Whether you’re a beginner looking for a scenic forest trail or an experienced trekker chasing high-altitude passes, our treks are curated with safety, comfort, and unforgettable views in mind.
✅ Key Features of Our Treks:
🧭 Guided by Locals
Every trek is led by certified and experienced local guides who know the terrain, weather, and culture deeply. They don’t just show you the way — they share the stories.
🏕️ Tented & Homestay Accommodations
Camp under the stars in alpine meadows or stay with mountain families in traditional wooden homes. We provide hygienic, comfortable setups in every trek.
🍲 Nutritious Meals on the Trail
Hot, fresh, and balanced meals served during the trek — including vegetarian, vegan, and high-energy options to keep you fueled at altitude.
🥾 All Equipment Provided
From tents, sleeping bags, and mats to trekking poles and microspikes (where required), we handle the gear so you can focus on the trail.
🚑 Safety First Approach
Our team carries first-aid kits, oxygen cylinders (for high-altitude treks), and emergency plans. All treks begin with a safety briefing.
📷 Scenic & Instagrammable Routes
We pick trails that not only challenge and thrill but also offer breathtaking views, perfect for photography and reels.
💼 Customizable for Groups
Traveling with friends, solo, or with family? We personalize itineraries based on your fitness level, time, and interest — from 2-day escapes to 10-day expeditions.
🌿 Eco-Responsible Travel
We follow Leave No Trace practices, support local communities, and encourage plastic-free trekking.
Tirthan Valley is a year-round destination, but the experience varies beautifully with the seasons. Here’s the best time to plan your trip based on your interests:
🌸 March to June – Spring & Early Summer (Best Overall)
Lush green landscapes, blooming flowers, and pleasant weather
Ideal for trekking, trout fishing, riverside camping & nature walks
Jalori Pass and Serolsar Lake accessible by April-end
🍁 September to November – Autumn Calm
Clear skies, fresh air, and fewer tourists
Great for photography, hikes, and local festivals
Forests turn golden-orange — perfect for peaceful getaways
❄️ December to February – Snow Season (Optional)
Snowfall in upper regions like Jalori Pass & Shoja
Good for snow lovers, but some treks and routes may be closed
Cold weather; ideal for cozy stays and offbeat winter escapes
🚫 July to August – Monsoon (Not Recommended)
Heavy rainfall may cause roadblocks and slippery trails
Best avoided for treks, but great for off-season quiet stays if weather allows
Tirthan Valley is a hidden gem nestled in Himachal Pradesh’s Kullu district, about 520 km from Delhi. While remote, it’s well connected by road and nearby transit points.
🛣️ By Road (Most Preferred)
From Delhi: ~510 km, 12–14 hours via Chandigarh → Mandi → Aut → Banjar → Tirthan
From Chandigarh: ~270 km, 8–9 hours drive
Comfortable drive for cars, taxis, and private travelers. Roads are scenic but narrow after Aut.
🚌 By Bus
From Delhi/Chandigarh to Aut:
Take a Volvo or HRTC bus to Aut Tunnel (before Kullu)
From Aut: Hire a private taxi or shared cab to reach Banjar or Gushaini (Tirthan) – 1.5 to 2 hours
⏳ Tip: Book buses that reach Aut early morning for daytime travel into the valley.
🚆 By Train
Nearest railway station: Chandigarh (270 km) or Joginder Nagar (120 km – narrow gauge)
From station, hire a taxi or bus to Aut → Tirthan
🛫 By Air
Nearest Airport: Bhuntar (Kullu–Manali Airport) – 50 km from Tirthan
Limited flights from Delhi; then hire a cab to reach Tirthan Valley in ~2 hours
📍 Final Stretch: Aut → Banjar → Tirthan
Once you cross the Aut Tunnel, take the Banjar road along the river
Tirthan Valley starts after Banjar, with Gushaini and Shoja being key points
🧭 Need help with travel planning? We offer cab pickups, hotel bookings, and guided transfers from all major nearby cities.
