
Jalori Pass & Serolsar Lake
Banjar, Himachal Pradesh, India
A 3,120-m road pass with a Kali temple and a five-km oak-forest amble to leaf-swept Serolsar, kept spotless by the guardian bird Abi.
Why visit: One of Himachal's easiest great passes and its gentlest lake walk.
- ›Jalori Mata temple
- ›Serolsar circuit
- ›Raghupur fort meadow
- ›360° Trekker's viewpoint
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Best time
Apr–Jun & Sep–Nov (closed in snow)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹500–1,200
Duration
Full day
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