Nishi Kumari

Jibhi is a hidden jewel in the Tirthan Valley of Himachal Pradesh. It is an increasingly popular summer destination, and with summer vacations coming, you must spend some time here. Are you interested in leaving the scorching heat of Delhi and having a relaxing retreat in the hills? Are you wondering how to reach Jibhi from Delhi? We’re here to help! Let’s take a detailed look at all the ways you can reach Jibhi and more! Step-by-Step Guide on How to Reach Jibhi from Delhi Jibhi is a beautiful town nestled just 100 kilometres from Manali in the Tirthan Valley. It is a beautiful that is well-connected to Delhi and all other major cities in India. Let’s see how we can reach here. By Flight: Kullu is the nearest airport to Jibhi, situated 55 kilometres from Jibhi. Cabs and local buses are easily available from the airport in this little town. By Train: The Jogindernagar Railway Station is the closest one from here, where major trains stop, situated just 150 kilometres away. From the railway station, buses and taxis are available regularly for Jibhi. By Bus: The best way to reach here is by road. It is an extremely scenic route and also extremely affordable! The distance from Delhi to Jibhi is 469 kilometres by road. You can also take this route by bus. There are no direct bus services between Delhi and Jibhi, so you will have to catch a bus from Delhi to Aut. Aut is a little town just before Bhuntar that acts as a getaway to many popular destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Regular HRTC buses are available on a daily basis along this route for prices ranging between Rs. 700 and Rs. 1300. From Aut, Jibhi is just 35 kilometres away. Local buses, private taxis and shared taxis are easily available along the route. If you catch one, you will easily reach Jibhi. By Road: The road between Jibhi and Delhi is motorable and quite scenic. It takes you through the Himalayas in a beautiful manner. If you drive your own car continuously, it will take you about 10 hours to reach Jibhi. There are two routes you can take: Delhi – Ambala – Chandigarh – Bilaspur – Mandi – Jibhi Delhi – Karnal – Ambala – Chandigarh – Rupnagar – Mandi – Jibhi Best Time to Visit Jibhi Jibhi is best visited in summer and winter. During summer, the weather is pleasant, perfect for escaping Delhi’s heat. During winter, you will find many winter trekking options here, and the weather is also great. If you’re interested in snow, you can see a considerable amount of snowfall here from November to January. Monsoon is not recommended as the area gets quite slippery, and roads also tend to be blocked. Places to Visit in Jibhi 1. Jalori Pass Jalori Pass is a famous trekking destination in Jibhi, made famous by the movie Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. This beautiful, lush green pass is a great place for those looking for some adventure. From here, you can see the Pir Panjal range clearly and in all its glory. Many tour operators organize regular trekking tours here as well. 2. Serolsar Lake Serolsar Lake is one of the most gorgeous lakes in the Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh. It also makes for a great and famous trek in the Tirthan Valley. Along the route, you will find many deodar trees and many shops. The lake is vast and offers a panoramic view of the whole area. You must take on this strenuous trek here! 3. Jibhi Waterfall This 55 ft. tall waterfall offers a resplendent respite in Jibhi. To enter here, you will have to pay for a ticket. There is a short, well-marked walk with a stone path for reaching the fall from the entry point. There is good internet connectivity here and the location of the fall being secluded is great for those looking for peace. 4. Mini Thailand (Kulhi Katandi) Also called Kulhi Katandi, Mini Thailand is a beautiful spot in Jibhi. It is known for its tranquillity and rock formations. This rocky area is perfect for nature and photography lovers, and you can have an amazing time here. 5. Chehni Kothi Chehni Kothi is a beautiful trek through pretty, vintage houses and buildings. It starts from the Shringa Rishi Temple and offers a mesmerizing outlook on mountain life. This 5-hour trek is perfect for those seeking a bit of adventure while also getting to know the local culture. 6. Raghupur Fort Raghupur Fort is a magnificent and historical fort near Jibhi that you must visit on your trip here. This Himachali fort is unique in its architecture and has a fruitful history. There’s a trek that you can have to take on to reach here and it is generally considered one of the toughest treks in the area. Jalori Pass is the starting point of the trek, and you can climb about 3 kilometres from there to reach here. Take on this trek only if you’re fit enough! 7. Shringa Rishi Temple The Shri Shringa Rishi Temple is one of the most important and valued temples in Jibhi. It is dedicated to one of the chief Gods of Kullu and is a beautifully designed temple. From here, you can start the trek to Chehni Kothi. Remember that this is a religious place, so dress modestly and respect the deity. Jibhi Itinerary for 3 Days Day 1: Reach Jibhi from Delhi by afternoon. Explore the Jibhi Waterfall after your arrival. Get some dinner at a café and rest for the night. Day 2: Set out early on the Jalori Pass trek. From there, you can also move a bit further to Serolsar Lake. If you have time, you can also trek to Raghupur Fort from there. Finish the Jalori Pass trek by late afternoon and return for some snacks. Visit the Shringa Rishi Temple. Get back to your hotel and rest. Day 3: Visit the Tirthan Valley or the nearby Chehni Kothi. You can spend the day trekking to Chehni Kothi or take a taxi/cab or a bus to Chhole Waterfalls, a beautiful place just 15 kilometres from Jibhi. Return and leave for Delhi. Conclusion This was our guide on how to reach Jibhi from Delhi. We hope you like it. Save the guide for future reference as you plan out the perfect trip to Jibhi with your loved ones this year!

Editor in chief

Latest Articles