Lahaul Valley is a splendid combination of unbelievable natural scenic views and beauty interspersed with fascinating Buddhist culture and art. The word Lahaul means the "Country of Gods" and rightly so since it is marked by high mountains, massive glaciers, rivers, and high passes. The land is a quaint settlement guarded by snow-topped mountains that stop the advance of monsoon rains from the south but the northerly winds pound the region with heavy snow in winters.

Manali is located in the mountains of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, which is located in the northern direction of the Kullu Valley near the Beas River. It is about 270 km away from Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh. Manali is a popular tourist destination and is known as the 'Valley of the Gods'

Anandpur Sahib is situated on the banks of the Shivalik Hills of the Indian state of Punjab. Near the Sutlej River, which is the longest river among the five rivers flowing through the historic region of Punjab. It is one of the holiest places in Sikhism, the city is also considered a pilgrimage site of Sikhism. The city is home to the Kesgarh Sahib Gurdwara, one of the five Sikh boards.

Serolsar Lake is a high altitude lake in the outer Seraj Valley of the Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh, India. The lake is about 3,100 metres above the sea level and is surrounded by thick forest cover. Serolsar Lake is accessible via Jalori pass.

Jalori Pass is situated in a quiet environment away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Which is located in Kullu. Amidst the secluded solitude of the highlands, the region blossoms with exotic flora and fauna that blow every trekker's senses.

located in Kullu region in the state of Himachal Pradesh. The park established in 1984, is spread over an area of 1171 km2 . The altitude varies from 1500M to 6000M and the National Park is a habitat to numerous flora. Over 375 fauna species, consisting of 181 birds, 9 amphibians, 11 annelids, 3 reptiles, 17 mollusks, 31 mammals and 127 insects are home to this park. This valley is tucked away from the Kullu valley and provides the beautiful landscape of the Himalayas. It is a popular place for natural lovers and trekkers.

An impressive 45 meter tall piece of architecture, the tower is made of stone and wood and is the tallest standing structure of its kind in Himalaya, A living testimony of the skilled craftsmen of the local villagers as great wood craftsmen.

A cascading waterfall with numerous wooden bridges along the path is a picturesque attraction near Banjar valley

Manikaran Gurudwara & Hot Springs located in the premises of the Gurudwara, the springs are considered as holiest and the devout take a dip here believing to have medicinal healing properties.

Kasol located in Parvati valley the river Parvati cuts across the valley creating a stunning landscape. The popular treks to Kheer Ganga and Tosh nallah start from here. Kasol is also known to be a haven for Israeli food and consequently, been given the name the “mini Israel”.

Sainj valley Very offbeat valley, the Sainj valley trek takes you right into the heart of Great Himalayan National Park (GNHP). The trek starts at the magnificent meadows of Shangarh reminding one of Kashmir as the trail goes through dense forests, ringing with bird cries finally opening out of the forest with remarkable views of the mighty peaks surrounding the Raktisar glacier.

Chhoie Waterfall is located at a distance of about 3 km from the Tirthan valley, this waterfall can be reached by walking. The trek starts at Nagini Village, taking 1 hour to reach the waterfalls. The waterfall is named after the local deity Chhoie Mata and locals come to worship the goddess on a tree before the waterfall.

Lambri Top is located at a distance of about 19 kilometres from the Gushaini, that connects Tirthan Valley and Seraj Valley. It is located above high mountains in the Sarchi. It is a base for the climb to Lambri Top. This hiking passes through pretty forests of the Jamala village, which is a steep one hour climb from Sarchi. Lambri Top has mesmerising views of the entire Tirthan Valley. It is a lovely place to camp with uninterrupted sights of greenery, pine forests flanked by snowy peaks.

Sarchi is a beautiful Village located high up approx 2200 meter in mountains, that is 19 km from Gushaini. Passing through Gushaini views the beautiful cedar trees and lush green mountains. It's peak offers spectacular views of the Great Himalayan National Park.The village of Sarchi is set amidst apple orchards and is a traditional village with local architecture and wooden houses.

A great alternate to camping at Rolla is the campsite at Talinga which is on a flat ground adjacent to the roaring Tirthan River. There is a hanging wooden bridge that goes to the villages of Talinga & Shalinga that completes a pretty picture. The campsite at Talinga is hardly two hours from the bridge at Gushaini.