Jispa Tourism and Travel Guide
Known for some famous camping sites, Jispa is the last village to be found in the Lahul Valley region and is a pit stop for those who are carrying on to Leh. The place is awesome and makes for a great hideout to spend some time in peace and quietness. Those who look forward to indulge in adventure sports, try some here. Trekking and mountaineering is on the cards as well. Jispa has a folk museum and one should pay it a visit when one is here. Stop by the roadside tents and gorge on some delicious local food here.
Weekend Getaways from Jispa
Shimla
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Chandigarh
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