Written By
Ruchika Mandora
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Barot is a small village in the Mandi district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is in the Uhl river valley.
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Barot Valley is ideal for adventurers. Camping, fishing, and Barot Valley treks are popular here.
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Barot Valley's weather is typical, neither too hot nor too cold. The annual average temperature is close to 16°C.
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Barot valley can be seen at any time of the year except during the monsoons, when it rains a lot because of the thick forests around it.
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The ideal duration for staying in Barot Valley is 3 days. Barot is a great weekend escape and can be included in a Himachal tour.
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The valley's lone natural water body, the Uhl River, originates from the Thamsar Glacier in the Dhauladhar Himalayas.
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Black Bears, Ghorals, and Himalayan Monals live there. This wildlife sanctuary's thick woodlands line the Kullu journey.
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The temple stands at the bottom of a hill, so visitors must walk downhill for 15 minutes to reach it.
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Chuhar valley is in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. This valley includes Jhatingri village, Hurang Narayan temple, and Barot.
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