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Tirthan Valley lies in Himachal’s Kullu district and forms the western boundary of the Great Himalayan National Park. The Tirthan river rises near Hanskund Peak and flows through forested valleys, with towns like Gushaini and Jibhi acting as gateways to the park. The area is known for river views, cedar forests, and easy hikes to Jalori Pass, Serolsar Lake and nearby waterfalls, making it a relaxed mountain escape.
Altitude
4,800 m (Hanskund Peak source)
Distance
70 km river course (source to Gushaini)
Season
March to June, mid September to November
Trip Category
domestic
Base Location
Jibhi
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Everything you need to know about Tirthan Valley Trip
Everything you need to know about Tirthan Valley Trip
It is in the Kullu district and borders the Great Himalayan National Park.
The river originates near Hanskund Peak at around 4,800 m.
Popular trips include Jalori Pass, Serolsar Lake and Chhoiee Waterfall.
March to June and mid September to November are commonly recommended.
No, it is mostly leisure sightseeing with short hikes.
Jibhi and nearby villages are popular bases for the valley.