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Jibhi Waterfall
Jhibi is a breathtaking place with its waterfall, only 8 to 10 km away from Banjar. Many hikes are required to reach this place, which is a picture-perfect place to relax and enjoy nature at its best.
Sarchi Village And Lambri Top
Sarchi village is 2200 m above sea level and is the base camp for the trek to Lambri Top. It is 19 km from Banjar. The road leading up to Sarchi village looks like it has jumped straight out of a fantasy movie. The path is surrounded by tall pine trees and lush greenery. When you start trekking in the morning, the light breaking from the tops of the trees on your path is beautiful and offers a great view of the mountains.
Raghapur Fort And Saryolsar Lake
Saryolsar Lake is a small, mesmerizing lake with cool, clear, and blue waters. It is 6 km from the Jalori Pass. People often trek to the lake. It is a comfortable walk for beginners. The trek takes you through deep, dense valleys and beautiful meadows.
Balo Temple
Balo Temple is 18.9 km from Banjar, but visiting it is worth the distance. It is situated in the Bahu Village, and to reach it, people often choose trekking. This is a quiet and serene place for people to pray and meditate.
Chehni Kothi
This fort, located in the village of Chehni, is 7 km from Banjar. It was the residence of King Raja Rana Dhadia and is 1500 years old. It stands 15 feet tall. In 1905, the tower was damaged by the earthquake, and since then, locals have been running a restoration program.
Shanghar
Shangarh is a blissful Himalayan hamlet stationed in the Great Himalayan National Park, in our extraordinary state of Himachal Pradesh. Now, what makes it so special? First, the fact that it falls in a zone that has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Great Himalayan Park
Great Himalayan Park is a tranquil and scenic nature haven that showcases the raw beauty of the mountains with its lush landscapes, fresh mountain air, and diverse flora and fauna. Surrounded by towering peaks and verdant trails, the park offers an ideal setting for peaceful walks, wildlife spotting, and photography.
kharungcha waterfall
Kharungcha Waterfall is a hidden natural gem known for its crystal-clear cascades surrounded by lush green forests. The tranquil ambience and untouched beauty make it a perfect escape for nature lovers and peace seekers. Its refreshing pool and scenic trails offer a serene retreat away from the rush of everyday life.
Chhoie Waterfall
Chhoie Waterfall in Tirthan Valley can be reached through a short trek of 3 km walk that begins from Village Nagini which takes about 1 hour. The waterfall is named after local deity Chhoi Mata and locals come to worship the goddess at one of the trees before the waterfall. Choi waterfall is named after local deity Chhoi Mata and locals come to worship the goddess at one of the trees which is near to the waterfall.
