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Triund is a popular trekking destination located in the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh. It is an easy trek that can be completed in 1 night and 2 days, making it a perfect weekend getaway for adventure enthusiasts. The trek starts from McLeod Ganj, a popular tourist destination and home to the Dalai Lama. The trail is well-marked and passes through lush green forests of oak, rhododendron, and deodar trees, with stunning views of the Kangra valley. The first half of the trek is relatively easy, with gradual inclines and a few steep stretches. The second half, however, is a bit challenging, with steeper inclines and rocky terrain. It takes about 4-5 hours to reach Triund from McLeodGanj, depending on your fitness level. Once you reach Triund, you are greeted with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, including the snow-capped Dhauladhar range. The campsite at Triund is a popular spot for overnight stays, and there are several tents and guesthouses available for rent. You can also set up your own tent and camp under the stars. In the evening, the campsite comes alive with bonfires and music, making for a perfect camping experience. The next morning, you can wake up early to catch the sunrise over the mountains before starting your descent back to McLeod Ganj. The Triund trek is a perfect weekend getaway for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, offering stunning views, a relatively easy trek, and an unforgettable camping experience.   Quick Facts:  Region: Mcleodganj, Himachal Pradesh Start/End Point of Trek: Dharamkot Duration: 1N/2D Trek Distance: 9 Km Trek Height: 9350 Ft Trek Temperature: Day (20°C to 25°C) and Night (5°C to 10°C) Best Time to Trek Triund: March-June & August-December   Best Time to Visit? The best time to visit Triund trek is from March to June and August to December. During these months, the weather is pleasant, and the skies are clear, making it an ideal time for trekking and enjoying the breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar range. It's recommended to avoid the monsoon season from July to August as the trail can become slippery and dangerous due to heavy rainfall.   How Difficult is the Triund Trek? The Triund trek is considered to be an easy trek. The total distance of the trek is around 9 kilometres (5.6 miles), and it takes around 4-6 hours to complete the trek depending on your fitness level and the weather conditions. The trail is well-marked and passes through lush green forests of oak, rhododendron, and deodar trees, with stunning views of the Kangra valley. However, the last stretch of the trek can be a bit steep and strenuous. With a basic level of fitness, the trek can be completed easily.   Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How is the Weather during the Triund Trek? Triund trek's weather varies depending on the time of the year and the day. During summer (April-June), temperatures range from 20°C to 25°C (68°F to 77°F) during the day, dropping to 5°C to 10°C (41°F to 50°F) at night. Monsoon season (July-Sept) sees heavy rainfall, making the trail slippery and dangerous. The best time to visit is from March to June and September to November when the weather is pleasant, and the skies are clear.   How to Reach Triund Basecamp - Dharamkot? By Air:  The nearest airport is Gaggal Airport in Dharamshala, which is around 18 kilometres (11 miles) away.  By Train: The nearest railway station is Pathankot Railway Station, which is around 90 kilometres (56 miles) away. From Dharamshala or McLeodGanj, you can take a taxi or local bus to reach Dharamkot.  By Bus: You can also take a direct bus from Delhi or Chandigarh to Dharamshala or McLeodGanj, and then hire a taxi or take a local bus to reach Dharamkot.   read more read less

Kheerganga Trek is a popular trekking destination in Himachal Pradesh, India. This trek takes you through the beautiful Parvati Valley, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas. The trek offers stunning views of the snow-capped mountains, lush green forests, and scenic waterfalls. The trek starts from Barshaini, a small town in the Parvati Valley, and takes you to the Kheerganga hot springs, which is a natural pool of hot water surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The trek is of beginner level and takes around 2 days to complete. The trek route passes through several small villages, apple orchards, and dense forests. The trail is well-marked and is suitable for beginners as well as experienced trekkers. You will also come across several streams and waterfalls on the way, which add to the beauty of the trek. The Kheerganga hot springs are the highlight of the trek. The hot water is believed to have healing properties and is a popular spot for relaxation and rejuvenation. The trek also offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Overall, the Kasol Kheerganga Trek is a must-do trek for anyone who loves adventure and nature. The trek offers a unique experience of trekking in the Himalayas and soaking in the natural hot springs, making it a popular destination among trekkers and backpackers alike.   