Chandratal Lake in June: What to Expect
June is a transitional month for Chandratal, with snow slowly melting and roads beginning to open. Early June is risky, but late June marks the start of the travel season. Learn about weather, road conditions, and whether June is a safe month to plan your trip.
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Serolsar Lake: Himalayan Silence & Sacred Waters
Among Himachal’s hidden treasures, Serolsar Lake stands out for its calmness, natural beauty, and spiritual depth. Located in the Seraj Valley at approximately 3,100 meters, the lake is accessible via a 5 km forest trail from Jalori Pass. Upon arrival, trekkers find a tranquil alpine pool of water that reflects the sky and peaks, along with a small temple dedicated to Budhi Nagin.
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Jana Waterfall
Located near Naggar, Jana Waterfall is a hidden gem in the middle of deodar trees and apple orchards. Visitors can enjoy traditional Himachali food at small dhabas near the waterfall. The journey itself is as rewarding as the destination, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
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Rohtang Through the Lens: A Photographer’s Paradise
With its dramatic landscapes, contrasting weather, and vast open skies, Rohtang is a visual treat for photographers. Learn the best spots and times to capture its raw Himalayan beauty.
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The Spiritual Power of Hadimba Devi
Locals believe that Hadimba Devi watches over the valley, offering protection, guidance, and blessings. The temple is seen as her permanent abode where her spiritual energy remains strong and accessible.
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