Tirthan Valley Tourism

Tirthan Valley Tourism The land of untouched and mystifying beauty, Tirthan Valley is a destination with a plethora of delights. Lying nearly 3 km from the entrance of Great Himalayan National Park, this place is abundant in adventurous activities and a paradise for nature lovers. ' The great Himalayas with snow covered tops looking over the Tirthan River, this valley is best known for its trout fishing and for surprisingly high influx of foreigners. Magical ambience and lush green paths leading to nearby tiny and quaint hamlets accompanied by amazing weather throughout the year, Tirthan valley is great for those holiday makers who seek adventure as well as peace. Download Tirthan Valley PDF Guide > What's Great? An amazing place if you want to enjoy solitude in the lap of nature. Numerous adventure sports and activities to choose from. A pleasant weather even in summers and picturesque landscape. What's not so Great? The nearest Railway station (Kiratpur) is at a time distance of 7 hours from the valley. The nearest airport (Bhuntar) is also at a distance of 2 hours, making connectivity to the valley tiresome and hectic. For Whom Great for people looking to visit a secluded and a less crowded space. A really nice visit in summers due to the pleasant temperature range. Perfect for adventure enthusiasts and young people looking for some alone time.

Experiencing the spell of nature Located on the bank of Tirthan river, the valley provides a picturesque backdrop for all its visitors. The sky-high mountains kissing the clouds; varied vegetations throughout the valley, including apple orchards in spring, dense coniferous forests and sprawling alpine meadows; numerous water bodies like Tirthan river and other small lakes like Serolshar and Parashar spread throughout the valley gives it all the nature's goodness a place can possibly have and make it a heaven on earth. You will never grow bored of the beauty of the natural landscape in this area and will always be appealing because of the variety present. Great Himalaya National Park Located in the region adds up to the biodiversity of flora and fauna in the region and makes it a traveller's paradise. The village in the area, like Nagini and Ghushaini are beautifully settled hamlets where you can witness alluring terrace farms and small huts and houses amidst the woods. The meadows in the area are ideal for a small walk and strolls through them as they spread out over the area giving definition to what the promised land would have looked like.

One Day Itinerary Day 1-Reach Tirthan valley by either morning or evening. If reaching in evening, freshen up a bit at your hotel, and you can take a stroll around the area and even catch a bonfire before dinner if you wish to do so. If you reach in the morning, you can get ready and then leave for village hopping in the region. You can also visit the lakes and the adjoining temples if you wish to do so. Day 2-Your second day might just be a good time to make way for some adventure sports. Rappelling or trekking in the region might be a great idea given the suitable weather condition. Day 3-You can pay a visit to the Great Himalayan National park on the third day of your stay in the region.You'll have a whole day to roam around the place and if time permits, you can take a stroll through the adjoining woods for some peaceful time.

Restaurants and Local Food in Tirthan Valley Tirthan Valley is small place where you will not find eating joints, restaurants or dhabas outside your hotel, resort or guest house. However, you may find restaurants in Banjar which is some distance away from Tirthan Valley. View 2 Restaurants in Tirthan Valley >>

Mar-Jun, Oct-Novis the best time to visit Tirthan Valley March to June and October to November are the best months to visit Tirthan Valley. January-February is also good for those who are looking for snow and can handle extremely cold conditions. It is in full bloom during the spring season. Packed with lush green mountains and orchards full of luscious apples, this small place is a paradise for travellers in the season. Summers are warm not very hot. However, winters are freezing cold. If fishing is on your mind, March to October is the right time for a visit. The monsoon season of July-August experiences intense rainfall and hence decreases visibility. Weather in Tirthan Valley Loading... Tirthan Valley in Winter (November - February) Winters are usually hard in the area, with snowfall quite common throughout the season. It is though ideal for the people wanting to experience snow in a tropical country like India. The widespread woods, all covered with snow, with patches of vegetation in between, makes it a breathtaking view. Tirthan Valley in Spring (March - April) Spring in Tirthan Valley is beautiful. The meadows and orchards are loaded with flowers and fruits, making the view so scenic, that you might just never want to leave the place. The weather is pleasant during the day but might turn a bit chilly at night. Spring is the perfect time to witness the range of biodiversity this place has to offer. Tirthan Valley in Summer (April - June) This is the best time to pay a visit to the valley. The temperature is relaxing to the people looking for a pleasant climate to escape the scorching heat of the rest of the country. The place is usually windy and there is widespread vegetation spread all throughout the place, with the flower blooming around the meadows and orchards loaded with apples, making it scenic. It is a perfect time for people looking for some adventure activities, and camping is something you shouldn't miss while you are here. Monthly Weather in Tirthan Valley Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January 4 19 February 8 23 March 9 28 April 14 35 May 16 36 June 18 37 July 23 32 August 20 30 September 19 32 October 12 30 November 6 26 December 3 21

Events in Tirthan Valley Bachelo Pass December - February Sightseeing at Jalori Pass December - March The untouched and scenic beauty of Jalori Pass is best experienced during the months of April, May and June. However, the roads can be quite rough so make sure you're well prepared prior to departure.