Quick Facts:  Region:Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh Start/ End Point of the Trek: Kasol Duration: 2D/1N Kheerganga Trek Distance: 12 km Kheerganga Trek Height: 9700 ft Kheerganga Trek Difficulty Level: Easy  Kheerganga Trek Temperature:  Day (8°C to 15°C) and Night (0°C to 3°C) Best Time to do Kheerganga Trek: Throughout the year    What is the Best Time to Visit? Anytime over the year, one may explore this location. But March to June and again from August through November is when this affluent location is at its most stunning. Do steer clear of the monsoon season if you plan to go hiking and camping at Kheerganga. The area would not be suited for trekking or engaging in other exciting activities because of the severe rainfall.   What’s the Difficulty Level of the Trek? Kheerganga is the best option for you if you are a beginner and are seeking a location for your first trekking trip. You don't need much preparation or a high level of physical fitness for this trek. It’s rather a simple trail, full of natural beauty.    Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How is the Weather During the Trek? In the winter, Kheerganga Trek temperature fluctuates from 3 to 15 degrees Celsius, while in the summer, it ranges from 15 to 30 degrees Celsius. Apart from this, in monsoons, the temperature changes from 10 to 16 degrees celsius.   How to Reach Kasol Basecamp? By Road: The main route to Kasol is the NH-3. Either self-driving or cab service are options. There are numerous companies that offer taxi services and rental cars in Kasol. For those travelling great distances, Delhi and Chandigarh serve as the base. In addition, buses from Delhi travel daily to Kasol. By Train: There isn't a separate train station in Kasol. Joginder Nagar is the nearest railway station which is about 144 miles from Kasol. Chandigarh railway station is 296 km. You can hire a cab or take local buses from these locations to reach Kasol.  By Air: The Kullu Manali Airport, also known as Bhuntar Airport and located in the Kullu district, is the closest airport to Kasol. The airport has daily flights to Delhi. You can arrange for a taxi or cab to take you from the airport in Bhuntar, which is only 31 kilometres away and will take you there in about an hour, to Kasol.   read more read less

The Kedarkantha trek (often confused with the popular Kedarnath trek), is one of the most beautiful and perfect treks for beginners with difficulty levels ranging from easy to moderate. It’s a trekker’s paradise as the trail offers as many astonishing views as one could expect! This landscape has every reason to be one of the most popular treks among seasoned trekkers and beginners as well. The summit is the origin of the magnetism of this trek.  From the very first day, the trail would take your breath away as it slowly unfolds the unexplored world around you. The climb to the summit is challenging but worth it as a rewarding feeling follows you till the end of the trek.  There’s a sense of win once you reach the summit and it actually makes you feel like you’re on top of the world! Trekking isn’t only a fun and enthusiastic activity but also evokes the spirit of not giving up and crossing the hurdles to reach the worthy view. The feeling of keeping going makes the climb even more exciting and all the adrenaline junkies would agree!  The beautiful dense forests are another reason for this trek’s popularity and hype among travelers all over the world.  Before you begin your journey, let’s dive into some quick facts about the Kedarkantha trek.   Quick Facts:  Region: Uttarakhand Start/ End Point of the Trek: Sankri village Duration: 5D/4N Kedarkantha Trek Distance: 20 km Kedarkantha Trek Height: 12,500 ft Kedarkantha Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate  Kedarkantha Trek Temperature: Day (8°C to 15°C) and Night (-5°C to 3°C) Best Time to do Kedarkantha Trek: November to March   Best Time to Visit Kedarkantha Trek? The beauty of Kedarkantha doesn’t add or subtract according to the months, it’s always differentially adorable! This trek is open for the most part of the year, portraying different natural landscapes every season. However, the best months for the Kedarkantha trek are from November to March.  November marks the pretty autumn welcoming the ever-crisp air, lush green sceneries, and dramatically colorful landscapes! The views of the upper Himalayas appear to be more vivid during this time as the clouds begin to move and disappear. However, moving to the winter month of November, a drop in temperature is experienced and the vibe of winter approaching gets real! Temperature: 10 degrees- 15 degrees during the day,0 degrees to -5 degrees during the night December to February marks the winter season when the trail is covered with a pure-white blanket of snow. If you’re someone who loves the feeling of putting their feet in the deep-thick snow, if the thought of a white-colored blanket and your footmarks over it excites you, then this is the best time for you to take this trek! Temperature: 8 degrees-10 degrees during the day, 0 degrees to - 10 degrees during the night March is spring month which opens doors to yet another fusion, snow-covered landscapes, and rhododendrons & fresh grasslands blooming. You can see the colors flashing right in front of your eyes during this season and the weather gets extremely pleasant during this time of the month. Temperature: 15 degrees-18 degrees during the day, 0 degrees -5 degrees during the night   The Difficulty Level of the Trek? The Kedarkantha trek is considered beginner-friendly, given that the emotional and physical fitness of the trekker is up to the mark. The trek difficulty level ranges from easy to moderate.  