





Jibhi Jalori Pass Trek from Delhi - Complete package including transportation from Delhi. Trek through Jalori Pass, explore Serolsar Lake, and experience Jibhi's serene beauty.
Altitude
3,120 m (Jalori Pass)
Distance
10 km (round trip to Serolsar Lake)
Departure Time
Evening (overnight journey) or Morning
Season
April to June, September to November
Trip Category
domestic
Base Location
Jibhi (from Delhi)
Total price ยท 1 traveler
โน6,999
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Everything you need to know about Jibhi Jalori Pass Trek From Delhi






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Everything you need to know about Jibhi Jalori Pass Trek From Delhi
Jalori Pass trek is rated as easy to moderate, suitable for beginners. The trek from Jalori Pass to Serolsar Lake is approximately 5 km one way with a gradual ascent through forests. It takes 1-2 hours to reach the lake and is manageable for most trekkers.
The Delhi package includes: transportation from Delhi (Volvo or private vehicle to Jibhi), accommodation in Jibhi, meals as per itinerary, trek to Jalori Pass and Serolsar Lake, local guide if required, and all necessary permits. The package covers complete logistics from Delhi.
The package includes transportation from Delhi. Options include Volvo bus from Delhi to Aut/Bhuntar (overnight journey of 10-12 hours), then local transport to Jibhi (1.5-2 hours), or private vehicle directly to Jibhi (total 10-12 hours drive via Kullu).
Serolsar Lake is a sacred high-altitude lake at 3,100m. It's surrounded by a dense cedar forest and is believed to have healing properties. A small temple dedicated to 'Budhi Nagin' (old serpent goddess) is near the lake. The lake is frozen in winter.
The best time is from April to June (summer) for pleasant weather and clear views, or September to November (autumn) for crisp skies and beautiful fall colors. Winters have snow and are colder. The pass is accessible year-round but winter conditions can be challenging.
Jibhi is a serene and offbeat destination compared to Manali or Kasol. It offers peaceful homestays, beautiful waterfalls like Chaini Kuhad, traditional temples, lush green valleys, and is surrounded by pine and cedar forests. It's perfect for those seeking tranquility.
Pack: trekking shoes, comfortable clothes, warm layers (Jibhi and the pass get cold), rain gear, water bottle, energy snacks, camera, headlamp/flashlight, personal medication, toiletries, and basic first aid. Don't forget to pack respectful clothing for temple visits.