Perched above the quaint village of Shilhi Bagi in Anni Tehsil, Kullu district, Begori Meadow — locally known as Begori Thach — is a lush Himalayan grassland that remains untouched by mass tourism. At an altitude of around 2,100 metres, this pristine meadow offers sweeping views of surrounding peaks, dense deodar forests, and a sense of tranquillity rarely found in popular tourist spots.
Why Visit Begori Meadow
- Breathtaking Scenery – Rolling alpine pastures bordered by pine and cedar forests.
- Offbeat Destination – A true hidden gem for those seeking peace and natural beauty.
- Adventure-Friendly – Perfect for short treks, camping, birdwatching, and photography.
- Seasonal Magic – Wildflowers in spring, golden grass in autumn, and occasional snow in winter.
Trek & Access
- Trek Duration: 1–2 hours from Shilhi Bagi village
- Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate (suitable for beginners)
- Trail Type: Forest paths opening into wide meadows
- Best Time to Visit:
- Spring (April–June) – Lush greenery and colourful blooms
- Autumn (Sept–Oct) – Clear skies and crisp air
- Avoid peak monsoon due to slippery trails and landslides
Things to Do
- Camp under star-filled skies
- Enjoy nature walks through deodar forests
- Picnic amidst untouched alpine beauty
- Capture stunning photographs of landscapes and local life
- Interact with villagers and learn about Himachali traditions
How to Reach
- Nearest Town: Anni (~16 km away)
- From Kullu: About 60 km drive to Anni, then onwards to Shilhi Bagi
- From Shimla: Around 90 km to Anni
- Transport: Local buses to Anni, followed by private taxi or shared jeep to Shilhi Bagi
Stay & Amenities
- Nearest Stays: Homestays and guesthouses in Anni or Banjar
- Camping: The meadow itself is perfect for pitching tents (carry your own gear)
- Food: Simple Himachali meals available in nearby villages
Travel Tips
- Carry enough water and snacks – no shops in the meadow
- Weather changes quickly – pack warm layers even in summer
- Practice eco-friendly travel – leave no waste behind
- Hire a local guide for safety and authentic stories of the place