Note: The duration of the trek is for 5 consecutive days. The maximum altitude to be reached is 12,500 ft.    Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How to Reach Kedarkantha Basecamp? By Flight: You could easily catch a direct flight to Dehradun if you’re staying in metro cities like Pune, Chandigarh, Bangalore, Delhi, or Mumbai. If the flight rates are expensive from your current location, then flying to Delhi is always an easy and smart decision as it gives you the option to commute further by bus or train. From the airport, public transports like auto-rickshaws are available, and you could also book a pre-paid taxi from the taxi service counter or also spontaneously look for a taxi which would also require you to up your bargaining game! Also, remember to plan according to your itinerary and reach a day before your planned schedule to avoid exertion and last-minute confusion. By Bus:  Buses are another convenient way to commute to Dehradun from ISBT Kashmere Gate. Both, AC and Non-AC buses are available with reasonable prices and comfortable travel while only taking 7-8 hours to complete the commute. By Train: Railways are also a convenient way to ride from Delhi to Dehradun. Dehradun is well-connected to other cities and Dehradun Junction is the nearest railway station. The tickets are quite reasonable and the upgrade in tourism facilities has made the train journeys comfortable.     read more read less

The Hampta Snow Valley Trek is a popular 3-night, 4-day trekking route in the beautiful Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh. This trek is suitable for both novice and experienced trekkers, offering a moderate level of difficulty and a chance to explore the stunning snow-capped peaks, green valleys, and meandering rivers. The trek begins from the picturesque hill station of Manali and takes you through the lush green forests of pine, oak, and maple trees, as you gain altitude towards the Hampta Pass. The trek route also includes the beautiful villages of Sethan and Chika and the stunning Hampta snow valley. Trekkers can also enjoy panoramic views of the towering Himalayan peaks, including Deo Tibba, Indrasan, and Hanuman Tibba. The trek is best enjoyed during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is pleasant and the snow has melted. The trail is well-marked, and the trekkers are accompanied by experienced guides and porters who ensure their safety and comfort during the trek. A perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, Hampta snow valley trek offers a unique experience of exploring the Himalayan beauty and experiencing the local culture. With its breathtaking views, serene landscapes, and moderate level of difficulty, this trek is a must-try for anyone looking for an unforgettable trekking experience.   Quick Facts:  Region: Kasol, Himachal Pradesh Start/End Point of Trek: Manali Duration: 3N/ 4D Trek Distance: 30 Km Trek Height: 14,000 Ft Trek Temperature: Day (8°C to 12°C) & Night (-10°C to -15°C) Best Time to Trek: December to March   Best Time to Visit? The best time to visit the Hampta Snow Valley Trek is during the winter months of December to March when the weather is pleasant, and the snow has melted. During this time, the temperatures are mild, and the trek offers breathtaking views of the scenic beauty of the Himalayas.   How Difficult is the Hampta Snow Valley Trek? The Hampta Snow Valley Trek is considered an easy trek with some challenging sections, making it suitable for beginners and experienced trekkers alike.The trekking trail is rocky and steep in some sections. Proper acclimatisation, physical fitness, and endurance are necessary to complete the trek successfully.    Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How is the Weather during the Hampta Valley Snow Trek? The weather during the Hampta Snow Valley Trek varies according to the season. During the winter months of December to March, the weather is mild with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 12°C during the day and dropping to -10°C to -15°C at night. However, the weather can change quickly and drastically, and trekkers should be prepared for snow, and strong winds, especially at higher altitudes.   How to Reach Hampta Valley Snow Trek Basecamp - Manali? By Air: Manali is well-connected to major cities in India via air, road, and rail. The nearest airport is the Kullu-Manali Airport, which is located about 50 km from Manali. By Train: The closest railway station is Joginder Nagar, which is about 165 km from Manali.  By Bus: One can reach Manali via road by taking a bus or taxi from Delhi, Chandigarh, or other major cities in North India. The road journey can take around 12-14 hours, depending on the traffic and road conditions. read more read less

