"Raghupur Fort: Lost stories and hidden secrets"

Raghupur is a small and beautiful place located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. This place is famous for the Raghupur Fort and its meadow (Bugyal), which is located near the Jalori Pass. Specialities of Raghupur 1. Raghupur Fort – This is an ancient fort which dates back to the Rajput Empire. Although today only ruins are left, but from here one can see the beautiful view of Dhauldhar and Kinnaur Himalayas. 2. Raghupur Bugyal (Meadow) – This is a beautiful fort which is famous for trekking and camping. The view of green meadows and Himalayan mountains between them offers a wonderful experience.

3. Trekking Spot – The trek from Jalori Pass to Raghupur Fort is about 3-4 km long and is of moderate level. During the trek, one can see valleys surrounded by pine and oak trees. 4. Wildlife & Nature – Many types of birds and Himalayan wildlife can be seen here. In winters, this place is covered with snow which makes it even more beautiful. 5. Peace and wonderful view – Raghupur is an untouched destination where very few people visit. The weather and natural beauty of this place makes it a perfect spot for adventure and nature lovers. How to reach? First of all you have to reach Aut or Kullu, which is connected to Delhi and Chandigarh by road and train. You can go to Jalori Pass by taxi or your own car (approximately 100 km from Manali). From there you can reach Raghupur Fort by trekking 3-4 km. If you like nature and adventure, then Raghupur should definitely be in your travel list!

Trekking and Yatra Location: About 3 km trek from Jalori Pass Trek Duration: Approximately 1-1.5 hours Difficulty Level: Moderate (a little steep climb) Best Time to Visit: April to June and September to November (it can be slippery in rains)

Breathtaking view of snow-capped Himalayan peaks Dense forest (oak and rhododendron trees) Wide green meadows which are perfect for camping A wonderful spot for photography and nature lovers

All your grievances and love also vanish here. This place is no less than a paradise. This experience is by one Ashok Thakur who belongs to a small village Kashala.