A tranquil river, an offbeat place, some lovely meadows, thick cedar forests, some terraced fields, and a relaxing homestay – seems like your perfect holiday destination, right? Well, then Barot Village near Mandi in Himachal is one place you MUST visit without thinking any further. If you are planning a trip to Barot village, this travel guide will help you with everything.
Barot Village has been named in the article Must-Visit Offbeat Places in Himachal Pradesh and it has completely lived up to the standards and expectations so far. Prospering in the lap of the great Himalayas, Barot Village, a small, hilly village with a population of approximately 2000 people, imbibes a sense of calmness among the travelers.
Let's quickly dive into the details:
About Barot Village in Himachal
Located in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh and contoured by the Uhl River, this offbeat place remains un-crowded most of the year barring the summer season. Hindi is the official language in Barot and few locals can also converse in decent English. So, there are no issues in communication aspects 🙂
Barot is also linked with Kullu through a trek route, which passes through thick forests. One interesting fact regarding this hamlet is that the left bank of Uhl river is the village Barot that belongs to Mandi district while on the other side Kangra district is situated whereas the river belongs to Punjab (as per contract ;)) …
Things to do in Barot
A major geographical feature of the Barot Village is the two reservoirs under Shanan Power Project. The gushing water of Uhl River, apart from adding all the charm to this hamlet, also allow locals for trout breeding.
In fact, there is a trout breeding center from where the fishes are released into the river. The travelers, however, can get involved in activities like angling/fishing, hiking, trekking, picnic, etc.
Travel Tip: You may also be interested in visiting Palampur along with Barot.
For those having a fondness for wildlife, Barot Village is also a portal to Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary. A variety of animals including Monal, Black Bear, Wildcats, Monkeys, Deer, etc.. have found shelter under this sanctuary. One can also spend a night or two near the Sanctuary since there are two popular accommodation options, namely Thaltukhod and Silbadhwan.
Location
Barot is located in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh (about 66 km from Mandi, the district headquarters). It is situated at a distance of about 40 odd km from Joginder Nagar, nearest railhead, on the Mandi – Pathankot Highway.
The road to this little-known yet astonishing village expands from Ghatasni, a place on Mandi – Pathankot Highway and Barot lies at a distance of about 25 km from Ghatasani. One could also manage to swing by the haulage trolley run by Punjab State Electricity Board (PSEB). The haulage trolley connects Joginderagar with Barot. The use of a haulage trolley shortens the distance by 12 km. Unfortunately, the trolley is not in use anymore.
Altitude
Barot lies in Chauhar/Chuhar Valley at an altitude of 1,830 Metres or 6,001 Feet.
What is the best time to visit Barot?
This lovely village can be visited during all months except for rainy seasons because the condition of the roads may degrade due to heavy rains. Landslides can also contribute in blocking the roads for an uncertain period. From December to February, the climate is quite cold, and you can expect heavy snowfall in Barot during this period.
However, the village looks pristine when covered under the white carpet of snow. People having an affinity for whiteout can visit this place during winter but be prepared with a couple of days buffer in case of heavy snowfall, as the road might get closed due to it.
Hence, the best time to visit Barot is from September to June. You can pick the flavor of the season and I am pretty sure this offbeat place in Himachal will not disappoint you.
How to Reach Barot from Delhi
Let us dive into the details on how can you travel to Barot from Delhi. I will discuss options for traveling by road as well as public transport.
By Road
Barot is situated about 25 km off the National Highway 20 (NH-20), also known as Mandi – Pathankot Highway. The road to Barot cuts from Ghatasni. and goes through Jhatingiri – Tikkan Villages.
If your travel starts from Delhi, the distance is about 530 km and the travel time will be approximately 14 hours if the climate and road conditions are seemingly fair.
One of the most comfortable and direct route to reach Barot from Delhi is given below Delhi –> Ambala –> Chandigarh –> Kiratpur Sahib –> Swarghat –> Bilaspur –> Mandi –> Ghatasni –> Jhatingiri –> Tikkan –> Barot
The Mandi-Pathankot Highway (NH-20) stretching from Mandi to Ghatasni is in vogue with travelers these days. The roads leading to Barot are however steep, and at places, you cannot go above first gear. The condition of the roads requires a little experience in driving on hills.
Travel Tip: You may also be interested in visiting Prashar Lake along with Barot.
