Thursday was
going usual in office work and city’s hustle-bustle. In the evening I got call of
my friend and what he asked me to look at our chat below:
Me: hello
He: kal Friday
hai chal na kahin weekend trip pe chalte hai, Road trip pe??
Me: chalo
Jibhi and Jalori pass chalte hai, mast weekend ho jayega.
He: ye kaha
hai?? Monday taka a jayenge?? Chal sale tu blogger hai sahi hi leke jayega …chal
chalte hai..
Close your
eyes and imagine that your hair is the loudest sound you hear is a duck, a
babbling river, or a storm of water. A spot with all the green and blue
colors. An area surrounded by snowy mountains where you sit in a greenhouse.
Okay, it's not just imagination, it's in Himachal Pradesh a small village
called Jibhi, a refuge that's unexplored.
About Jibhi
In the last
few years, Jibhi has been a great tourist destination. Previously here,
guesthouses and visitors rarely existed. But as social media and the beauty of
the Jalori Pass become more and more known, a growing number of tourists arrive
to this mountain station too.
The closest the chilling spot is Jibhi! You only want to read a book next to the water, so
Jibhi is for you. You want to do anything. The site is surrounded by greenery
and you will feel completely at peace as soon as you walk in the area through
the forest land.
How to
reach
Through
road the best way to get to Jibhi is. We know that not everybody is from
or around Delhi, so time might be a constraint for people traveling from other
places. We've listed all 3 transit options in this case and pick anything that
fits your budget and time.
Jibhi is
approximately 496 km from Delhi and this is how you can get there-
1. Bus: You can take a direct HRTC bus
from Delhi to Manali to Aut, which is 33 km from Jibhi. You can also take a bus
to Aut. Then, you can take a cab to Rs.1000 to Jibhi, but the drivers don't
bargain. We suggest you take the night bus early in the morning to Aut. Why in
the morning should you get to Aut? Because you can't afford to miss morning
drive to Jibhi.
2. Train: Shimla is the closest station
to Manali if you plan to come by rail. I suggest you go down to Chandigarh
instead because you can easily find buses from here to Manali.
3. Air:
Bhuntar in Kullu is the closest airport to Jibhi. Although I won't
propose you fly to this place, because comparing the rates to Delhi is
expensive.
We knew where we wanted to go first when we reached Jibhi. We came
across No Society Café during our research about Jibhi, both owned by Mr. Piyush, localities.
Jibhi Waterfall
Jibhi waterfall is right in the middle of the forest and the vehicle can
not go inside the forest area anyway. Until reaching the final destination you
must pass several wooden bridges. You will also see the rainbow glitter over
the waterfall if you are lucky and choose the right time (mostly in the
mornings). Hopefully, you and your friends will enjoy your time in the water.
It's calming very well.
Chehni
Kothi
It is 7
kilometers from Chehni village and most of the route ends approximately 1.5 km
from the Chehni tower. It is about 5 kilometers away. We have decided to walk
along the entire route that goes through the thick cedar and pine forest-lined
with apple groves.
Nonetheless,
you won't regret the hike. It's breathtaking and provides panoramic views as
you stroll through dense pine forest. Thinking about a piece of its history,
the 1905 quake. Today, Chehni Fort is a five-story structure.
A brief
route from Jibhi takes you to the temple of Sheshnag which lies in the middle
of a picturesque wilderness. Sheshnaag is allegedly another god, presiding over
Banjar besides Shringa Rishi.
Temple is More
then 500 years old. Wooden architecture appeared as ancient, but the temple's
present age remains unresolved. Go to the trail and enjoy the lush wildlife.
You will definitely relax your senses by spending time at the site.
Jalori pass
Jalori is
Delhi's nearest mountain pass, which is 10,500 meters above sea level in the
Kullu valley. The roads are decently built from Jibhi to Shoja village
according to valley standards, but the climb gets very steep after Shoja. It's
not advisable to drive on this road without a good mountain driving experience.
Based on
the snow conditions, the pass closes in the extreme winter. In the winter,
check the road conditions first if you visit the pass.
Serolsar
lake
You have to
go 5 km from Jalori Pass to reach this lake. The lake is surrounded by thick
forest and the lake is known as sacred. On the side of the lake is also a small
Buddha Nagini.
Best Time
to Travel Jibhi
Okay, it
depends a lot on the environment of Jibhi that you want to observe. If you are
asking me, I will go to this place between January and March, but if you wish
to see Jibhi full of greenery and flowers, then the spring season will be for
you. I love winter. It is primarily from March to June. In the season, we can
also visit the meadows with the flora around and the Apple Orchards.
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