The Sar Pass Trek is a highly popular trekking route in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India, attracting adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers from all over the world. The trek is moderately difficult, making it accessible to those with a reasonable level of fitness and experience. The trek takes you through dense forests of pine, oak, and deodar trees, pristine meadows dotted with colourful wildflowers, and charming villages where you can interact with the locals and learn about their way of life. The Sar Pass Trek offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayan range, leaving you spellbound as you trek through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the region, with majestic peaks rising all around you. The trek starts in Kasol and passes through Grahan, a quaint village with apple orchards and wooden houses, a beautiful campsite surrounded by dense forests and towering mountains. Next, you'll reach Nagaru, known for its stunning views of snow-capped mountains, and then trek to Biskeri Thatch, a picturesque meadow with rare and exotic flora and fauna. Finally, you'll cross the Sar Pass at 4,220 metres above sea level to end in Barsheni. Sar Pass Trek takes 4 nights and 5 days to cover approximately 48 km. Best time is from April-June & September-November for comfortable trekking conditions and stunning views of the Himalayas. Avoid the monsoon season - July to August due to risk of landslides and flash floods.   Quick Facts:  Region: Kasol, Himachal Pradesh Start/End Point of Trek: Kasol Duration: 5D/4N Sar Pass Trek Distance: 48 Km Sar Pass Trek Height: 13,850 ft Sar Pass Trek Temperature: Day (15°C to 20°C) & Night (5°C to 7°C) Best Time to Trek Sar Pass Trek: April to June   Best Time to Visit? Best time for Sar Pass trek is April to June when the weather is pleasant, skies are clear, and views are breathtaking. Flowers are in bloom and temperatures are mild during May-June. Check the weather forecast before starting due to unpredictable mountain weather.   How Difficult is the Sar Pass Trek? The Sar Pass trek is moderately difficult, covering 60 km over 5 days. The trail includes steep ascents and descents, glacier crossings, and forest walks. The highest point is 13,800 feet at the Sar Pass. Proper acclimatisation and gear, including sturdy shoes, warm clothing, and a sleeping bag, are essential. Experienced guides and porters can make the trek more comfortable.   Renting Equipment for the Trek? Himtrek does provide easy accessibility to almost all types of equipment required for the trek on a rental basis with reasonable prices and extremely good quality. The equipment can be arranged on prior notice.   How is the Weather during the Sar pass Trek? The Sar Pass trek has varying weather depending on the season. The trekking season (April to June) has pleasant weather with clear skies and mild to cool temperatures, though higher elevations can drop below freezing. The monsoon season (July to August) has heavy rainfall making the trail challenging. Check the forecast, pack gear, acclimatise, and stay hydrated.   How to Reach Sar Pass Base Camp? By Air: The closest airport to Kasol is Bhuntar airport, which is 31 km away. From there, you can hire a taxi or take a local bus to reach Kasol. By Train: The nearest railway station to Kasol is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, located about 144 km away. From there, you can take a taxi or bus to reach Kasol. By Bus: To reach Kasol, you can take a bus from major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh. From Bhuntar, which is the nearest town, you can take a local bus or taxi to reach Kasol. read more read less

Bir, commonly referred to as the nation's paragliding capital, is located amid Himachal Pradesh's most tranquil and stunning landscapes at an elevation of 5000 feet. Located in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, Bir is a small town surrounded by dense forests, scenic valleys, and majestic mountains. If your inner adrenaline junkie needs a boost, head to Bir! Bir is the ideal location for both adventurers and peace seekers because it offers all they might want, from gloomy sky and serenely satisfying vistas to captivating sports like mountain biking and trekking. The campsite, Monkey Mud House & Camps in Bir is located in a serene location and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. It provides a lot other activities than just the stay i.e. the guests can participate in various adventure activities like trekking, rock climbing, and paragliding during their camping trip. The vast majority of tourists choose the summer to travel to Bir, especially for paragliding, however, trekkers who relish trekking through snow often arrive throughout the winter. In the winter, you may also see beautiful snowfall because the top region is covered in an icy blanket that is 5 to 6 feet thick. Another exciting and popular leisure activity that most people these days are embracing is camping. Camping in Bir is the most enjoyable from April to June. If you prefer the winters, though, late September to early November works just as wonderfully for camping in Bir. Camping in Bir is also an excellent way to learn about the local culture and traditions. Visitors can interact with the local communities, try local cuisine, and learn about the rich history of the area.    