Tuesday, 5 July 2011

MISTY MOUNTAIN WEEKEND - Great Himalayan National park, Tirthan & Jalori



MISTY MOUNTAIN WEEKEND
Situated 100 kms. from Shimla in Kullu district, the Jalori Pass is  far away  from the urban rigmarole, in the silent wilderness of the Himalayas where every flower truly enjoys the air it breathes. The seasonal blossoms set the hills on fire in their rich variant hues. Cradled within a yet untouched forest heartland, the Jalori Pass offers Nature’s breathing life – bountiful flora and fauna amidst the pristine solitude of the highlands.
Birds, butterflies and flowers of various hues line the alpine meadows, woods and valleys all along the slopes of Jalori. The fragrance of Lillies, Primulas, Asters, Gentians, Rhododendrons along with various rare herbs and medicinal plants please the senses while the stunning views make a winning snapshot for the camera -friendly. Twittering and gushing forth their songs, a plethora of Himalayan feathered species are annually visited by the Gujjars and Gaddis during spring, which return in the months of October and November. For the adventure seeker, the chance meeting with a wandering leopard, a shy Himalayan black bear or a rare Pine Martin for wildlife lovers adds to the excitement. The forests of Jalori are a tribute to the magnificence of nature.

The Itinerary
Day Zero, July 28th (Evening)
Board the evening Volvo bus from Chanderlok building at 1700 hours towards Manali. We reach Aut at about 0600hrs in the morning. Dinner enroute.
Day One, July 29th
Disembark at Aut and board your cabs, which take us to Seraj valley, one of the most beautiful intermediate valleys of Kullu. We check into Camp Himalayan.
After refreshing ourselves and a delicious breakfast we drive to Jalori pass (3300mts). Hike from Jalori pass to Serolsar lake through a cedar forest also laden with oaks and rhododendron. After a picnic lunch at the lake we hike towards Shoja, a quaint village in a beautiful setting. The evening is spent at the camp enjoying dinner by the bonfire.
Day Two, July 30th
Today we explore the Tirthan valley which is on the vestiges of the Great Himalayan National Park. Visit the park centre at Sairopa and proceed towards Raju’s cottage which is our stay for today. After checking in we go for a hike into the park. Packed lunch along the hike and we return to the cottage by the evening, enjoying trout by the riverside.

Day Three, July 31st
The morning is spent hiking and visiting the temple at Bandal village. Back down to the cottage for lunch and time is spent by the riverside. Depart at 1600 hrs to reach Aut and board the Volvo bus at 1900 hrs back to Delhi.
COST
Self Drive Option - INR 5,800/- (Five thousand eight hundred per person)
Full Board Option - INR 8,690/- (Eight thousand six hundred and ninety per person)
INCLUDES
Accommodation in Camp Himalayan cottage for one night, Accommodation at Raju’s Cottage for second night, breakfast, lunch, dinner, mineral water, Camp activities, Trek, Bar-be-que, Bonfire
EXCLUDES
Service Tax (@2.58%) on the whole bill
Liquor, soft drinks,
Personal expenses like tips, telephone calls, etc.
Any services / meals not mentioned above
Insurance
LIST OF ESSENTIALS
1. T-shirts/Shirts
2. Shorts
3. Comfortable fit Jeans/Track Pants
4. Jacket/Sweater
5. Floaters
6. Comfortable walking shoes/sneakers
7. Sunscreen Lotion
8. Cap
9. Flashlight
10. Sunglasses
11. Medicines, if requiring any specific medication
12. Camera (optional)

DISCLAIMER
Travel With Dj. takes utmost care to ensure safety of its clients. However in the case of any unforeseen mishaps, Travel with Dj. will not be liable for any injuries caused or for loss of life. All disputes rising due to the above are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts in Himachal Pradesh only. All participants would be required to sign an Indemnity Form before the start of the program, without which they would not be allowed to take part in the trip/program/activities.
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