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Jibhi Discovery

A flexible local circuit combining forest walks, lake trails, waterfalls, and village time.

Seasonal

Route operation depends on current weather, road access, local regulations, relevant permissions, medical suitability, and operator assessment.

Overview

What this journey asks of you

A three-day Camp & Climb package built around Raghupur Fort, Serolsar Lake, local temples, Jibhi Waterfall, and Mini Thailand. The order can be shaped around weather and group preferences.

Package pricing is customised. It depends on destination, season, group size, pickup, accommodation, and trip requirements.

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Duration
3 days / 2 nights
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Maximum altitude
3,134 m / 10,282 ft at Jalori Pass
Distance
14 km across the two featured return trails
Best season
April–June and September–November
Group size
Custom small-group arrangement
Starting point
Zenden Stays, Jibhi
Ending point
Zenden Stays, Jibhi

Your route explained

Know what the journey will feel like

Follow the numbered map, see how each trail section changes, and get a simple day-by-day sense of walking effort and overnight altitude.

Route map

Your journey, from start to finish

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Stop 1: Jibhi, 1,600 m1Stop 2: Jalori Pass, 3,134 m2Stop 3: Raghupur Fort, 3,300 m3Stop 4: Jalori Pass, 3,134 m4Stop 5: Serolsar Lake, 3,100 m5
1 · StartHighest point

© OpenStreetMap contributors

This map helps you understand the direction and sequence of the journey. The orange connector is a visual guide, not a downloadable trail track; always follow the authorised route and local guide.

The trail in plain English

How the journey changes along the way

Read this like a route story: where you walk next, whether the trail climbs or descends, and where you can expect to stop.

Stage 1Big mountain climb
1
2

Jibhi to Jalori Pass

Around 0.1 km. You rise from 1,600 m to 3,134 m.

Stage 2Gentle climb
2
3

Jalori Pass to Raghupur Fort

Around 1.9 km. You rise from 3,134 m to 3,300 m.

Stage 3Steady descent
3
4

Raghupur Fort to Jalori Pass

Around 2 km. You descend from 3,300 m to 3,134 m.

Stage 4Mostly level
4
5

Jalori Pass to Serolsar Lake

Around 5 km. You descend from 3,134 m to 3,100 m.

Day-by-day rhythm

What each day is likely to feel like

A quick, human-friendly view before you open the full itinerary below.

D1

Shorter trail day

Raghupur Fort

Around 4 kmSleep near 3,134 m
D2

Longest walking day

Serolsar Lake

Around 10 kmSleep near 3,134 m
D3

Easy-going day

Jibhi local circuit

Around 2 kmFinish near 1,600 m

Sleep plan

Where you settle in for the night

A simple look at the overnight stops and how high each one sits.

Camp / stay

Jibhi

1,600 m

Roughly 0 km from the start

Distances, altitudes, and waypoint positions are planning references drawn from the cited route material. They are not a substitute for current local instructions, permits, weather assessment, or navigation by a qualified guide.

Camp & Climb itinerary

Day by day

This outline is based on the route material and operator package. The final sequence is confirmed for each departure.

01Raghupur Fort
4 km3,134 m → 3,134 mOvernight

Drive to Jalori Pass, then walk about 2 km each way to Raghupur Fort and its ridge meadows.

02Serolsar Lake
10 km3,134 m → 3,134 mOvernight

Walk the 5 km forest trail from Jalori Pass to the 3,100 m lake, then return by the same route.

03Jibhi local circuit
2 km1,600 m → 1,600 m

Bhalo Temple, Jibhi Waterfall, and Mini Thailand by taxi and short walks.

What is included

  • Route planning tailored to the agreed itinerary
  • Camping arrangements where listed
  • Meals during the trek where agreed
  • Local guide support
  • Transport included in the confirmed package

What is not included

  • Personal equipment and clothing
  • Travel insurance or medical expenses
  • Unlisted meals, stays, and personal purchases
  • Costs caused by changes outside the agreed itinerary

The confirmed quote and itinerary take precedence. Ask what is included before paying an advance.

Fitness, health, and mountain conditions matter

High-altitude trekking can involve significant physical and environmental demands. Consult a qualified medical professional if you have relevant medical conditions and disclose them to the operator.

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Before you ask

Common questions

Is the route always open?

No. Access depends on weather, road conditions, local regulations, permissions, and operator assessment. Check current status before making travel arrangements.

How is the price calculated?

Pricing depends on the destination, season, group size, pickup point, accommodation, and package requirements. Camp & Climb shares a custom quote after discussing your trip.

Can the itinerary change?

Yes. Mountain conditions can require changes. The final itinerary is discussed before confirmation and may be adapted for safety, access, or local requirements.

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