Unraveling the Unexplored & Breathtaking Roads of ‘Jibhi’

Jibhi  is a breathtakingly beautiful hill station situated in Tirthan valley or Banjar valley of Himachal Pradesh. It is no surprise that Himachal pradesh is one of the best tourist places in India. The economy of Himachal Pradesh is mainly dependent on it’s tourists and apples. Jibhi is the place to be for all you adventure lovers! It offers hiking, fishing and is a delight for birdwatchers and anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Jibri is paid a visit by the devoted foreigners every year.

Banjar valley

Banjar valley lies amidst the Himalayan ranges. Banjar is also known as the “valley of God”.
The beautiful and green Tirthan valley is also located in Banjar valley.

CHAINI VILLAGE.

The mountain slopes of Chaini village are covered by deodar trees and apple orchards. Also look for a leaning tower which is supported by masonry walls,reinforced with horizontal timber logs!

This tower is atleast 40 metres high .

Opposite this tower you will find a Chaini fort built in a similar style, which has now been converted into a Krishna temple with marvelous wooden architecture.

Sarehul lake

If you love your evening walks or drives, Jibhi will make them unforgettable!  The stunning and steeply inclined eight-kilometre drive from Jibhi to Jalori Pass, winding through treacherous twists, is an adventure in itself. On one side their goes a way towards serene sarehul lake and the other one towards the ruins of the ancient Raghupur fort.

You will find the bare mountaintops rising out of green lower ranges, then through an enchanting oak forest. There are wildflowers blossoming between mossy oaks. The clear water of this lake looks serene. This lake is considered a sacred lake and there is a small temple on its shore.

Jalori pass

Jalori, at an altitude of 3120 meters is significant as it connects Shimla to Manali via Banjar Valley. This pass does not witness heavy snowfall so it is generally open throughout the year.