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Tattani Hot Spring Camping - Bir Billing

Tattani (also known as Tattapani) is known for its natural hot sulfur spring gushing at a temperature of sixty-five degrees Celsius close to the mountain. Since the traditional time of the population native well known miraculous property of this water and come from all over the State to take a shower in the spring of sulphur: This provides relief to individuals affected by joint pain, fatigue and stress, or any kind of disease of the skin and thus has a high meditative quality. Tattani is a perfect place for enjoyment and relaxation. it is also a renowned journeying for Hindus; the devout consider the month of Magh (January-February) auspicious for a dip: it’s believed that by doing, therefore, one can clean itself of one’s sins. individuals furl abundance once a year on the auspicious days of Tara Ratri, Lohri, and twenty-sixth Jan. Dips also are taken on Baisakhi day (April), the occasion of the major agricultural festival.

The opportunity to explore the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, and wander through quaint and remote villages with rich cultural heritage in the valley. Bara Bhangal is a remote village in Himachal Pradesh, there isn't a road route to the village even. It's untouched and remains cut off from everywhere else. Experience this isolation and time alone with your thoughts and nature in all of its beauty. Trek through Indrasan, the Bara Shigri glacier, Lama Dugh, Devi ki Marhi, and Dar Marhi, arriving finally at Bara Bhangal. Throughout you'll bear witness to magnificent views of the valley - at Kahli Hani you'll get 360-degree views of Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal Ranges. Walk alongside, and through, the Ravi River, breathing in the pristine air of the wide deodar forests. Go through the Thamsar glacier on the way from Bara Bhangal. The sunrises, sunsets, and star-studded night sky are gorgeous beyond compare.

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The Kuari Pass Trek, explored and popularised by Lord Curzon, is an easy-to-moderate trek that begins at Joshimath and culminated at the Kuari Pass in the Garhwal Himalayas. The trek takes you to an altitude of 4264 meters.

The best part about this trek is that whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned trekker, it will be an experience like none other with gorgeous, up-close and personal views of some of India’s most well-known mountain ranges including Nanda Devi (25,673 ft) and Dronagiri (23,182 ft) in whichever season you visit in.

On the way, from the 7000-meter mark, you get to experience a whole lot of peaks - such as Kamet, Trishul, Chaukamba, and the Nanda Devi, among others. They almost appear to be right in front of you the whole way, it’s genuinely a very humbling feeling to witness such old and magnificent peaks.

This is Biking Excursion for the motorheads and petrol heads who are wanting to Ride Leh with us. In this Excursion we are crossing 6 major High Altitude Motorable Passes of India. Along with this we will visit different Monasteries, Some of the Lakes. Leh City and Buddhist Culture.

Attractions During Leh-Ladakh 2WD Excursion

1. Atal Tunnel 2. Baralacha La 3. Suraj Tal 4. Nakee La 5. Lachung La 6. Tso Kar 7. More Plains 8. Tanglang La (World's 2nd Highest Motorable Road) 9. Leh City 10. Nubra Valley 11, Pangong Tso 12. Khardung La (World's Highest Motorable Road) 13. Tololing Peak 14. Drass 15. Hemis Na