Nearby Attractions:  Paragliding in Bir: Staying with Himtrek comes with access to Paragliding as well. Bir offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, making it a perfect spot for Paragliding, attracting tourists from all over the world.  Toy Train Ride: Board Kangra Queen Toy Train and begin your magnificent ride. The expansive, snow-covered Dhauladhar hills provide panoramic splendour, and throughout most of the journey, the delicious aroma of pine trees fills the senses. Travellers may explore the region's natural beauty and history as the train also travels by verdant tea gardens and the ruins of the Kangra Fort. Shop at Bir road: A streetside market featuring a number of eateries and shops identified as Bir Market. The nicest thing about Bir Market is that it is run by locals who are highly knowledgeable about how to service customers. Because it is one of the most modest markets, you will undoubtedly sense a level of increased satisfaction.  Cycling & Sky Cycling: When in such a beautiful natural environment, going for cycling is something one would love to do. But how about cycling with a bird's eye view? Well you get this chance in Bir and Himtrek provides a chance to get you up for this adventure. Tatwani Hot water spring (Day Hike): Tatwani (sometimes spelt Tattapani) is well renowned for its nearby, naturally hot sulphur spring, which erupts at a temperature of 65 degrees Celsius. Tatwani is the ideal location for leisure and relaxation. It is also a well-known Hindu pilgrimage; the pious regard the months of Magh (January–February) as auspicious for a plunge because it is said that by doing so, one can atone for their sins. Rajgundha Trek (1N2D trek): The trek begins in Bir and continues through the charming town of Barot before entering the stunning and vibrant Rajgundha Valley. Enjoy refreshing mountain currents, sky-touching hills, and lush green trekking routes while getting in touch with nature. Bongoru Waterfall (Day Hike): One of the numerous small waterfalls in and near Bir is Bongoru Waterfalls, which is only 4.5 kilometres from the Tibetan Colony. A short hike will bring you to the waterfall, which is a lovely location for a peaceful picnic. The tourist crowd rarely visits the waterfall. The milky white waters cascading over the rocks at the Bongoru Waterfall provide the impression of quiet and serenity. Hanuman Garh Trek: Hanumangarh, which is tucked away in the Dhauladhar Ranges, is a fantastic location for thrill seekers. The mountain's peak, Hanumangarh, is close to Bir Billing. The fauna and flowers of the valley are abundant. A variety of birds and vegetation can be seen here. A full 360-degree vista of the Dhauladhar mountain ranges can be seen there.  Palachak Valley Trek (3D/2N trek): On the route to Thamser Pass is the Palachak Valley. Palachak is a region where the Nargu has lived in the wild for ages. You might witness a wide variety of birds or animals. There are numerous tiny water streams.  A significant waterfall close to Palachak is known as the Jhaudi waterfall. Palachak is a true haven for nature lovers. Thamsar Pass Trek (5D/4N): The Thamsar Pass offers breathtaking views of the Kangra and Ravi valleys, meandering rivers, and a 360-degree panorama of snow-capped peaks that will hypnotise you with their undulating beauty. The Thamsar Pass trek, one of the most exciting and beautiful treks in the Himachal region, also offers you a chance to learn more about the Gaddi locals who live in the high mountain regions. Bada Bhangal Trek (7N/8D): Take to the paths of Bada Bhangal Valley and explore the unexplored. Embark on a mountainous journey with herders. Six months out of every year, the village of Bada Bhangal is open. Due to terrible weather and significant snowfall in the mountain passes, the pathways to Bada Bhangal hamlet were shut down for the remainder of the period.    read more read less

