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Barot Valley – The Treasure of Himachal Pradesh

Discover Barot Valley, a serene escape in Himachal Pradesh offering trekking, camping, and peaceful mountain views away from the crowds.<br>

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Barot Valley – The Treasure of Himachal Pradesh

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  1. Barot Valley – The Treasure of Himachal Pradesh Situated in the foothills of Himachal Pradesh, Barot Valley still remains an explored site of India. It is situated in the Mandi district of Himachal at a height of 6000ft above sea level. This valley is well-known for its beauty, cleanliness, purity, and the kind-hearted people who live here. www.onlinehimachal.com

  2. Overview of Barot Valley Barot Valley is a beautiful and peaceful place in Himachal Pradesh, India. It is a small village in the Mandi district. The distance of Barot Valley from Mandi town is about 63 miles and 37 kilometers from Joginder Nagar. The valley is 6,000 feet above sea level. Such a height makes it one of the top spots for adventure lovers. www.onlinehimachal.com

  3. How To Reach Barot Valley? 1. By Air If you don’t like crowded spaces or busy roads, air transportation is a good option. The nearest airport to Barot is the Kullu airport at Bhuntar, which is about 100 km away from the valley. www.onlinehimachal.com

  4. 2. By Train If you prefer trains, the nearest railway station is Joginder Nagar, which is 36 km from Barot Valley. Joginder Nagar station connects to cities Palampur, and Ghatasni. It also has links with Pathankot through a narrow-gauge rail network. The Pathankot-Mandi road is only about 96 km from Barot. This makes it easy for travelers to reach Barot without any hassle. like Chandigarh, www.onlinehimachal.com

  5. 3. By Road Delhi to Barot Valley – 476 km Chandigarh to Barot Valley – 241 km Pathankot to Barot Valley – 182 km There are two main road routes from Delhi to Barot Valley. The first route is through Mandi and the Jogindernagar. Both routes cover similar distances and take about the same amount of time. other is through www.onlinehimachal.com

  6. What Is The Best Time To Visit the Barot Valley? There are no windy or harsh climate conditions in Barot Valley except during the monsoons. Due to its extreme height, the valley receives plenty of rainfall. This is the primary cause why people prefer to visit here for trekking. www.onlinehimachal.com

  7. Best Places to Visit in Barot Valley 1. Uhl River The Uhl River is the only natural water source in the valley. It begins from the Thamsar Glacier in the Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas. It is one of the top attractions in Barot Valley. www.onlinehimachal.com

  8. 2. Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary Across the Uhl River, there is a sanctuary called the Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary, which is an extremely popular destination. The sanctuary is home to many animals, including the Himalayan Monal, Black Bear, and Ghoral. The trek route to Kullu also passes through the lush forests of this sanctuary. www.onlinehimachal.com

  9. 3. Barot Temple The Barot Temple is widely known as the Dev Pashakot Temple. This stunning temple is located along the Uhl River. To reach the temple, you will have to trek downhill for about 15 minutes. It is an extremely peaceful spot with spiritual significance, and the temple is devoted to a local deity. www.onlinehimachal.com

  10. 4. Chuhar Valley Chuhar Valley is another beautiful part of the Mandi district. Some of the key sites here include Jhatingri Hrangnarayan Temple. The valley is also famous for the Mandi Shivratri festival, which is an annual celebration by the local people. village and the www.onlinehimachal.com

  11. 5. Shanan Hydel Project The Shanan Hydel Project was the motivation for developing Barot Valley. It was one of the initial projects of India related to hydroelectric power with a megawatt capacity and was created by the British in partnership with the ruler of Jogindernagar. Today, it is managed by the Punjab State Electricity Board. www.onlinehimachal.com

  12. Conclusion Barot Valley in Himachal Pradesh is one of the pristine paradises where nature’s beauty meets peace and tranquility. One can indulge in a range of experiences in the Barot Valley, such as trekking, camping, and more, and witness the magnificence of nature. It has a lot of things to offer, rather than just scenery amid the mountains. So, pack your bags, embrace the allure of this hidden Himalayan gem, and be prepared to create your own stories amid the mountains. www.onlinehimachal.com

  13. Contact Us Address: Joginder Nagar, Mandi (H.P.) - 175015 Call Us: +91 88822 38475 +91 19082 92084 Email Us: info@onlinehimachal.com www.onlinehimachal.com

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