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Experiences at Boho Grove

Tirthan Valley, tucked away in the embrace of the Himalayas, offers a treasure trove of experiences for every type of traveler. From nature enthusiasts to adventure seekers, there's something here for everyone.

Trekking

Unleash your inner adventurer with limitless trekking options on both well-known and uncharted trails. The journey never ends!

Trout Fishing

Discover the joys of guided trout fishing with our experienced team. Let us take you to the prime fishing spots for a memorable angling adventure.

River Bank Picnic

Take a walk to the river and indulge in idyllic picnics on the riverbank, where nature's beauty sets the scene for a perfect outdoor gathering.

Camping

Embark on a wilderness adventure with camping in the heart of the forest with expert guides. Disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature.

Chill at Café

Unwind at the café, where you can enjoy board games, watch movies or matches, and make new friends. Find tranquility in the valley with a cup of coffee and a good book.

Bonfire

Our bonfire spot is the ultimate relaxation haven, ideal for peaceful moments, friendly gatherings, and making new connections.

Great Himalayan National Park

Boho Grove is nestled near the renowned Great Himalayan National Park, a sanctuary of biodiversity in the western Himalayas. Key highlights include diverse flora and fauna, scenic landscapes, conservation efforts, trekking opportunities, and cultural significance. To visit the park, a 10-minute drive followed by an 8km trek is required, with a mandatory guide for your safety and enjoyment.

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Serloskar Lake Trek

Serloskar Lake, a scenic gem, is a 5 km trek from Jalori Pass. Beyond its natural beauty, the lake holds religious significance and is a local pilgrimage site. Residents visit every Saturday, circumambulating the lake and making offerings to the deity believed to protect the region. The trek to Serolsar Lake is a forest lover's paradise, winding through dense pine and deodar forests. At the 360-degree Viewpoint, you'll be treated to panoramic vistas of the Pir Panjal and Great Himalayan ranges. This trek is accessible for both fit beginners and experienced trekkers, characterized by gradual ascents and descents. The sole steep ascent leads to the 360-degree Viewpoint.

Jalori Pass

Jalori Pass, located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, is a mesmerizing high-altitude mountain pass that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys. It's a gateway to the stunning Seraj Valley and is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and trekkers. The pass is at an elevation of 3,120 meters (10,300 feet) and is known for its lush greenery, serene lakes, and challenging trekking trails. Whether you're seeking adventure or just want to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Himalayas, Jalori Pass is an ideal destination. Jalori pass is less than 2 hours drive from the property.

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Raghupur Fort

Raghupur Fort, believed to be constructed by Mandi rulers as a defensive stronghold, is a 3-km trek (about 2 hours) from Jalori Pass. The trail winds through oak and rhododendron forests with panoramic Himalayan vistas. Although only ruins remain, the view from the top is awe-inspiring, offering scenic valley views. It's a fantastic spot for photography, offering unique and surreal opportunities. The serene natural setting makes it easy to lose track of time.

Chhoie Waterfall

Chhoie Waterfall is a pristine natural wonder surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills. This waterfall offers a tranquil escape, perfect for picnics and relaxation. The sound of cascading water and the cool mist in the air create a serene backdrop, allowing visitors to connect with nature and find respite from their daily routines. Access to the waterfall is a short, less than 5-minute drive, followed by a trek of about 40 minutes through forest and villages.

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Sharchi Village

Sharchi or Sarchi, a charming village perched at 2200 meters in the mountains, serves as a base for the Lambri Top trek. A scenic road (about 11 kms) leads to Sarchi through deodar forests, offering breathtaking valley and mountain views. The village is surrounded by apple orchards and features traditional wooden houses. Lambri Top, a ridge connecting Tirthan and Seraj Valleys, is an hour's climb further from the village. It offers panoramic views of Tirthan Valley and provides excellent camping spots. Further, you can trek to Jalori Pass in a day. Savor local Himachali cuisine in this untouched, offbeat destination, away from commercial tourism.

Jibhi - Mini Thailand &
Jibhi Waterfall

Jibhi, nestled in Himachal Pradesh's Banjar Valley, is a serene and picturesque hamlet known for its lush green landscapes and tranquil ambiance. Jibhi Waterfall: A short hike takes one to a serene waterfall which pleases all eyes. Mini Thailand: A hidden gem with landscapes that bear a resemblance to Thailand's tropical charm, lush greenery, clear rivers, and serene surroundings. Jibhi is about an hour distance away from the property.

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Chaini Kothi

Chaini Kothi, a towering structure in Chaini village, is accessible via a 2 km uphill walk from Shringa Rishi Bagi temple. The village offers spectacular views of Tirthan Valley. Built in the 17th century as a defensive structure, it originally had seven stories, but two were lost in the 1905 earthquake. It remains one of the tallest structures in traditional Himachali architecture, standing at over 45 meters. The village is picturesque with wheat fields and traditional shawl-making.

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