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Experiences Around Boho Grove — For Every Kind of Soul

The mountains have a rhythm — sometimes fast with adventure, sometimes slow with peace. From riverside picnics to starry bonfires, every experience around Boho Grove brings you closer to nature’s heartbeat

Trekking

Wander through pine forests towards Jalori Pass and Serolsar Lake; let the Himalayas teach you stillness.

Art & Photography Corners

Capture or create; your creativity finds space here

River Bank Picnic

5-minute walk from Boho Grove; pack coffee, local snacks, and just breathe.

Camping Nights

Forest edge or orchard — sleep under constellations with stories and chai

Boho Café

Board games, acous􀆟c evenings, local brews — where travellers become friends.

Bonfire Evenings

Music, stories, and furry friends by your side

Great Himalayan National Park

Best Home Stay in Tirthan Valley, Boho Grove is situated close to the celebrated Great Himalayan National Park, a haven for wildlife in the western Himalayas. Principal attractions encompass rich flora & fauna, beautiful scenery, preservation work, hiking possibilities, and cultural significance. Reaching the park necessitates a brief 10-minute drive followed by a 5 k.m hike, with a required guide for your well-being and experience.

10 min drive + 8 km guided trek; UNESCO wilderness at your doorstep

Serloskar Lake Trek

Serolsar Lake, a beautiful spot, lies a five-kilometer walk from Jalori Pass. More than just pretty scenery, the water body has spiritual importance and is a local place of worship. Locals visit there each Saturday, walking around the lake and making offerings to the divine figure believed to guard the region. The path to Serolsar Lake delights those who enjoy woodlands, meandering through thick cedar and pine trees. From the encompassing viewpoint offering unbroken sights, visitors get wide perspectives of the Pir Panjal and the Great Himalayas. This walk suits one & all from families to seasoned hikers, as the trek is quite simple and easy to do, featuring easy upward and downward slopes mostly.

Jalori Pass

Jalori Pass, situated in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district, is a captivating high-elevation mountain crossing providing spectacular vistas of the adjacent slopes and dales. It serves as an entry point to the gorgeous Seraj Valley and is highly recommended for those who love nature and hiking. The summit stands at 3,120 meters (10,300 feet) and is famous for its vibrant vegetation, peaceful bodies of water, and mesmerising hiking routes. Whether you're looking for excitement or simply wish to soak in the peaceful atmosphere of the Himalayas, Jalori Pass presents a perfect spot.

Raghupur Fort

Raghupur Fort, believed to be constructed by Mandi rulers as a fortification, involves a 3-kilometer walk (roughly 2 hours) starting from Jalori Pass. The path meanders through woods of oak and rhododendron, presenting sweeping vistas of the Himalayas. Despite only remnants standing, the outlook from the summit is breathtaking, providing picturesque valley scenes. It's an excellent location for capturing images, presenting distinct and almost otherworldly possibilities.

A short, scenic hike with 360° views and a photographer’s dream

Chhoie Waterfall

Mist, moss, and mountain magic

Chhoie waterfalls presents a beautiful, untouched natural spectacle embraced by vibrant foliage and gentle slopes. This cascade provides a peaceful retreat, ideal for outdoor meals and unwinding. The gentle roar of falling water combined with the refreshing spray in the atmosphere establishes a calm setting, enabling guests to bond with the environment and take a break from their usual schedules. Getting to the falls involves a brief drive, under five minutes, then an approximately forty-minute walk through woodlands and settlements

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Sharchi Village

Apple orchards, wooden homes, and the trail to Lambri Top

Sharchi, a charming hamlet situated high up at 2200 meters among the peaks, is the starting point for the journey to Lambri Top. A beautiful drive (roughly 11 kms) takes you to Sharchi, winding through cedar woods and revealing stunning vistas of the valley and mountains. The hamlet is encircled by apple groves and showcases classic timber dwellings. Lambri Top, a crest linking the Tirthan and Seraj Valley, requires just an hour's hike beyond the village. From there, you get sweeping outlooks across the Tirthan Valley and find superb places to pitch a tent. Additionally, a day trip to Jalori Pass is possible. Enjoy authentic Himachali food in this untouched - hidden gem, lesser-known locale, far from typical tourist hustle.

Jibhi - Mini Thailand &
Jibhi Waterfall

A refreshing dip amid jungle greens

Jibhi, situated in Himachal Pradesh's Banjar Valley, is a popular hill station recognized for its verdant scenery and peaceful atmosphere. Jibhi Waterfall: A brief trek leads to a placid cascade that is delightful to behold. Mini Thailand: A secluded treasure boasting vistas reminiscent of Thailand's tropical allure, with abundant foliage, transparent streams, and calm settings. Jibhi is roughly an hour's travel from the accommodations.

Chaini Kothi

Ancient stone-tower village echoing Himalayan history

Chaini Kothi, a lofty edifice in Chaini hamlet, is reached by a 2 km climb past Shringa Rishi Bagi shrine. The village offers breathtaking sights of Tirthan Valley. Built in the 17th century as a fortifying keep, it initially boasted seven tiers, yet two were destroyed in the 1905 tremor. It endures as one of the highest edifices in classic Himachali design, reaching above 45 meters. The community and the village is picturesque with wheat fields and traditional shawl-making.