Ganji Pahari

Ganji Pahari, Dalhousie is a small but popular hill situated near Panchpula in Himachal Pradesh. It has a famous trekking route that tourists love to explore. The most striking feature of the hill is that on its peak, one can find no floral presence, which lends it the name �Ganji�, meaning bald. There are also various adventure camp setups that can be found in and around the trekking route of the hill, which starts from Panchpula.

How to Reach Ganji Pahari

You can travel to Ganji Pahari either through roadways, railways or airways. It is located about an hour away from Dalhousie on Pathankot Road, which provides the main connectivity to this destination. If you have a private vehicle or are travelling through a hired cab or taxi, it would be the best mode of commute to reach here. If you are on a trekking trip, you can start your trekking journey from Panchpula and reach the top of this peak easily.

The nearest railway station to Ganji Pahari is the Pathankot Railway Station. If you are travelling by air, you can book your flight up to the Gaggal Airport and hire a cab from there to reach your destination.

Things to Know About Your Ganji Pahari Trip

• The Ganji Pahari trekking trail starting from Panchpula is about 3.5 km long and takes close to 5 hours to complete.
• Tour guides are available for hire on the trekking route.
• You can plan your stay on top of the hill with advanced bookings of available stay and camping options here.
• The Ganji Pahari height is 2,745 meters.
• It is a moderately challenging trek which suits both experienced and beginner trekkers.
• The natural landscape of Ganji Pahari takes you through various village homes and an amazing mud house cafe serving delectable local cuisine.
• Skygazing, camping and trekking are a unique part of the Ganji Pahari history.