Hiking Detours

A scenic ridge‑line hike ending at the Hanumangarh temple, perched at 3,000 m in the silence of the mountains. We drive up to Chaina Pass to start, making our way through forest to the top for majestic 360° views of the Dhauladhar ranges.

Around 30 km from Bir, Tatwani’s natural hot springs are tucked deep in the forest, reached only by a two‑hour hike. A dip in the hot water makes every step worth it, leaving you relaxed and rejuvenated.

A quiet Himalayan valley tucked behind pine forests and grazing meadows. The trail passes wooden bridges, clear streams and old Gaddi shepherd shelters, opening into a landscape that still feels wild.

Follow an old trade route towards Bara Bhangal. This hike winds through forest paths and shepherd trails, past the legendary Bheem Pathar and through Panjoldug village, ending at the spring that supplies water to Gunehar.

A slow, steady climb through the forest, following shepherd trails and crossing streams. Pause by natural pools, watch birds, and take in the sounds of the hills. The hike ends at a forgotten village, where time moves a little differently.

Hike through thick woods to a nearly‑abandoned village of mudhouses and no signal. Spend time admiring nature, listening to the rustle of leaves, and imagining life as it was in the years gone by.