
Great Himalayan National Park
Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India
A UNESCO wilderness of four roadless valleys — western tragopan dawns, blue-sheep cliffs and treks from Gushaini into country that never saw a bulldozer.
Why visit: India's wildest accessible park — enter on foot or not at all.
History: Inscribed by UNESCO in 2014 for exceptional Himalayan biodiversity.
- ›Rolla & Shilt treks
- ›Tragopan watching
- ›Tirthan gorge
- ›Eco-zone homestays
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Best time
Apr–Jun & Sep–Nov
Entry fee
₹100–400 + trek permits
Est. budget
₹2,000–8,000
Duration
2–5 days
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Tirthan Valley
Banjar, Himachal Pradesh
The trout stream of slow-travel Himachal — riverside homestays, waterfall walks to Choie, and the GHNP's gate at Gushaini.

Jibhi & Shoja
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Jalori Pass & Serolsar Lake
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