Places to Visit in Jibhi: Explore the Top 10 Enchanting Beauty of Jibhi

Let’s get started with the top 10 places to visit 

• Jalori Pass
• Serolsar lake 
• 360 viewpoint 
• Shringa Rishi temple 
• Great Himalayan National Park  
• Chaini Kothi
• Jibhi waterfall
• Tirthan valley
• Lambhri Crystal Cave
• Raghupur fort 

1. Jalori pass:

Trekkers and nature lovers are drawn to this spectacular vantage point, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and dense forests. This pass is also famous for adventure sports like paragliding and camping 

The Mahakali Temple known as Jalori Mata is a famous place visited by thousands of pilgrims. The area of Jalori Pass is a natural paradise to find seasonal blossoms along with beautiful flora and fauna as one of many attractions of Himachal Pradesh.

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2. Serolsar Lake: In Nature’s Tranquil Haven

3. 360 View Point: Spectacular Panoramas

It’s a perfect place to take photos and capture memories that will last a lifetime. Imagine feeling the cool breeze on your face as you take in the breathtaking scenery all around you. Whether you’re a nature lover, an adventurer, or just someone who loves beautiful views, the 360-degree viewpoint in Jibhi is a must-visit destination. So don’t forget to add it to your list of places to explore when you visit  Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh.

4. Shringa Rishi Temple: Spiritual Serenity in Nature

The Skeeran forest eventually became the site of the temple built by the village people. However, traveling to worship became difficult for them. Hence they created another temple dedicated to Rishi Shringa which was built in Bagi village. The newly constructed temple is  12 km away from the old one. 

Due to its peace and serenity, Banjar Valley is believed to have been visited by many Rishis and Nag Devta during satyug. Shringa Rishi is an influential historical deity of kullu also associated with 18 primary deities of Kullu. Every year around May, priests and locals visit Shringa Rishi Temple to perform puja. Otherwise, the place is heavily snow-covered throughout the year.

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5. Great Himalayan National Park: Sanctuary of Biodiversity

The national park features more than 100 plant species including medicinal herbs. The park is also one of the great attractions in Himachal Pradesh for camping and bird watching for tourists.It has a variety of herbs such as pine, chestnuts, spruces, and alpine herbs. The best season to travel is March, April, May, June, and then mid-September, October, and November. Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh is also a great place to visit during that time.

6. Chehni Kothi: An Architectural Marvel

You can trek to Chehni Kothi for an hour from Shringi Rishi Temple. There is clear signage on the trail, so it can be done without a guide. An unspoiled and isolated village in Jibhi valley, Chehni Kothi is situated in the hills. This village is well-known for its two temple towers located at a height of 2145 meters above sea level. Folklore says the temples are over 1500 years old. This has not been documented in writing. The temples were built by King Dhadhu around the 17th century and are locally referred to as Dhadhiya Kothi.

No matter how old the tower is, it is enormous. The tower is about 30 meters high and made without any concrete or steel. The tower was even taller before the earthquake of 1905, but it lost a few meters. As of now, the shorter tower is used as a temple. The best time to visit is November to February.

7. Jibhi Waterfall: Nature’s Symphony

8. Tirthan Valley: A Paradise Unexplored

The Tirthan River flows from the glacial lake of Hans Kund Peak, which lies in the interior of the Great Himalayan National Park. To be more precise, it is towards the southeast of Kullu, at an elevation of approximately 4800 m. The villages of Nagini, Sai Ropa, Shoja, and Gushaini are located along this stretch. Tirthan is situated about 8 km before the entrance of the Great Himalayan National Park. It is a fantastic destination for those who seek adventure and a peaceful environment at the same time

9. Lambhri Crystal Cave: Nature’s Hidden Treasures

The place does not have many descendants because of its remote location but has glory in its charm. The trekking journey to the cave starts where the route ends at Serolsar Lake. Immerse yourself in the camping at Sarthi Thatch on the gorgeous meadows. People also enjoy watching birds in the mountain ranges of Jibhi Valley. Jibhi is heaven for nature lovers. The best time to visit is April- June, September- November. Check out our guide for places to visit in kasol.

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10. Raghupur Fort: Architectural Marvel of Mandi Rulers

In conclusion, Jibhi stands as a testament to the timeless allure of the Himalayas, offering a sanctuary for the weary soul and a playground for the adventurous spirit. Whether you’re seeking spiritual solace in ancient temples, immersing yourself in the wonders of nature’s bounty, or unraveling the mysteries of bygone eras, Jibhi has something to offer for everyone. So pack your bags, embark on a journey of a lifetime, and let the enchanting beauty of Jibhi weave its magic around you.