Tani Jubbar Lake is one of the beautiful lakes situated in Narkanda and is one of the must-visit places. The lake is located at a charming destination, offering peaceful and tranquil aura. The lake is oval in shape and is surrounded by the majestic snow-clad mountains, the green valleys and the dense forests encircling the lake with its pine and deodar trees and the shrubs and bushes.
It is an enchanting spot for those who want to get away from the hustle-bustle of daily lifestyle and simple relax in this natural environment and enjoy a walk. One of the highlight of the lake is that it is also surrounded by the apple orchards, thus offering a fascinating view. Tourists can explore the apple orchard and try tasting these apples as well.
The lake is also a popular spot for nature walks and picnics; it helps visitors to calm their senses, the mind, body and soul. During sunrise and sunset, as the lake water is crystal clear, it reflects the surrounding mountains and the lush-green foliage and the clear blue sky. The lake is also the ideal spot for photography lovers and bird watchers.
Another important highlight of the Tani Jubbar Lake is that it has a small temple dedicated to Nag Devta who is the God of Snake, thus adding a spiritual significance to the area. During the festival time, the locals decorate the temple and religious ceremonies are performed here.
Tani Jubbar Lake is one of the best spot for spiritual and nature lovers, photographers and those seeking peace and tranquility, it is one of the best place to get away from the hustle-bustle and have a peaceful retreat in this beautiful Himalayan Kingdom.
March to June, the best months to visit Tani Jubbar Lake in Narkanda as the region has pleasant temperature and the climatic conditions are good enough to opt for outdoor activities with no rainfall and snowfall.
To reach Tani Jubbar Lake in Narkanda, tourists will have to take a flight or bus to Shimla from Delhi or Chandigarh. Once they reach Shimla, they will have to take a local bus or taxi to Narkanda which is around 65 km away. Once travelers reach Narkanda they will have to opt for a short trek to Tani Jubbar Lake.
Since Narkanda is blessed with lush green forests, high mountain peaks, apple orchards, verdant valleys and peaks and scenic views, there are many breathtakingly beautiful places to visit in Narkanda:
Hatu Valley is one of the must-visit tourist destinations in Narkand, as the region is blessed with scenic landscape and serene and peaceful environment. Tourists visiting this valley can engage in number of activities.
The Hatu Mata Temple is located in the Hatu Peak (which is the highest point of the region). Tourists visiting the Hatu Peak should definitely visit the Hatu Mata Temple.
Tani Jubbar Lake is an enchanting spot perched in between the cedar trees, making the surrounding look like a paradise. The water of the lake is crystal clear, when the sun rises and sets.
Mahamaya Temple is another important temple located in Kacheri near Narkanda. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali. In order to visit the temple, tourists will have to opt for a short drive from Narkanda.
Kotgarh and Thanedar are two beautiful small towns located near Narkanda. These towns are popular for their apple orchards and enchanting scenery. In fact, Kotgarh and Thanedar are the two small towns popularly known as the birthplace of apple.
Stokes Farm is popular apple orchard; it takes you closer to the local apple farming industry in Himachal Pradesh. The farm is located in one of the mountains of the region, surrounded by the high mountain peaks.
Since Narkanda is located at a high altitude and has many mountain peaks, during the winter season when the region turns into a snow land, tourists visiting Narkanda can engage in skiing.
For shopping lovers the local market in Narkanda offers a unique shopping experience. The region offers variety of Himachali handmade items, woolen clothes, jewelleries, organic products, etc.
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