Overview

The riverside retreat and adrenaline rush tourist spot, Tirthan valley, is at an altitude of 1600mtrs from sea level. Referred as Himalaya’s best-kept secret, Tirthan valley derives its name from the river flowing beside it, Tirthan. The pristine Tirthan River originally flows from the glacier of a snowy mountain, Hanskund, in the Great Himalayan National Park. With so many hidden gems in the valley, pack your bags for a thrill some experience. From trekking, exploring local villages, flora and fauna, and fishing, there’s everything that you can do in Tirthan valley. Parashar Lake is a major tourist spot where you can visit the pagoda-style temple and a gusting river, Parashar flowing by. The temple is dedicated to Rishi Parashar, who used to meditate there.

Tirthan valley people follow age-old traditions and customs. There are ancient temples that are a must-visit while in Tirthan valley. The favorite thing to do while in Tirthan valley is camping under the stars. This has gained quite popularity among travelers having to experience calmness and serenity. Himalayan Ecotourism has recently developed tourism and other activities to follow at Tirthan valley more responsibly. Unknown since many years, the valley has now gained huge popularity and remains among the top tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh.

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.