Tirthan, a tributary of the Beas river in Himachal Pradesh, is one of the rarest of rivers in India. Not because it is teeming with trout, or because the tiny valley is home to nearly 100 species of butterflies, or because it has several functioning water mills running with flow of the river, but because it is protected by the Himachal legislature and by a court ruling as a free-flowing river. This means that no hydropower and dam projects can be built on the river. So, it is very good for fishing as well.

Known for the sublime beauty of its forests and wildlife, majestic snow-clad peaks, and clear rivers fed by glaciers, the Park is India’s crowning glory, protecting and representing the Western Himalayas. The Park has something for everyone. Weary city dwellers can find solace in the lush greenery and crisp mountain air. Wildlife and nature lovers will be astonished by the sheer variety of flora and fauna. Trekkers will delight in the challenges and discoveries that abound on remote and pristine trekking trails.

Chhoie Waterfall in Tirthan Valley can be reached through a short trek of 3 km walk that begins from Village Nagini which takes about 1 hour. The waterfall is named after local deity Chhoi Mata and locals come to worship the goddess at one of the trees before the waterfall. The trek to the Chhoie or Choi waterfall begins at the Nagini village. It is a 45-minute uphill trek. One needs to climb the steep rocks and pass through steep mountains, dense forests to reach the Chhoie waterfall. It is advisable to start the trek in broad day and come back during day time for safety reasons.

A high mountain pass, the Jalori pass is at an altitude of 10,282 ft and is a must trip for every adventure lover. One of the most challenging passes to cross in the high Himalayan regions, this pass ticks all the boxes if you are after trekking thrills. A bumpy ride, the way to the top is both challenging and risky. This is the first Indian pass that opens every year that is drivable by vehicles and this pass remains closed in peak winters. What makes this pass what it is, is that it is a nodal point of connecting many high Himalayan valleys including Kullu Valley, Shimla Valley, Tirthan Valley, and Kinnaur Valley.

One of the most accessible attractions in Jibhi is the waterfall. It is situated deep inside a forest. While walking to the waterfall, you will come across numerous wooden bridges in the path, which make the place picturesque. The place is very enchanting, and the music of the water flowing by makes for an enthralling experience. If you’re lucky, you’ll also be looking at a rainbow in the waterfall in the morning.

Raghupur Fort is a historic place, believed to have been built by the ancient Mandi rulers, perhaps once used by guards or archers to survey the landscape for any signs of approaching enemies and to protect themselves from any invasion.Another trek starting from Jalori Pass, the trek to Raghupur Fort is of a short 3 km. The Raghupur Fort is now in ruins, with barely some walls standing. The trek offers a splendid 360 degree view of the valley.

Mini Thailand is a Hidden gem of Jibhi that is located inside the rich forest area. Mini Thailand is the tourist name of this place however locals refer this place as kuli katandi and veer ki aar.Follow the motorable road going towards Jalori Pass from Jibhi (NH-305) and you will find a forest rest house board on your left hand side.You need to trek downhill around 500 Meter in the forest area near to Pushp bhadra river to reach this hidden gem from the forest rest house board and the road leading towards the rest house..

Serolsar Lake is a beautiful pristine mystical lake just 6 km from Jalori Pass. A short one and half hour trek will take you to the lake. The trek is not difficult at all. The lake is considered to be sacred and no one is allowed to go in the lake. The temple of Budhi Nagin is considered to be a holy place and tourists stop by to pay respects. It is said that you won’t ever find leaves fallen on the lake, the birds clean them up. On a clear day, you'll be amazed by the reflections of the sky on the lake.