Kullu’sLagghati Valley Emerges as a New Tourist Hotspot

The picturesque Lagghati Valley in Himachal Pradesh’s Kullu district is quickly gaining recognition as a new tourism hub, attracting nature lovers, trekkers, and adventure seekers from across the country and abroad.

Nestled amidst serene Himalayan landscapes, the valley offers breathtaking views, pristine lakes, lush meadows, and a peaceful escape from city life. Activities such as paragliding, trekking, and camping are drawing large numbers of tourists throughout the year.

 

Activities and Attractions

Lagghati offers a unique blend of natural charm and adventure. Popular local attractions include:

• Damar Sar Lake
• Bhilang Sar Lake
• Gooshalkund
• Dodh Sar Lake
  These lakes, located amidst high-altitude terrains, are ideal for camping and nature photography.

The government is actively working on infrastructure development to further enhance the visitor experience, including well-marked trekking routes and eco-friendly accommodations.

 

Paragliding Adventure

From the nearby location of Pajan Top, just 7 kilometers from Lagghati, visitors can enjoy paragliding flights over the scenic valley. This spot offers a perfect launch point and has become especially popular among thrill-seekers and influencers documenting their aerial views on social media.

 

Food and Hospitality

Lagghati now boasts improved food and lodging facilities for tourists. Local eateries offer authentic Himachali dishes such as siddu, madra, and chana rotis. A number ofhomestays and small guesthouses have also been set up, maintaining the traditional charm of the region while ensuring visitor comfort.

 

Proposed Ropeway

To further boost accessibility, a ropeway project has been proposed from Mohan Nala to Lagghati, which will significantly reduce travel time and open up the valley to elderly and less physically active tourists. It would also offer stunning aerial views of the Himalayan ridges.

 

How to Reach

The nearest airport is Bhuntar (Kullu-Manali Airport), located around 50 km away. From there, tourists can take cabs or buses to reach Lagghati. The valley is also well connected via road from Delhi, Chandigarh, and Manali.