Jalori Pass:

Jalori pass is situated approx. 45 kms from main Chandigarh Manali National highway . Alititude of Jalori Pass is aprox 10000  ft from sea level. From here we can get a scenic view of the Banjar Valley, to which we will now descend. For the next few Kilometers, you will be compelled to take photo stops. The area retains a surreal charm as it remains off the beaten tracks followed by hoards of tourists. So, if you are looking for offbeat places to explore in Jibhi, visit Jalori Pass. From encountering exotic flora & fauna to viewing to embracing the tranquil ambience, you can have an exhilarating experience.

Serolsar Lake:

Serolsar Lake, one of the most beautiful places with moderate trek in Jibhi. This places is covered by dense cedar trees. This is very holly lake for locals with small temple of Budhi Nagin also known as mother of all Nags of Himalayas.The lake lies calmly and is a visual treat to watch. Lake deceives the east of Jalori Pass, which is at an elevation of 3040 meters. It is a simple trail of five km, which begins from Jalori Pass. Trekking is the main choice to arrive at the lake. With loved ones ot solo, you can do Jibhi sightseeing here by lounging around this lake or plunging your feet into the water.

Chehni Kothi: For The View Of Lush Green Forest

Chehni Kothi was a fort of local King and this is is tower made up of stone and wood. The name this Kothi has got from the village named Chehni village. It is situated in the Jibhi Valley just beside the Tirthan Valley. You have to walk through the area as there are no roads present. It almost takes an hour to reach the destination. You can start walking either from the Shringa Rishi gate or the villager Bihar. These starting points are reached through the link road. Although there’s a mud street of sorts, coming to Chehni is as a rule by foot, utilizing about 1km of woodland trails, beginning 100m from Shringa Rishi Temple. The view of this Kothi is very scintillating. The added advantage is the lush green forest around the area makes it one of the amazing places to visit in Jibhi at night.

Raghupur Fort: For History Lovers

This place is 3 km from Jalori Pass. The way is surrounded by lavish green oaks with the extraordinary Himalayas in the scenery..Raghupur Fort is a notable spot which is accepted to be worked by Mandi rulers, to shield themselves from the intrusion. At present, not a lot is left of it except the external part of the dividers. In any case, what makes visiting this fort progressively fun is the best approach to arrive at it.

The most of this fort is made of stone and pieces stay to mean that. The historical backdrop of this spot has been lost in the chronicles of time. Possibly it was a guarded stronghold made by a neighborhood lord or ruler.

Great Himalayan National Park:

A visit to this destination is incomplete without exploring this national park as it is one of the top places to visit in Jibhi. This is a place that will increase the thirst for natural flora and fauna. It has also a vivid fishing option which makes it worth a visit. This place is the best and most favourable spot for poaching, due to which several serious steps have been taken to protect this belt. It is quite famous among tourists.

The Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area is located in the western part of the Himalayan Mountains in the northern Indian State of Himachal Pradesh. The 90,540 ha property includes the upper mountain glacial and snow melt water source origins of the westerly flowing Jiwa Nal, Sainj and Tirthan Rivers and the north-westerly flowing Parvati River which are all headwater tributaries to the River Beas and subsequently, the Indus River. The property includes an elevational range from high alpine peaks of over 6,000m a.s.l to riverine forest at altitudes below 2,000m a.s.l. The Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area encompasses the catchments of water supplies which are vital to millions of downstream users. 

Jibhi Waterfalls:

The Jibhi Waterfalls is covered up inside the woods that can’t be seen until you are well inside the thick timberland. The spouting of water streams like music makes the entire spot charming. Little wooden scaffolds are worked close to the waterfall that gives a pleasant perspective on the spot. Along these lines, you can sit close to the waterfall and appreciate the music of nature. The cascade was simply pleasured. It was washing over the stones blissfully with water roaring down into the pool like a monstrous water gush.

At the point when it toppled into the happiness pool, it frothed it at the base. This waterfall gives a virtual treat by which you get completely awestruck. The normal stream and the connection to nature can give a feeling of satisfaction. The rest of the pool was as clear as cellophane, empowering us to see down into the rough base. Parts of backwoods green plants waved tenderly in the waves. The waterfall resembled a sheet of the blue blanket of foam as it washed down.

Location – Tandi, Himachal Pradesh 175123

Shringa Rishi Temple:

This temple is visited by numerous people and is one of the most famous Jibhi tourist places. They come here, pray and seek blessings. This temple is surrounded by natural greenery and flowers which makes the visual of this temple mesmerizing. The temple is at an elevation which provides the telescopic view of the whole place. This is an important religious center for locals. The locals worship the deities of this temple, they consider this temple as very sacred.

The locals have their thinking that the temple is responsible for their well-being. Shringi rishi is one of the eighteen chiefs of this place. This sacred place is devoted to sage Rishyasringa, who was the amazing holy person of Kashyapa’s heredity. Shringi Rishi was an incredible holy person of the Ramayana time and his dad was a holy person Vibhandak Rishi. Master Shringa is the managing divinity of this disconnected valley named Banjar. The relatives of Shanta and Rishyasringa are Brahmins in the Rajasthan state known as Shringi/Sukhwal Brahmins.