Himtrek camps and stays in Jibhi, India, is a popular camping and adventure activity provider that offers an authentic and immersive experience of the stunning Himachal Pradesh region. Jibhi is a picturesque town located in the Banjar Valley of the Kullu district in Himachal Pradesh and is known for its natural beauty and tranquillity. Himtrek camps and stays offer visitors a chance to stay in comfortable tents and enjoy the pristine beauty of the surrounding mountains, forests, and rivers. The camps are equipped with essential amenities like clean water, washrooms, and electricity, making the stay convenient and comfortable. Himtrek camps and stays offer various adventure activities like trekking, camping, which are designed to suit different skill levels and interests. Visitors can choose from a variety of trekking trails that lead to scenic spots like waterfalls, meadows, and panoramic viewpoints. Apart from adventure activities, Himtrek also offers visitors a chance to experience the local culture and traditions of the area. Visitors can explore the nearby villages, interact with the local communities, and try local cuisine. The best time to visit Himtrek camps and stays in Jibhi is from March to June and from September to December, as the weather is pleasant, and the natural beauty of the region is at its peak. However, it is essential to carry warm clothing during winters, as the temperature can drop significantly. In conclusion, Himtrek camps and stays in Jibhi offer a unique and unforgettable experience of Himachal Pradesh's natural beauty and adventure activities. It is an excellent choice for anyone looking for an escape from the city's hustle and bustle and a chance to connect with nature.   Nearby Attractions:  Jalori Pass: Jalori Pass is situated distant from the monotonous city life's commotion. The tremendous Himalayas' calming environment offers unrivalled possibilities to relax the body and appreciate nature's beauty. Every trekker's senses are soothed by the region's seasonal flowers in bloom as well as the diverse flora and animals in the middle of the highlands' impeccable seclusion.  Serolsar Lake: 10,170 feet is the elevation of the lake. Throughout the year, the Serolsar Lake displays gorgeous hues, which is something worth witnessing. When it's snowing, the lake appears white in the winter, half-covered in snow and half-green in the spring and summer, and lush green when it's monsooning and after. Chehni Kothi: Chehni Kothi, a traditional himachali structure, is named after the Chehni hamlet and is constructed entirely out of wood and stone without the use of cement. From the Shringa Rishi temple at Bagi village near Jibhi, you have to trek for an hour to reach there.  Raghupur Fort: The Mandi kings are thought to have erected Raghupur Fort as a defensive structure against invasion. Except for the outer part of the walls, little much remains of it today. The approach to the fort, nevertheless, is what makes visiting it more enjoyable. From Jalori Pass, it is a three-kilometer hike, or rather a climb, where the last kilometre is the steepest. With the majestic Himalayas in the background, the path is lined with lusciously green oaks and rhododendrons. Great Himalayan National Park: In the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, India, there lies a magnificent national park called the Great Himalayan National Park. There is a staggering variety of plants and fauna there, and it is a recognised UNESCO World Heritage site. Jibhi Waterfalls: One of the most beautiful sites to visit in Jibhi, Himachal, is the waterfall. Visitors take pleasure in a tranquil walk to this waterfall. The sound of the waterfall crashing into the solid rocks will make your heart skip a beat. Jibhi waterfall is renowned for being a favourite picnic location for locals. A stunning view is provided by the waterfall's surrounding impenetrable forest. An endearing link to nature is provided by the torrential flow of water from Jibhi Valley in Himachal. Shringa Rishi Temple: The Shringa Rishi Temple is located in the Banjar Valley's Baggi village. It is revered by the people, who regard this deity to be one who guards them. One of Kullu Valley's eighteen primary deities is Shringi Rishi. Following the Putrakameshti Yagna that Shringi Rishi performed for King Dashrath of Ayodhya, Lord Rama and his three brothers were born. The presiding god of Banjar Valley is Shringi Rishi. In this place, Rishi is also known as Skirni Deo. In 2008, this temple underwent reconstruction. read more read less

The Himtrek Kasol Campsite is a traveller's paradise since it offers the ideal setting for absorbing Kasol culture thanks to its vibe, ambiance, food, natural surroundings, and surreal environs.  The campsite is situated in Hurludhar, 2 kilometres from the Kasol Volvo Bus Stop, on the banks of the captivating Parvati River. You may ask that the bus driver drop you off at Shani Dev Mandir. It is a 300-metre walk from there. The campsite provides a lot more than just the unambiguously breathtaking views of the pristine skies in the morning and the blanket of stars at night. It has everything, from wacky lighting and psychedelic music to make you bob your head to mouth-watering food that makes you ravenous for more.   