Arrival Bhunter By Volvo Coach. Met by VTS representative and escorted to Trout Valley Homestay. Journey time 1.5 hours from Bhunter. Arrive, Freshen up. After lunch walk to the Nagini Village. Visit the unique temple of Devta Evening back to the Trout Valley Homestay. O/N at Homestay.
Day 02:
Morning walk around the stay. Ready for a nice Angling trip with professional guide and all equipments. Evening back to rest house. O/N at Homestay.
Day 03:
Early morning Breakfast and drive to a trekking point for Rolla. After a short trek of 3-4 hours reach Rolla passing through one of the most magnificient villages and tribe of Sainj valley. Lunch / Packed Lunch as convenient. Reach Rolla and stay in either FRH with ground mats or in Camp. O/N at Camping.
Day 04:
After Morning Breakfast back to Trout Valley. A small village tour is arranged as per your convinience. O/N in Homestay.
Day 05:
After Breakfast drive to Kullu, and evening departure to delhi by volvo coach.
Trip Ends With Sweet Memories !!!
At the border of Great Himalayan National Park at 4500 fts. Above sea level. The Tirthan Valley in Kullu District is one of the most beautiful places in Himachal Pradesh. Located within the Great Himalayan National Park, the 'pucca' road winds its way lazily along the river through forests and past fields and tiny hamlets with quaint names like Chalogi, Mungla, Nagini, Ghushaini ..... Numerous paths lead off the road to the snow fed river itself as it gushes its way over the rocks to drop into pools and spread itself out over flats where every stone is visible through its crystal clear waters, home to the wilder brown trout and its more coveted cousin, the rainbow trout.
Tirthan Valley is home to the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP).
The Tirthan Valley
Located within the Great Himalayan National Park, the road winds its way lazily along the river through forests and past fields and tiny hamlets with quaint names like Chalogi, Mungla, Nagini, Ghushaini and numerous paths lead off the road to the snow fed river itself as it gushes its way over the rocks to drop into pools and spread itself out over flats where every stone is visible through its crystal clear waters, home to the wilder brown trout and its more coveted cousin, the rainbow trout.
