Jibhi Weather · Tirthan Valley · 2,250m

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Mainly Clear

Feels like -8°C

Humidity

90%

Wind

4 km/h E

Cloud

33%

Rain

0 mm

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Sunrise

10:44 am

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Sunset

12:53 am

Updated 02:48 am IST

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7-Day Forecast

Today

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Planning a trek?

Weather in Jibhi changes quickly, especially above 3000m. Winds pick up in the afternoons — start early for high-altitude hikes. Rain is common during monsoon (Jul–Sep); winters (Dec–Feb) bring snow above 2500m. Always carry a rain layer.

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Monthly Guide

Jibhi Temperature by Month

Jibhi sits at 1,450m in the Banjar Valley. Higher areas toward Jalori Pass reach 3,291m — expect temperatures 8–12°C colder there.

Jan

Cold

-3° – 8°C

❄ Snow possible

Feb

Cold

-1° – 10°C

❄ Snow possible

Mar

Shoulder

4° – 16°C

Apr

Recommended

8° – 21°C

May

Recommended

13° – 25°C

Jun

Pre-monsoon

16° – 27°C

Jul

Monsoon

17° – 24°C

Aug

Monsoon

16° – 23°C

Sep

Recommended

13° – 21°C

Oct

Best month

7° – 18°C

Nov

Shoulder

2° – 13°C

Dec

Winter

-3° – 8°C

❄ Snow possible

Seasons

Best Time to Visit Jibhi

Apr–Jun

Spring & Early Summer

Recommended

8–27°C

The main tourist season. Jalori Pass opens in April, wildflowers carpet the meadows, and all trails are accessible. May is the busiest month — book early. June brings occasional pre-monsoon showers that cool the valley without disrupting plans.

Good for

All treks open

Wildflowers in bloom

Clear Jalori Pass views

Long daylight hours

Watch out for

Higher crowds in May

Pre-monsoon rain from late June

Jul–Aug

Monsoon

Atmospheric

16–24°C

The valley turns intensely green, waterfalls reach their fullest, and the Jibhi waterfall and Mini Thailand stream pool are at their most dramatic. Rain falls mostly in the afternoon and evening, leaving mornings clear. Jalori Pass road can close briefly after heavy rain.

Good for

Jibhi waterfall at peak flow

Lush green landscape

Very low crowds

Budget-friendly rates

Watch out for

Daily afternoon rain

Leeches on high-altitude trails

Jalori Pass may close temporarily

Sep–Nov

Autumn

Best season

2–21°C

Widely considered the best window. Skies clear after the monsoon, the valley is green and gold, and the air is sharp. October is peak — excellent light, cool days, warm afternoons, all trails open. Crowds are lower than summer. November is quiet and clear; cold at night.

Good for

Crystal clear skies

October golden light

Low crowds

All trails open

Apple harvest in the region

Watch out for

Nights cold from late October

Jalori Pass closes by mid-November

Dec–Feb

Winter

For winter seekers

-3 to 10°C

Cold and quiet — the valley belongs to those who seek it. Snowfall at the village 1–3 times per winter. The deodar forest under snow is extraordinary. Jalori Pass closes with first heavy snowfall. The outdoor bathtub at Winterfell cottages is at its most atmospheric. Roads to the village itself remain open.

Good for

Snow in the forest

Zero crowds

Lowest rates

Bathtub-in-winter experience

Crisp mountain air

Watch out for

Jalori Pass closed

Cold nights (-3°C)

Fewer cafés open in January

Packing

What to Pack for Each Season

Apr–Jun

  • Light layers
  • Sun protection (strong at altitude)
  • Rain jacket for evenings
  • Trek shoes
  • Water bottle

Jul–Aug

  • Waterproof jacket (essential)
  • Quick-dry clothes
  • Waterproof trek shoes
  • Leech socks for high trails
  • Insect repellent

Sep–Nov

  • Medium layers
  • Warm jacket for evenings (Oct–Nov)
  • Trek shoes
  • Sun protection
  • Extra socks

Dec–Feb

  • Heavy winter jacket
  • Thermal inner layers
  • Gloves and warm hat
  • Snow boots or waterproof shoes
  • Hand warmers

Decided on your season? Next steps:

FAQ

What is the best time to visit Jibhi?

April to June and September to November. April–June for wildflowers and open treks. September–November for clear skies and the best light — October is the standout month.

Does it snow in Jibhi?

Yes. December, January, and February bring snowfall to the village 1–3 times per winter. Higher areas and Jalori Pass (3,291m) receive heavy snow. The village road stays open but Jalori Pass closes.

Is Jibhi good in December?

Yes — cold but beautiful. Temperatures range -3°C to 8°C. Snow possible. The deodar forest under snow is the best version of Jibhi for those who prefer solitude and atmosphere over activity.

What is Jibhi like in summer?

Warm and green, 13–27°C. All trails and Jalori Pass are open. Busy in May. Pre-monsoon showers begin in late June — light and manageable, not disruptive.

Does Jibhi get heavy rain during monsoon?

Yes — July and August bring heavy afternoon rainfall. The valley becomes intensely green, waterfalls peak, but trekking above 2,500m requires caution. Mornings are usually clear.

What is the temperature in Jibhi in October?

10–18°C during the day, 4–7°C at night. Consistently clear skies. Widely considered the best month to visit — excellent light, low crowds, all trails open.

Plan Your Visit

Stay at Winterfell, Jibhi

Private wooden cottages at 1,450m in the Banjar Valley. All seasons welcome — the outdoor bathtub is particularly good in winter.