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A CLASSICAL JEEP SAFARI TO ONE OF THE REMOTEST REGIONS OF HIMACHAL PRADESH.
Away from the hustle city life, TIRTHAN VALLEY having the Dense Woodlands, Cedar Forest, Apple orchards, Mountain Ranges seductive the nature lovers to this energetic land. The valley of Tirthan is blessed with prodigious beauty. Tirthan stream abounds in Trout fish and is globally renowned for Angling. Valley is green and good for Trekking, Overnight Camping, River crossing, Birds watching and all kinds of adventure activities.
Tirthan Valley is the gate way of the GREAT HIMALAYAN NATIONAL PARK. An area comprising the watersheds of JIWA, SAINJ and TIRTHAN rivers become the G.H.N.Park.Starting from an altitude of 5577 feet above sea level, the highest peak within the park almost 19028 feet.
DAY 1
Reaching our Base-camp at GAIDHAR (4700 feet) TIRTHAN VALLEY.
Fresh n up & breakfast and take some rest. After lunch we give information about Tirthan valley. Evening we will arrange a small acclimatization walk. Especially we arrange Camp-fire, Dinner & Over night stay at base-camp.
DAY 2.
BASE-CAMP to ROLLA (G.H.N.P. 6889 feet) approx 14 km.
Morning start with breakfast, we proceed for GREAT HIMALAYAN NATIONAL PARK through vehicle from camp site to GUSHAINI. At their TIRTHAN & FLANCHAN river confluence, the road is beautiful and for most part, one travels alongside the TIRTHAN River. ROLLA is entry point of G.H.N.Park. We start our Trail from GUSHAINI. One can feel the Dance forest with sudden coldness in the air. All through the Trail with moves adventurous alongside the Tirthan River and views are awesome. As we enter G.H.N.PARK will be get to see the true flora fauna of nature and it will give you amazing fell of experience and hearing of beautiful bird and Himalayan monkeys. We will set our tents near by the river. O/N - STAY & DINNER at ROLLA.
DAY 3.
ROLLA to JAMALA VILLAGE (8859 feet) approx 26 km.
After breakfast we proceed for JAMALA Village through historical village BANDAL.As this route passes through apple & pine orchards with awesome nature and climate. And also on the way you can find different type of birds. At the SARCHI Village we can see old wooden houses that you had never seen before. We can feel the culture of village and villagers with their day to day life, also we will see their entire view of old house and we can also communicate with villagers with whole mesmerizing experience. Our night stay at JAMALA Village which is from Sarchi 2km.Thereafter we can see G.H.N.Park’s snowy Mountain ranges and awesome nature.
O/N - STAY & DINNER at JAMALA VILLAGE.
DAY 4.
JAMALA VILLAGE to JALORI PASS (10.800 feet) approx 43 km.
After breakfast we proceed to our next destination JALORI PASS for whole day sightseeing. JALORI PASS is a high mountain pass peak at an elevation of 10.800 ft above sea level situated in the district KULLU, which is Famous for shooting sight of films. The seasonal flowers bloomed in the region along with the exotic flora and Fauna in the midst of immaculate solitude of highlands relaxes the senses of every trekker. On the way offering an almost 360 degree view of the Himalayas, Dhauladhar and Kinnaur ranges. The nature trails en route, describe the copious species of wildlife found in the gradients of Jalori. We can experience by reaching at Jalori pass a scenic view from the top, where we can realize a beauty of nature. Here we will also visit well known KALI MATA temple.
O/N - STAY & DINNER at JALORI PASS.
DAY 5.
JALORI PASS to SEROLSER LAKE (10000 feet) approx 6 km
After breakfast we will be have trail towards SEROLSER LAKE with Walk through thick Oak, Blue pine, Spruce, Fir and Deodar forests. Once we reach at SEROLSAR LAKE, We can see the majestic view of the holy lake, the spreading of lake is as wide as a football ground. During snowy time the lake become totally covered by ice ground. Located among the tall kharshoo trees, beautifulness of lake is no less than heaven. Here we can see temple of Goddess 'MATA BUDHI NAGIN' she is the mother of 60 NAGDEVATAS in Himachal Pradesh.
O/N - STAY & DINNER at SEROLSER LAKE.
DAY 6.
SEROLSER LAKE to GADA GUSHAINI (6775 feet) 21 km
After breakfast we proceed to GADA GUSHAINI having Drive from JALORI PASS to GADA GUSHAINI.Winds through thick forests, Alpine trees which provide an untouched habitat. During traveling on the way we will experience with beautiful spots to let see Birds & Wildlife. Also we will give visit at JIBHI village famous for accretive tourist place. We can also have a look of BAHU village withBALO temple which is located by forest scenery. At the entrance of GADA GUSHAINI we get to see beautiful temple of Mata GADA DURGA. From gada gushaini will able to see view of district KULLU & MANDI of both sides.
O/N - STAY & DINNER at GADA GUSHAINI.
DAY 7.
GADA GUSHAINI to SHANGHAR (6300 feet) 52 km
After breakfast we proceed for SHANGHAR, which is by virtue of the LORD SHANGCHUL .Beautiful Shanghar Village is in SAINJ VALLEY, Which lies in Sanctuary area of G.H.N. Park's western boundary. In middle of grass land, here is a Temple to devote to SHANGCHUL MAHADEV .It is believed that the grassland of the Shanghar came into entity during the exile of the Pandava's. A villager believe that the Pandava’s actually fine sieved the sand particles before laying them in layers for the farming this ground. It is too vast in area as compare to group of 3 to 4 football ground together. At evening time with tea & snacks will enjoying the climate and surrounding environments. Here will have special night for everyone who will share their Experience and their thoughts of ‘TIRTHAN EXPERIANCE' with the bone fire in chilling weather.
O/N - STAY & DINNER at SHANGHAR.
DAY 8.
As the sun starts to rise from the Mountain and surrounding Natures noise will awake you. Fresh n up and having breakfast. From this location you will get to see amazing view of PIN VALLEY. We will start our small trail towards SHANGHCHUL MAHADAV Temple in between trailing we will be passing through dense forest.