Road Conditions for Delhi – Barot – Chindi – Delhi
Following is the breakdown of road conditions for the Barot Road trip:
- Delhi – Karnal – Ambala – Chandigarh – Ropar: Excellent, smooth sailing
- Ropar – Swarghat: Very Poor roads with big potholes
- Swarghat – Bilaspur: Poor roads at most places with a noisy and bumpy ride
- Bilaspur – Sundernagar: Overall Average road conditions
- Sundernagar – Mandi: Good
- Mandi – Ghatsani (on Manali – Mandi – Pathankot Highway): Mostly Good but at places narrow roads
- Ghatsani – Tikkan – Barot: Bad roads mostly. At places quite steep incline and decline forcing 1st gear only
- Sundernagar – Jaidevi – Rohanda (SH – 13) – Chindi: Mix of average and good roads.
- Chindi – Tattapani – Naldhera – Sunni – Mashorba: Mostly very good roads barring only a few stretches. Very scenic too.
- Mashorba – Shimla – Kandaghat – Solan – Parwanoo – Ambala: Mostly Excellent, smooth sailing
- Ambala – Karnal – Panipat – Sonipat – Delhi: Excellent, smooth sailing barring few diversions on the way back only near Karnal which is kind of piss off at times.
Toll Amounts on the route
- Panipat Toll Plaza: Rs 30
- Karnal Toll Plaza: Rs 105
- Ambala Toll Plaza: Rs 34
- Himalayan Expressway Toll Plaza: Rs 26
- Green Tax Barrier at Himachal Pradesh border: Rs 60
Traveling to Barot using Public Transport
By Bus: Mandi is well connected with all the major cities of Himachal Pradesh and in fact Delhi as well. One can board a bus from Delhi or Chandigarh and reach Mandi in about 10 hours. We recommend you take an overnight bus which will drop you off at Mandi in the morning.
From there, you can hop on another bus and get off at Ghatasni. Again, you can get on a bus and finally reach Barot. The average fare is around 1200 INR. You can find all the necessary information about ticket booking at the link: http://hp.gov.in/hrtctickets/
By Taxi/ Cab: You can easily hire a cab or a taxi from Delhi or Chandigarh and reach Barot directly which is clearly not the case while traveling in a bus. A car will take about 13-14 hours from Delhi to reach Barot.
By Train: The closest railway station is at Joginder Nagar and there is a narrow-gauge railway line connecting Joginder Nagar to Pathankot. When traveling from Delhi, here’s the route: Delhi – Pathankot (480KM) and the narrow gauge track from Pathankot – Joginder Nagar (153KM). From Joginder Nagar to Ghatasni (35 KM) and then to Barot (25 KMs), shall be covered by road.
By Air: Barot is 127 km from Bhuntar Airport near Kullu. You can also reach Barot from Gaggal airport near Kangra, approximate distance is 97 km. It is suggested to keep a check on flights on the websites from time to time as the frequency of flights is really low due to unpredictable climatic conditions at these places.
Travel Tip: You may include a visit to Dharamkot along with a Barot trip.
Suggested Itinerary of Barot Trip
Although it is a matter of personal preference but to save you some time I will suggest a 4-day itinerary for your perfect stay at Barot in case you are visiting from Delhi.
- Day 1 – Take an overnight bus from Delhi. Reach Mandi the next morning. From Mandi hop on another bus that drops you off at Ghatasni, and from there, you can finally take a bus or a shared cab and reach Barot. Check-in your rest house or homestay, and you can spend the rest of the day relaxing near the Uhl River or a walk around the village is quite de-stressing.
- Day 2 – After breakfast, one can head straight for a few outdoor activities like angling, fishing, picnic, hiking, etc.
- Day 3 – After breakfast, you can gear yourself up for a trek through Barot. However, the trek isn’t small enough to be finished in a day. You will require at least a day more to finish it. Or else, you can drive towards Luhardi Village or Bada Gran village. From Luhardi, the road ends at the project, but you can walk to the village by the name Poling from where snow-clad peaks appear just in touching distance. In fact, at Luhardi, there is a primary school as well where you can execute DoW – Causes | A Step Towards Responsible Travel, in case you believe in spreading smiles up there in the Himalayas. You can even check one such event executed by Dheeraj at the link: DoW Cause | GYAAN 500 in action at Barot, Himachal
- OR You can pay a visit to Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary which branches off at Barot. You can also visit Daina Sar Lake along with the two reservoirs which take us back to 1924 due to its old machinery.
