If you feel up for it, a 2 hour hike from Chehni Kothi to Jibhi Waterfall will destress you none other. With an entry fee of INR 20 per person you can spend some time enjoying the cold water from the waterfall, listen to birds crip and soak in the overall vibe of the place.

Make your way to Rolla to enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The sunset from Rolla is a breathtaking sight and a must-see for nature lovers and photographers.

Head for an early dinner at Trout Valley Restaurant. The restaurant specializes in trout-based dishes, a local delicacy in the region. The restaurant also serves various other dishes, including Indian, Chinese, and continental cuisine.

Return to your hostel to unwind with your fellow backpackers over a cup of hot chocolate/ bonfire or board games.

Start your day with a hot cup of coffee, admiring the mesmerizing view at the cozy wooden Hosteller.

Enjoy a delicious breakfast with a beautiful view from our cafe.

Visit the Great Himalayan National Park and explore the rich flora and fauna of the region. This is UNESCO's heritage site spread across 74 sq km that is home to 181 bird species and 31 species of mammals.

Head to Ghushaini, a quaint town, 10 km away at the entrance to the Great Himalayan National Park. You can experience various adventure activities like fishing, rappelling across Tirthan river, river crossing, camping and hiking among others.

Head to MoonLight Cafe, a local eatery located in Gushaini Market. You can enjoy a warm home local meal like kadhi chawal, rajma chawal and matar paneer starting at just INR 100. You can also try the local Himachali delicacy, Siddu here.

It’s time to explore the small but beautiful roads of Gushaini market, located at the confluence of the rivers Tirthan and Falachan. You can also visit the temple located in the market for its ancient Himachali architecture and pretty views.

Take a 51-minute ride to Chehni Kothi, a 1500-year-old wooden fort in the village of Chehni. The fort is known for its unique architecture and is a must-visit destination in Tirthan Valley.

If you feel up for it, a 2 hour hike from Chehni Kothi to Jibhi Waterfall will destress you none other. With an entry fee of INR 20 per person you can spend some time enjoying the cold water from the waterfall, listen to birds crip and soak in the overall vibe of the place.

Make your way to Rolla to enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The sunset from Rolla is a breathtaking sight and a must-see for nature lovers and photographers.

Head for an early dinner at Trout Valley Restaurant. The restaurant specializes in trout-based dishes, a local delicacy in the region. The restaurant also serves various other dishes, including Indian, Chinese, and continental cuisine.

Return to your hostel to unwind with your fellow backpackers over a cup of hot chocolate/ bonfire or board games.