Shoja, near the Great Himalayan National Park, is a nature lover's paradise! Discover stunning landscapes, hike through lush forests, and breathe in the fresh mountain air. It's unforgettable!
Birdwatching For Rare Himalayan Species
Camping Under The Starry Night Sky
Explore Local Culture And Traditions
Photography Of Scenic Landscapes
Trekking Through Diverse Himalayan Trails
Wildlife Spotting In Their Natural Habitat
April to June, September to November
Morning
₹3,000 per person
Established in 1984, the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) was initially conceived to protect the region's fragile ecosystem and biodiversity. Before its establishment, the area was subject to various pressures, including hunting, grazing, and timber extraction. The park's creation involved extensive negotiations with local communities to address their traditional rights and dependence on forest resources. In 1999, a buffer zone of 90 sq km was added to the park, further enhancing its conservation efforts. GHNP was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014 in recognition of its outstanding universal value as a natural property. Today, the park continues to be managed with a focus on conservation, sustainable tourism, and community involvement.