Main camp
Raghupur Fort
Sleep on the 3,400 m meadow beside the ruins. Famous for the 360° Himalayan view.
- 3,400 m
- ~3 km from Jalori Pass
Sleep at Raghupur Fort, the Jalori Pass base, or Serolsar Lake. Tent and 2 meals, or tent only if you do not want food. Add a bonfire, a guide, or Siddu & Pahari Maggi. Near Jibhi.
The camp
Jalori Pass · Kullu · tent on the 3,400 m meadow
Overnight · not a day dash
You walk up from Jalori Pass through oak and rhododendron. Raghupur is famous for the fort, a 360° view, and the Himalayan range. Tents are already pitched when you arrive.
Dinner and breakfast are at camp. You do not carry kit, cook, or rush back the same afternoon. Add a local guide at booking if you want someone to walk the group in and out.
From the meadow
Famous for the fort, a 360° view, and the Himalayan range. Tap a photo to open it full size.
Where you sleep
Raghupur is the main meadow camp. Jalori Pass is the base — you can stay at the road head. Serolsar Lake is the signature night, the other trail from the pass. Pick one at booking.
Main camp
Sleep on the 3,400 m meadow beside the ruins. Famous for the 360° Himalayan view.
Base camp
Camp at the road head. Easiest arrival — no long walk up if you want to stay at the pass.
Signature stay
The other trail from Jalori. A night by the sacred lake, through deodar and oak.
We arrange everything
We pitch the tent. Choose dinner and breakfast, or tent only if you do not want food. Weather and the Jalori road are checked before we lock your date.
Per person
₹1,500 per person / night
No food
₹1,000 per person / night
Optional add-on
₹1,000 optional, per booking
Optional add-on
₹800 optional, per booking
Optional add-on
₹200 optional, per person
Example: 2 people × 1 night = ₹3,000 with meals, or ₹2,000 tent only. Add a guide, bonfire, or Siddu & Pahari Maggi if you want them.
Book and pay at least 3 days before you arrive. Last-minute and after-arrival payments are not accepted.
Book onlineWhat we offer
Stay at Raghupur, Jalori Pass or Serolsar. Full camp with meals, or tent only. Book and pay at least 3 days before you arrive.
Overnight
Tent and 2 meals at Raghupur Fort, Jalori Pass or Serolsar Lake. You pick the camp at booking.
₹1,500 per person / night
Book campNo food
Just the tent — no dinner or breakfast. For guests who carry their own food or eat elsewhere.
₹1,000 per person / night
Book tent onlyCamp add-on
An evening fire at camp after dinner — for groups who want to sit out on the meadow, not just sleep and leave.
₹800 added at checkout
Add at bookingSpecial meal
A Himachali snack at camp — steamed Siddu and Pahari Maggi. Optional, and only with the overnight stay.
₹200 per person
Add at bookingGuide only
For guests who only want a guide. Meet at Jalori Pass, walk the ~3 km trail via Pandu Ropa, and cover the ridge in one day. The guide leaves you back at the pass.
₹1,800 per group / day
Book guideHow the stay unfolds
Drive up from Ani or Jibhi–Shoja. We meet at the pass, then take the Raghupur trail — Serolsar goes the other way.
Steady walk through oak and rhododendron. Tents are ready on the grass. Dinner is at camp, then evening on the ridge — not a long descent the same day.
Breakfast is the second meal, included at camp. Then the ruins, the view, and the walk back to Jalori Pass.
Tent and 2 meals, or tent only if you do not want food. Pick Raghupur Fort, Jalori Pass, or Serolsar Lake at booking. A guide, bonfire, and Siddu & Pahari Maggi are optional. The Jalori day circuit is guide-only — no tent.
April–June and September–November. Clear mornings give the widest views.
Subject to snow and the Jalori Pass road. We confirm conditions before we lock a date.
Raghupur Fort is the main meadow. Jalori Pass is the base camp. Serolsar Lake is the signature night on the other trail.
On the map
Both trails start at the pass on NH 305. West goes up to Raghupur Fort. East goes to Serolsar Lake. The gold lines show the direction and the kilometres.
~3,120 m · Road head · both trails start here
~3 km west · 1.5–2 hrs · 3,400 m meadow
~5 km east · ~2 hrs · 3,050 m lake
How to reach
Drive up NH 305 toward Jalori Pass.
About 13 km by road from Jibhi via Shoja (45–60 minutes) to Jalori Pass. Then walk ~3 km to the Raghupur Fort camp.
Leave the Manali highway at Aut, then Banjar–Jibhi–Shoja, or come via Ani if you are staying at the estate.
Before you go
Drive about 13 km from Jibhi via Shoja to Jalori Pass (45–60 minutes). We meet at the pass. The walk to Raghupur Fort is about 3 km west, 1.5–2 hours up.
The trail is about 3 km from Jalori Pass (3,120 m) up to the Raghupur meadow (3,400 m). It is an easy–moderate walk, not a long day trek.
Both. Overnight camps are at Raghupur Fort, Jalori Pass or Serolsar Lake — tent and 2 meals, or tent only. The Jalori day circuit is a guide-only full day: meet at Jalori Pass, walk via Pandu Ropa, cover Panchveer Temple, the fort and the green ground, then return to the pass.
Yes. Tent only is ₹1,000 per person per night — we pitch the tent, and you bring or arrange your own meals. Choose Raghupur Fort, Jalori Pass or Serolsar Lake at booking.
Yes. The Jalori day circuit is guide-only. The guide meets you at Jalori Pass, takes the ~3 km trail via Pandu Ropa, covers Panchveer Temple, Raghupur Fort, the green ground and Pandu Ropa (about 1–1.5 km from the fort), and leaves you back at the pass at the end of the day.
Book and pay at least 3 days before you arrive. We do not take last-minute, same-day, or after-arrival payments for the camp or the day guide.
Questions first?
Ask about a night at Raghupur, Jalori Pass or Serolsar — with meals or tent only. Or ask about a bonfire, Siddu & Pahari Maggi, or the Jalori day circuit. Booking needs at least 3 days’ notice. We reply on WhatsApp or a call.
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