Accomodation

3 Star Hotels
Best Season

Winter
Departure City

Delhi
Maximum Altitude

6398 ft
Meals

Breakfast & Dinner
Transportation

Volvo & Traveller / Private Car

Overview

The Manali Kasol Jibhi tour package will help you explore the best of Himachal with magnificent scenery characterized by forests, valleys, streams, rivers, and orchards. Manali and Kasol are the destinations that are most famous among tourists and adventure enthusiasts, whereas Jibhi is a quaint little town with a lesser footfall of tourists. Stretched out leisurely on the banks of the river Beas, the charming hill station of Manali is blessed with beautiful valleys, while the ‘Mini Israel of India’, Kasol together with Manikaran makes the perfect relaxing retreat. Jibhi is a quiet valley with beautiful ridgelines, forests, waterfalls, mountains, meadows, and lakes.

Highlights

Mark your journey to the beautiful Himalayan Valleys
Thrill of sailing in the air & get a bird’s eye view while Paragliding
Rejuvenate your soul through Trek, the dense pine forest till Serolsar Lake
Auspicious Manikaran Gurudwara Hot Water Spring located at 6300fts.
Spot boards written in Hebrew as you enter the quaint little town of Kasol
Reward your eyes with the sight of a double rainbow at Jibhi Waterfalls
Witness a beautiful blend of Heritage & History with natural beauty at Hadimba Temple.

Day 01 :

Delhi to Manali

The group assembles at the pick-up point at 7 PM.
We’ll meet the team captains and a small tour briefing session would also be provided.
Afterwards, we’ll head out for an overnight journey to Manali.
Note: The pickup point will be Majnu Ka Tila Bus Stand.

Day 02 :

Arrival & Sightseeing in Manali

On this day, we will head out for a local sightseeing tour of Manali where we will be visiting Hadimba Temple which is an ancient cave temple believed to be 500 years old.
We’ll also visit Manali Mall Road and go for Cafe hopping in Old Manali.
Dinner followed by an overnight stay in Manali.

Day 03 :

Excursion to Solang Valley

After early morning breakfast, we will head towards Solang Valley which is a paradise for adventure enthusiasts.
Upon our arrival in Solang valley, travellers can indulge in activities like Zorbing, Skiing, ATV rides, Paragliding, Zipline, and more. (On personal expense).
We’ll also traverse the iconic Atal Tunnel and visit Sissu which is a beautiful valley nestled in Lahaul. Once we’ve had our fair share of adrenaline, we will head back to Manali.
Dinner followed by an overnight stay in Manali.
Note: The visit to Atal Tunnel/Rohtang Pass/Sissu is not included & subject to time & weather conditions.

Day 04 :

Manali to Kasol

Post early morning breakfast, we will check out of our hotel and head towards Kasol which is a tiny hamlet in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh known for its pristine river streams and lush green forests.
Upon arrival in Kasol, we will check in to our designated hotel. Afterwards, we’ll hike towards Chalal which is a quaint village that offers beautiful views of the entire Parvati Valley.
In the evening, we will indulge in cafe hopping and explore the local market as well.
Dinner followed by an overnight stay in Kasol.

Day 05 :

Drive to Tirthan Valley

Post breakfast, we’ll check out of our hotel and visit the Manikaran Temple and Manikaran Gurudwara. We will also visit the Hot Water Springs in Manikaran which are considered extremely sacred by the locals. Afterwards, we’ll head towards Jibhi which is a tiny hamlet nestled between lush green forests in the Tirthan Valley of Himachal Pradesh.
Upon reaching Jibhi in the evening, we’ll check into our hotel. Afterward, we’ll head out for a sightseeing tour where we’d visit the sparkling Jibhi Waterfall, explore the local market, and indulge in Cafe Hopping.
Dinner will be served in the evening followed by an overnight stay in Jibhi.

Day 06 :

Day Hiking

After early morning breakfast, we will check out of our hotels and head out for a trek to Jalori Pass. The trek leads you to the 360º viewpoint which offers a stunning view of the entire valley along with the Pir Panjal ranges of the Himalayas
After traversing through Jalori Pass, we will also visit the pristine Sirolsar Lake which is a high-altitude lake nestled amidst alpine forests.
Just beside the lake, there is a temple that holds extreme significance for the locals where you can pay your respects as well.
Afterwards, we will descend and head towards Bhuntar/ Aut and board an overnight bus for Delhi.

Day 07 :

Tour Concludes!

We will reach Delhi early morning at 9 AM (tentative).
The group will part ways with fond memories from the trip.
Trip Ends!

FAQs

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What is the best time to visit Manali, Kasol, and Jibhi?

Manali and Kasol: The best time is from March to June for pleasant weather and October to February for snowfall.

Jibhi: March to June and September to November are ideal for mild weather and lush greenery. Winter months (December-February) are great for snow lovers.

What is the significance of Kasol as a destination for backpackers?

Kasol is often called “Mini Israel” due to its popularity among Israeli tourists. It offers a relaxed, bohemian vibe with scenic beauty, trekking trails, and a unique blend of Indian and Israeli culture. Its proximity to various trekking routes makes it a hotspot for adventure lovers.

Why is Jibhi known as an offbeat destination in Himachal Pradesh?

Jibhi, located in the Tirthan Valley, remains less commercialized compared to Manali and Kasol. It’s known for its tranquil environment, dense pine forests, traditional Himachali architecture, and serene riversides, making it ideal for those seeking peace and nature.

What are the cultural aspects that tourists should know about Manali, Kasol, and Jibhi?

Manali: Rich in Himachali traditions, Manali has deep-rooted Hindu influences, with temples like Hadimba Devi Temple being important cultural sites.

Kasol: Influenced by Israeli culture, Kasol’s cafes and food reflect a blend of Himachali and international flavors. The area also showcases traditional village life in surrounding villages like Tosh and Malana.

Jibhi: A quintessential Himachali village with traditional wooden houses, Jibhi offers a glimpse into the rural lifestyle of Himachal.

How far are Kasol and Jibhi from Manali?

Kasol is 75 km from Manali, and Jibhi is around 100 km.

What are the main attractions in Jibhi?

Jibhi Waterfall, Serolsar Lake, and Jalori Pass.

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