Tirthan Valley - Good Friday

14 Feb, 2020

“Tirthan valley is really a beautiful and a peaceful place. All the treks were really challenging but went really great. And also I can say that this entire trip couldn't have been this perfect and complete without our kewlest captain. Thank you sooo much wanderon. Last but not the least we have lived our lives in the bestest way we can.

21 Dec, 2019

“I have been on 2 trips (Tirthan valley & Jaisalmer) with WanderOn & the best thing about WanderOn is that they make the travellers to interact with each other by doing some crazy activities. I have never seen any other travel community do the same. Team captains incredibly did their job. I would like to appreciate captain “Kumar Abhishek” (Jaisalmer 27dec-31 dec 2019) one of our team captain. He handled the things very well with a smile on his face. Never seen a captain like him 👏 .

16 Mar, 2019

“Food, stay and locations privided in tirthan valley were amazing. Looking forward for my next trip with wonderon pretty soon.

16 Jul, 2019

“Well, this was my first solo trip and it happened all of a sudden. It was quite an unexpected trip too as I just booked a day before along with WanderOn Travelling community. I was quite sad a day before as my planned trip to another hill station got cancelled due to some reason. But I am really thankful to WanderOn for their splendid and superb response. The trip started with seventeen wonderful human beings who were complete strangers to each other. But soon began a cheerful and exciting journey to Tirthan Valley. We all interacted with each other via an ice-breaking session. I believe a journey to any destination us equally significant as the experience of the whole holiday, and I was super glad that mine had all the levels of thrill in it. We reached Tirthan by 11:00 am in the morning. After taking a cold shower (electricity issue on the first day), we were back on our toes and ready to trek till the Choie Waterfall. The 3 km trek was just the beginning of the adventure Tirthan had stored for us. I have also never been into trekking stuff before. It was a new challenge for me. However, our team captain helped me to conquer on the rocky terrains and boulders. To add fuel to the fire, the intermittent drizzling from the clouds made my first trek even more challenging. While there wasn't a lot of waterfalls to witness, the view itself was soul-satisfying. After spending some time there, we came back to our riverside wooden resort at Gushaini. The evening got more lit as the music was put on and the energy of these lovely people in the dance was even higher. We did share some spooky stories with each other. It was no longer a solo trip, literally, because I had made some really amazing friends already. The second day started early as the Serolsar lake trek was 7 km from the Jalori pass. Jalori pass is in a high mountain at an elevation of 10,800 feet above sea level. On the way, we experienced an almost 360-degree view of the Himalayas, Dhauladhar and Kinnaur ranges. On the final day of our trip, we experienced an enthralling and exciting river rafting. The adrenaline was rushing through but it was worth it. Some of us even dared to dive into the water. Apart from Delhi-NCR peeps, we were lucky to have two travel buddies from Chennai and Kolkata. They were the chirping birds and photography lovers and most importantly, lifelines of our trip. It was good to know about their values, culture and tradition. I would say it's just a fresh beginning and many more to come.🌷🌷