Dev Bhomi Himachal - Tirthan Valley - Day 4



Thirthan valley is truly a piece of secluded heaven. While returning from Tosh we decided to stop at Thirthan Valley, a gateway to Great Himalayan National Park. On reaching there we patted ourselves for finding this hidden gem. We stayed at Khem Bharti's Trout Valley hotel, a home stay. It is a perfect place to spend time with yourself.

You can just laze around, go walking, cycling, fishing or just sleep. The river was just opposite our hotel and both sides of the road was filled with fruit laden trees.







a beautiful evening

I do not have words to describe the sunset along the river when whole Thirthan just lit up after a cloudy day making it truly magical. The night was clear and it was great fun lying on the roof of hotel watching the stars.

The couple who owns that hotel were awesome and so was Mrs Bharti's cooking. The mutton curry rice which they served at lunch and chicken curry in dinner were probably one of the best I have had so far.
Houses in Thirthan Valley
 The beautiful river
Refreshing water
 
Next morning we left for Delhi, after a very beautiful and eventful holiday comprising of 4 nights in 4 different locations covering a distance of 1300 kms. But like the say all good things come to an end.

Location: Tirthan, The Great Himalayan National Park, Mashyar, Himachal Pradesh

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