- OR You can go to Bir – Billing which is famous for its Paragliding activities.
- OR You can continue the road trip to Dharamshala – Mcleodganj region.
- Day 4 – Start your journey back from Barot or Bir – Billing. You shall board a bus till Ghatasani and then another for Mandi or Dharamshala and finally to Delhi or Chandigarh.
Where to stay in Barot trip
Because Barot is a hamlet, there are no hotels available as such. However, there are relaxing homestays in Barot. You can lodge here, and the locals will graciously greet you. One of those places to stay in the Himachal where you can relax by the riverside.
The two popular guest houses run by government departments and a few privately owned rest houses will make your stay comfortable and relaxing. The average tariff of a single homestay ranges from Rs. 800 to 1200 per day. You can find the contact information of these houses below.
Homestays at Barot
- River View Homestay: You can check Dheeraj’s Review in DwD Community at the link: River View Homestay at Barot | A Detailed Review
- Shobhla Homestay can be contacted at 9418298556 & 01908267223
- Barrage View Homestay can be contacted at 09736958568 & 09816863982
Guest Houses at Barot
- Sachin Guest House 01908 – 267342, 09816807627
- K.K Negi Guest House can be contacted at 01908 – 267312
- Heera Guest House can be contacted at 09418260576
Govt. Rest Houses at Barot
- PWD Rest House whose booking can be done at Paddhar Tehsil Office 01908 – 260665
- Forest Rest house, whose booking can be done at Joginder Nagar Forest Department 01908 – 222079
- For more details of the process and booking, you can check the link: How to Book HP PWD Rest Houses or FRHs
Tourists Attractions or Sightseeing in Barot
If and when you get full of admiring the picturesque views and dazzling features of this valley then some other things to do at Barot are listed below:
- Angling, fishing, trekking, picnic, camping, rock climbing, river crossing, and other various outdoor activities.
- Many trekking trails pass through Barot, including the trek to Bada Bhangal, Manali, and Kullu.
- Barot is near Bir – Biling which is quite famous for Paragliding.
- The place is famous for its Trout fishing. So if you love fishing, this place is your heaven!
- Internet accounts also tell us about the Summer Palace of Mandi Kings in Jhatangiri. Also, Jhatingiri is a great vantage point to witness an amazing sunset.
- There is also a high-altitude panoramic lake at the height of 14000 (4150m) feet known as Daina Sar Lake. People undertake a sacred journey to this lake during August and September. They believe that Lord Hanuman stopped over this place while killing an evil witch. The route to this lake requires a bit of experience in trekking due to the high/steep gradient at places. You also need to consider AMS risks and acclimatization to take this high-altitude trek.
- There are two reservoirs at Barot under the Shanan power project. They were built in the year 1924 by a British engineer Col. Betty. You can see the old machinery used in the project.
- There are also some small scale industries and shops which manufacture shawls and woolen clothes using a standard technology called ‘Khaddi.’ One can visit these shops, if interested.
- Barot is the doorway to Nargu Wildlife Sanctuary which lies across the Uhl river.
- If you have a little extra time; you may want to take a tour of nearby villages like Luhardi village, Poling Village, Bada Gran, which are as much awe-inspiring as Barot. You will find plenty of places where you can sit beside the river and relax in the lap of nature.
Where to eat in Barot
Food availability is not a problem at all in Barot. The rest house generally provides food three times, but there are also a few dhabas that serve food too, and you can also try the local Himachali Cuisines too.
People have kitchen gardens outside their houses which is a rare sight in metropolitan cities. The vegetables grown in these gardens are used for cooking meals by the locals. Dal / Rajma, sabzi, rice, chutney, salad, etc.. is the basic food of this area. Trout Fish and Pahari Aaloo are the special dishes of Barot.
Travel Tip: You might also be interested in making a trip to Kareri Lake in Dhauladhars.
You should always carry your water bottle and refill it as many times as you need water. It will not only keep you hydrated always, but you will also help in saving the Himalayas from plastic garbage. Remember, every tiny step counts and your step in this direction can help save the Himalayas too !! 🙂 🙂
Medical Facilities
Besides the primary health center, 24×7 ambulance services can be reached at 108 telephone numbers. For any emergency situation, you need to go to Mandi or Jogindernagar for treatment.
Hence, we advise you to carry your medical kit, which you may commonly need during any trip to the Himalayas. Do keep extra woolen clothes with you. There are chances that you might get wet, so better have some options.
