victorian-style local home stay lets you feel the Victorian era.

En route your trips through Jalori pass, where you can hear birds chirping and be amidst nature. The pass is closed during peak winters due to heavy snowfall. The end of the trek will lead you to one of the most scenic lakes, Seryolsar Lake. Move forward to the Jibhi waterfall, which is hidden in the dense forest having a musical flow of water. It still needs to be commercialized, thus keeping its natural aura. Visit the unexplored spot called Mini Thailand in Kulhi Katandi, offering a panoramic view of the mountain ranges. Offer holy prayers at Shringa Rishi temple and Sheshnag temple at Bagi village. The weather all around the year is pleasant. The quiet and peaceful place is the nearest valley to Delhi, and hence many people travel on weekends from Delhi to escape the city crowd.

Weather

Summer (March to June): 22  ͦC to 30   ͦC

Winters (November to February):-2  ͦC to 10   ͦC

Monsoon (July to September): 15  ͦC to 20   ͦC

How To Reach

By Air: The nearest airport is around 10 km away, in Bhuntar, from Manali town. The booked cab will come there to pick you from the airport. Or Else, you can even board a cab from Delhi or Chandigarh Airport.

By Train: Around 100 km away from Manali town, the nearest railway station lies in Jogindernagar. If you wish, hired can pick from Delhi, Chandigarh, Ambala or Kalka railway stations even.

Best Time To Visit

You can visit the hill station at any time of the year.