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the cafes worth sitting at in jibhi

jibhi has more cafes than you'd expect for a village its size, and honestly most of them are pleasant. this list is shorter than the full count, on purpose. these are the ones we'd actually send a friend to.

our short list

the cafe by the waterfall

jibhi waterfall trail

a small wooden setup right where the trail meets the falls. the menu is short (maggi, momos, tea) but the spot is the point. you can hear the water from your seat.

the viewgarlic maggiginger tea

best for: a post-trek breather

artist's cafe (and a few like it)

main jibhi market

jibhi has a small cluster of cafes near the market that all run on the same template: cushioned floor seating, slow wifi, israeli + himachali menus, books on the shelf you can borrow.

shakshukahummus platelong afternoons

best for: writing a postcard you'll forget to send

doli cafe

ghiagi, on the road to jalori

a roadside cafe with a deck looking onto the valley. stop here on the way up to jalori pass for chai and an omelette. on a clear morning the view runs all the way to the dhauladhars.

valley viewsegg bhurjifirst-light visits

best for: a sunrise pit stop

riverside spots in tirthan

10-15 mins from jibhi, towards gushaini

if you have a car or scooter, the tirthan valley side has a few cafes built right over the river. trout on the menu, the river under your feet. worth the half-day detour.

pan-fried troutriver soundtracklong lunches

best for: a slow afternoon out

the friendly coffee shop

jibhi village

a tiny espresso bar run by a couple who moved here from goa. one espresso machine, one cake, one playlist. you'll be in and out in twenty minutes. but those are good twenty minutes.

espressothe cake of the daysmall talk

best for: a quick coffee before you head out

running a cafe in jibhi?

if you've got a spot worth adding to this list, message me on instagram at @jeethrill. we update this slowly, the same way the village does.

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