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16/08/2023

Tirthan Valley is a picturesque region located in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is named after the Tirthan River that flows through the valley. Known for its natural beauty, serene landscapes, and pristine environment.

Whether you're an adventure seeker, a nature lover, or someone looking to unwind in a serene setting, Tirthan Valley has something to offer for everyone, making it a must-visit destination in the Indian Himalayas.

Three reason visit Tirthan valley
1. Less crowded
2. Natural beauty
3. Wildlife & Biodiversity

The main attractions
🚩Great Himalayan National Park
🚩Camping
🚩Serloskar Lake
🚩Jalori Pass
🚩Raghupur Fort
🚩Hippo Water falls

🌦Best season
March to June & Mid Sept to Dec

The main attractions
🌲Great Himalayan National Park
⛺️Camping
♒️Serloskar Lake
⛰Jalori Pass
🏛Raghupur Fort
🦛Hippo Water falls

What is included
🚗Chandigarh to Chandigarh Airport Transfers in Innova
🚖Local vehicles for sightseeing
🏠Accommodation in Homestays and tents while on trek
🥗Breakfast & Dinner
⛺️Camping equipment
🧗🏼‍♂️Trekking guide and Camping staff
🙋🏻Guide for local sightseeing

📲Call us for further details – Ninad 7021777120 & Amol 9320093860

31/07/2023

Tabo Monastery is a famous Buddhist monastery located in the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is one of the oldest continuously operating monasteries in the world, with a history dating back to the 10th century. The monastery is renowned for its exquisite murals, ancient scriptures, and stunning architecture. It is a significant cultural and spiritual center for Buddhists and attracts visitors from all over the world.


















TaboMonastery

13/07/2022

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Omba Ney, Taktshang of the East

Did you know that Omba Ney in Trashi Yangtse is known as the Tiger's Nest of the East? Like the Paro Taktshang, this unique temple is built on the face of the cliff overlooking Toedtsho gewog with a spectacular view of mountains and deep gorges.

Locals believe Omba Ney is blessed by Guru Rimpoche. It was first discovered by the descendants of Guru Chhoewang. This is where Guru Rimpoche meditated and left a few imprints in a rock. Terton Pema Lingpa is also believed to have blessed this sacred site.

Be sure to hike in proper hiking boots as the terrain is rough. Carry rain gear as this part of the country experiences heavy rainfall in summer and early autumn. You can also visit the Omba village located at the base of the cliff where you’ll come across the only homestay of the Omba.

Tourism Council of Bhutan