Unwind on your spacious balcony with breathtaking views of the flowing Jibhi River, majestic Jalori Mountain, charming Sojha Village, and the vibrant Jibhi Main Market. Your private panorama awaits!
Discover a haven of peace and breathtaking scenery in the heart of Jibhi. Our spacious, private rooms offer the perfect sanctuary for families seeking relaxation. However, the true jewel of our offering is the expansive balcony, boasting what we confidently claim to be the best panoramic views in all of Jibhi.
Our unbeatable balcony has views of Jibhi River, Jalori Mountain, Sojha, JIbhi market & Deodar trees. Spacious, private rooms for family relaxation. Your scenic mountain escape!
You’ll love the stylish décor of this charming place to stay. Resort a initiative of creating a home for travelers to relish the raw beauty and lifestyle of Tirthan valley. Cottages each having a small outdoor siting area offering mesmerizing view if flowing waters and tall mountains. A 30 metre walk to our Cottage rooms and restaurant surround by multiple lawn, apple and appricot trees,all having a deck area perfect for kids to play around , Pool Side and Garden
The space
Huts offer “best of both worlds”, i.e. luxurious plush interiors with all amenities and comforts but away from the unwanted hustle-bustle of city life.
Huts are nice and warm as wood acts as an insulator and avoids the escape of heat from the room.
Wood is a natural humidity regulator. Its moisture content always matches the ambient air, providing natural humidity stabilization and regulation.
Resort, have a restaurant with multi-cuisine dining and also local traditional Pahari delicacies to soothe your taste buds. The resort provides an open sitting area along with a bonfire and has a beautiful garden.
Guest access
Package applicable as per resort policy like long Holidays like Republic day, Independence day, Holi, X-Mass and New Year.
Food like never before
Taste Himachali Cuisine
Delicacies of Himachali Dham:Food is cooked on special occasions on wood fire in thick utensils made of Brass & Copper called "Charoti".Food is served course wise on fresh tree leaves called "Patal", while the guests sit on floor.Only plain white rice is served with all the dishes.Mainly the dishes cooked are:
MADRA:Different types of Madra is cooked in Curd,Spices & Dry Fruits.Madra can be of Rajmaha or White Channa or Mukand Wari or seasonal local vegetable like Lungru.
PALDA:Sort of Punjabi Kadi, but with more of Buttermilk & curd & less of Besan.Without Pakora, instead Cauliflower & thick Besan Sewian is used, which makes Palda entirely different then Punjabi Kadi.
AURI GREEN MOONG DAL:Green Moon Dal cooked with Pinch of Mustard Paste.
TELIA MAHA:Whole Black Maha(Urd Dal) & Rajmah cooked little dry in Mustard Oil.This little dry Dal & Mustard Oil flavour gives different taste than regular Dal Makhani.
KHATTA MEAT:Tender goat meat cooked with local Ammchoor,burnt whole Walnut with shell,Sonf & little Gud(to balance the sourness).
VEG KHATTA:Instead of meat Black Channa is cooked with same recipe.
MEETHA BHAAT:Basmati Rice cooked in Sugar Syrup, Desi Ghee & Dry Fruits is served as Dessert.
Other Himachali Food we serve to our guests:REHRU, KHUOROO, BABROO, SIDDU, BEDUAN ROTI, AURI WALA PETHA & Seasonal Vegetables as LUNGRU or LASHURA, KARALI, AMBUA & PATRODE.
Bonfire
Music
Village Walk
Nature Walk
River Walk
Lavish Food
Event
Pet Friendly
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Other things to note
River Crossing, Tirthan Valley
River crossing in the Tirthan Valley is an adventure sport for people who are looking for some adrenaline rush in the quiet valley. A person is tied to a safety harness and slides from one point to the other, with the turbulent Tirthan river gushing underneath. The icy cold spray of the river while taking on the sport, sure is a motivating factor for enthusiasts.
Jibhi, Tirthan Valley
Often referred to as a mesmerizing "hamlet" situated amidst the lush green forests and surrounded by variegated mountains, Jibhi is located in the Tirthan Valley of Himachal Pradesh. The dense pine forests, tranquil freshwater lakes and pristine temples make this place worth visiting. You will be spellbound after visiting this place and would not want to leave it. The cozy Victorian-style cottages in which you can stay are an added bonus that makes you feel as if you are living in the Victorian Period. So enjoy a cup of chai while listening to the sweet chirpings of the birds in the lap of nature.
Jibhi Waterfall
The Jibhi Waterfall is hidden inside the forest that cannot be seen until you are well inside the dense forest. The gushing of water flows like music and makes the whole place enchanting. Small wooden bridges are built near the waterfall that provides a picturesque view of the place. So, sit near the waterfall and enjoy the music of nature.
Jalori Pass, Shoja
Nestled in the peaks of northern Himalayas lies the Jalori mountain pass, located between the districts of Kullu and Shimla. Perhaps one would recognise it better as the snow-covered summit in the Bollywood film "Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani", where actors Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone are seen trekking through the mountainside. The pass opens in the second week of March and shuts down in December due to snowfall.
Situated at a height of 10,800 feet above sea level, Jalori Pass is located at a distance of 5 kilometres from Shoja. The leading road is narrow and extremely steep, not to mention uneven and full of potholes, making it a bumpy ride and sometimes it becomes difficult to drive the car even in first gear. Vehicles are prone to slipping due to frost during the winter, even after machines have swept away the snow.
The Jalori Pass Trek that starts from here is a moderate level trek seated amidst vast coniferous forests, and can be best covered between the seasons of mid-June to mid-October when traversing through the snow is an easy feat. The path leads to the nearby Serolsar Lake and 'Budhi Naagin' temple.
Serolsar Lake, Shoja
Serolsar Lake, another major attraction of the village is located about 5 km from Jalori Pass. The lake has clear water which remains so despite of several leaves falling in to it.
The place is better known for its temple devoted to Goddess Budhi Nagin. It is believed that the Goddess has hundred sons and acts as a guardian of the place. The walk to the lake is equally enchanting from Jalori pass, with thick cover of oak trees.
Waterfall Point, Shoja
A long silent walk through the nature with gurgling sound of water can do wonder to your senses. At a mere distance of 1 Km from Shojha, the waterfall point is a magical journey that spellbinding and beautiful.
A best place for your morning walk, you will find the water of the fall sweet and cold. Make sure you do not miss this place at any cost!
Raghupur Fort, Shoja
Raghupur Fort is a historic place which is believed to be built by Mandi rulers, to protect themselves from the invasion. Today, nothing much is left of it except the outer portion of the walls.
However, what makes visiting this fort more fun is the way to reach it. A walk or rather a climb of 3 Kms from Jalori Pass, the path gets steeper during last kilometer. The way is covered with lush green oaks and rhododendrons with great Himalayas in backdrop. A small pond is present within the premises of the fort.
Amenities:
Garden view • First aid kit • Pool view • Mountain view • TV • Wifi • Indoor fireplace • Outdoor shower • Valley view • Fire extinguisher
