Raghupur Trek, nestled near Jalori Pass in the Jibhi region of Himachal Pradesh, is one of the most scenic and soul-stirring trails in the Great Himalayan range. This trek weaves through dense oak and rhododendron forests, leading adventurers to a vast alpine meadow crowned by the ancient Raghupur Fort ruins, believed to have been built by the rulers of the Mandi Kingdom centuries ago.

Historically, the region around Raghupur served as a quiet highland pasture where shepherds brought their herds to graze during the summer months. The fort’s ruins, though weathered by time, still stand as a silent reminder of the area’s royal heritage and strategic significance.

With the growing appeal of eco-tourism in the Jibhi and Tirthan valleys, Raghupur Trek has become a favorite among trekkers, photographers, and nature lovers seeking offbeat Himalayan beauty. The short yet rewarding hike offers sweeping 360° views of snow-clad peaks, tranquil meadows, and the serenity of untouched wilderness.

Today, Raghupur Trek symbolizes the pure, unspoiled charm of Himachal — a place where mountain winds whisper through the pines, and every step feels like a journey into peace, history, and natural wonder.