Nearby Attractions:  Chalal Trek- While Kasol has a lot of attractions underway because of how popular it is with young people, Chalal, a nearby underrated village, offers a more in-depth vacation experience. Make your way to Chalal, which is close to Kasol and offers affordable access to wonderful food, calm, and tranquilly. Kheerganga Trek- Kheerganga Trek is a well-known trekking route in Himachal Pradesh that begins in Barshaini, a charming village close to Kasol. Trekking to Kheerganga provides wonderful meadows, pine-forested paths, beautiful waterfalls, fresh air, peaceful settings, snow-capped mountains, hot springs, and a magnificent perspective of the Himalayas. Malana village- Travellers love the trippy parties and free-flowing hashish in India's Parvati Valley, which comes from the historic settlement of Malana, situated 22 km from Kasol, and is overlooked by the Chandrakhani and Deo Tibba Peaks. This unusual village is guarded by the pines; away from the mainstream, and it  doesn’t follow the Indian judicial system. Malana is renowned for producing hashish of the highest grade anywhere in the world. Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara- At 3.5 kilometres from Kasol in Parvati Valley, Manikarn Sahib Gurudwara is nothing short of a miraculous place of worship. You'll be shocked to learn that the water at this Gurudwara continues to boil despite the bitter cold. This water's boiling temperature is thought to be a result of Sheshnag's rage. This Manikaran Gurudwara attracts visitors from throughout the nation and overseas. It is believed that anyone who bathes for a few days in the hot, sulphur-containing water found here will have their illnesses cured. According to legend, Guru Nanak Dev Ji pondered and worked amazing wonders here first. Kasol Main market- Kasol Market is a vibrant flea market where you may purchase locally manufactured items including woollen sweaters, hats, and gloves as well as fruit preserves and squashes. Both handmade items and tacky knick knacks like neon keychains, made-in-China products, and t-shirts and bags with wacky prints are popular in Kasol Market.  Cafes and local food joints- When backpacking in Kasol, Himachal Pradesh's teeny-tiny hamlet, also known as "Mini-Israel," one must at least once a few of the famous Israeli cuisine. This popular tourist destination has experienced an upsurge of adorable cafes, restaurants, resorts, and street cuisine since it first gained attention.  read more read less

The Himtrek Campsite is located in a peaceful and serene environment, surrounded by the breathtakingly beautiful mountains of Manali. The campsite location offers visitors the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the area, including the snow-capped peaks, lush forests, and the gurgling rivers. Our campsite offers all the necessary facilities to ensure that visitors have a hassle- free camping experience. The tents provided are spacious and comfortable, with enough room for individuals or groups.The staff at the campsite are friendly and helpful, always ready to assist visitors with any queries or concerns. One of the main highlights of the 1 Night 2 Days camping package is the bonfire experience. The bonfire provides a cozy and warm atmosphere, perfect for socializing with fellow campers or simply relaxing under the stars. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, the campsite offers scenic nature walks and bird-watching opportunities. Some of the nearby treks like Hampta, Lamadugh, and Beas trek can be visited by those coming to Manali for camping, offering an opportunity to explore the stunning natural beauty of the region.The campsite also offers delicious meals, prepared using locally sourced ingredients, ensuring that visitors can enjoy the local cuisine.    Nearby Attractions:  Lamadugh Trek: Lamadugh Trek is one of the most popular treks near Manali. It is a short and easy trek that takes visitors to the summit of Lamadugh, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Beas kund Trek: Beas Trek is another popular trekking destination near Manali. The trek takes visitors through forests, scenic meadows, and stunning landscapes, offering a truly unforgettable experience. Hampta Pass Trek: Hampta Trek is a challenging but rewarding trek that takes visitors through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the region. The trek offers stunning views of the Himalayas and takes visitors through quaint villages and beautiful valleys. Solang Valley: Solang Valley is a popular tourist destination near Manali. The valley is known for its scenic beauty and adventure activities such as paragliding, skiing, and zorbing. Rohtang Pass: Rohtang Pass is a high mountain pass located near Manali. It is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the Beas River. Manu Temple: The Manu Temple is a popular pilgrimage site located in Old Manali. The temple is dedicated to Lord Manu, who is believed to be the creator of the human race according to Hindu mythology. The temple's architecture is a blend of Indian and Tibetan styles, making it a unique attraction to visit. Vashisht Hot Springs: The Vashisht Hot Springs is a natural hot spring located in the village of Vashisht, near Manali. The hot springs are believed to have healing properties and are a popular destination for tourists seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. The surrounding area also offers stunning views of the Himalayas, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing day trip.  read more read less