Tirthan Valley is, in fact, a paradise situated in the backdrop of Himachal Pradesh. Known for its beautiful terrain and serene environment, it is one of the places that has not been flooded with tourists. While Tirthan Valley has the most visited tourist attractions in the interiors, it has lots more than what visitors can see.

These off the beaten path destinations allow you to appreciate the beauty of nature and discover social aspects of this valley. Exploring these treasures is best done by staying in a Tirthan Valley homestay. While staying at an ordinary hotel where you’re just another guest coming to Tirthan Valley, the homestay helps to dive deeper and get to know the locals of the area. And now let’s look at some of the lesser-known attractions in Tirthan Valley to understand why they should be on your bucket list.

Serolsar Lake

A small lake is called Serolsar lake which is small water body and surrounded by thick forest. Unlike other attractions, it is not very popular, so those who prefer to be alone will find a good place for that here. The only way to get to the lake is by walking through pathways that will give an excellent view of the valley.

It is even fun just to travel, and the sound of birds and leaves provides a soothing effect. When you get there, the lake is stunning, and looking at its clear water will indeed amaze you. For the same reason, if you are staying in a homestay in Tirthan Valley nearby, you can visit Serolsar Lake in the morning, before the hordes of tourists arrive.

Gushaini

Gushaini is a small village and is famous with the title of ‘Trout Fishing Capital’ of Himachal Pradesh. If you are an angler or you simply wish to spend your time fishing on the river, it is among the best places to stay in Tirthan Valley. Tirthan river passes through this village and there are several places to catch fishes and to enjoy the picnics.

It is also a hub for treks to Great Himalayan National Park and other nearby areas. If you are in Tirthan valley in Gushaini, a veg homestay Tirthan Valley means that you can taste local food while traveling. The cool and serene nature of the place and the friendly people are enough reasons why this place is a fitting place for any tourist.

Chehni Kothi

Chehni Kothi is an ancient tower in the village of the same name. This historical piece of architecture is made of stones and wood, which shows how marvelous the architecture of the area was. Access to Chehni Kothi requires a little trekking, which is beautiful and quite amusing.

The village itself is beautiful, clad with Himachali houses and the valley view is magnificent. Visiting the Chehni Kothi Homestays in Tirthan Valley to enable you to interact with the locals as you visit this heritage centre.

Conclusion

Tirthan Valley has many unexplored areas that tourists and visitors can come across. Also, from the beautiful Serolsar Lake to the Chehni Kothi palace-cum-school, these destinations have things that are not found in most exciting places. To get deeper with the valley one can try out Khwaabgaah, one of the best homestays in Tirthan Valley. Here, you will get cozy, capture the homely feel and get a perfect start to your Tirthan explorations. Do not let your trip to be boring by not visiting these amazing marvels.