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Day 0: Heading to Tirthan Valley From Delhi

Day 1: The First Glimpse of Tirthan River

Day 2: Trek to Serolsar Lake

Day 3: Exploring The Local Markets & Bidding Goodbye To Tirthan Valley

Why Tirthan Valley?

Why prefer WanderOn for your next trip to Tirthan Valley?

Tirthan Valley: When I Welcomed the New Year in the Hidden Paradise of Himachal Pradesh!

For numerous city folks, the Chandigarh-Manali NH-21 performs as the perfect escape from the daily mundane into the revitalizing laps of nature. Sadly this common knowledge leads the crowds to flock the trail. What if you are told that there is a hidden gem- with pristine and flawless oak and pine trees, hanging bridges, apple orchids, and glaring waterfalls- not far away from the irksome crowds?

Tirthan valley, located 50 km south of Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, at an altitude of 3500 feet, is barely a 35-km drive from Aut tunnel. It takes around 13 hours to reach Tirthan valley from Delhi. The scenic locale derives its name from the river Tirthan, a tributary of Beas River in Himachal. Best known as a ‘gateway’ of The Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP), a UNESCO world heritage site, the Tirthan valley is sure to appeal the nature lovers, trekkers, bird watchers, adventure enthusiasts, and just about anyone who wishes to disconnect from the monotone.

Day 0: Heading to Tirthan Valley From Delhi

I went to Tirthan Valley on the New Year’s Eve with WanderOn and that was the best possible way to celebrate the occasion. Our journey started from the Vidhansabha Metro Station which was the pickup point. This was the first time I was traveling alone and when I saw that most of the people were traveling in a group of 4-5, I was thrown in a state of paranoia. But as soon as the bus headed towards our destiny, the paranoia started fading away, all thanks to the sublime WanderOn captains accompanying us.

They briefed us about the itinerary of Tirthan Valley, the places we were going to visit and introduced us to one another. This proved out to be an ice-breaking session & kept us indulged for the next 2 hours until we halted for dinner at 70th Milestone Restaurant. The food and vibes of the place were just awesome. After the 45-minutes halt, we resumed our journey.

Now that I was out of paranoia, my tummy filled with delicious food and lying on the comfy seat, I thought nothing could be better than sleeping now but proving me wrong was what followed. The lights were switched off for a few seconds and a different set of lights, UV lights were switched on which completely changed the vibes inside the bus and not giving me and my fellow travellers much time of anticipation, the WanderOn Captains occupied the walking space and initiated a singing session which everyone participated in.