Important Tip: You can also check our suggested list of things to carry on a trip including medical kit.
ATM Availability
There is a PNB ATM situated at a village named Tikkan, approximately 12 km away from Barot. Even so, we recommend that you carry enough cash. Mandi, on the other hand, offers excellent ATM Services. ICICI, Canara Bank, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, Union Bank, SBI have their ATMs established in Mandi.
Mobile Connection/Signal
Almost all the service providers have their coverage at Barot. Still, it is always best to have BSNL or Airtel connection as they generally provide excellent services in remote areas too. Besides one can find several STD/ISD telephone booths around there at Barot.
Petrol Pumps
Mandi is the nearest place where the petrol pump is available, so do top up in case it is required.
Other tips for a trip to Barot
- Please keep in mind that Barot is not ideally a place to plan for a Honeymoon trip. You may check these 15 honeymoon places in Himachal to plan such a trip.
- GPS is quite successful in this area, but you should not always rely on it. Hence we recommend taking help from shopkeepers and passers-by for directions whenever you are confused.
- Always carry some extra woolen clothes. They might come convenient in case you get your clothes wet, somehow.
- Bring along with a few medicines that you often need during a journey. Medical ambulance and can be reached at the following telephone number 108, keep this number with yourself for any such case.
- Due to rains in monsoon and snowfall in winters, the area tends to encounter landslides. The roads to Barot can close for an uncertain number of times during such a period. So, plan your visit accordingly with the required buffer days.
- If you want to go hiking in Barot, do not forget to check our 12 must-have things to carry on a hiking trip to the Himalayas.
Conclusion
Barot is quite an unexplored and offbeat destination in Himachal Pradesh and has a lot of potentials to entice travelers around the world due to its unrestricted outdoor activities and picturesque location.
But again such places are better off without any commercialization or tourist activities which most certainly spoil the beauty of such unusually vivid places. So, when you travel then our request is that you travel responsibly in the Himalayas.
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Barot is one of the very few places which can give you a break from the bustling city life and you will love to spend some quality time with your loved ones there in the lap of nature. It is a lovely place that takes you back in time. So step out and experience the magic of this place where you can experience nature at its best…
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Hello Dheeraj.. Thanks for such a nice and informative post..
Is it possible to get cab/ taxi or direct bus from Mandi to Barot?
Thank you. I am not aware of any direct bus from Mandi to Barot. However, you will surely get a taxi to drop you at Barot from Mandi.
thanks a lot for such a quick reply..
Hi Dheeraj, we r planning to go to barot valley on 27th of april 2018 with our 3mnths old baby.. Is it fine if we go with the baby… Is dere ny problm of oxygen or anything i should knw… Plzz reply ASAP..
Hrishita, there isn’t any problem of oxygen in Barot village but I am not sure if you guys have had any trip with the baby yet in mountains. If I were you I would wait for him/her to grow older to at least any year so that he/she can endure the drives in the mountains. Some babies including mine also suffer from motion sickness too at long drives. Consult your pediatric before taking him on such a journey.
Very informative post! I am planning a trip to Borat with a friend. However we are only two girls and very much paranoid with the safety. We will be traveling from Delhi. Kindly comment if its safe and what precautions can be taken? Or if DOW can arrange for us. Thanks in Advance!
Hi Ajanta,
We do not organize/arrange any tour and travels, those doing in our name or a similar name like us are cheap cheats and you should beware of them.
Regarding safety at Barot, well, I have stayed there alone with my wife and kid and found it quite safe. However, as it applies to traveling in our country, please take precautions that you would take in general travel. I have not heard or come across any unsafe incident in Barot or nearby.
Regards
Dheeraj
Can you please tell me more about the trekk from barot to kullu or some other places to trek from barot???
Fahad, I am not much into trekking but there are treks to Bada Bhangal. Then there is trek to a lake and also to Bir – Billing.
Thanks for the info
Best wishes for your trip.
Hi Dheeraj,
you are so nice that you reply on my query.
i want to know i thing more that Fishing can be possible in Winter (December End) ??
or fishing can be only in summer months.
Thanks in Advance
Yes Rajesh, fisihing is only possible in summers, so you will not be able to do fishing in winters
Hi Dheeraj,
could you please be kind enough to suggest us is it safe (in terms of weather) to visit BAROT VALLEY in the last week of December ?
*Visit will be made by 2 family around 6 adults and 3 childs, so can we get the booking easily or some hassle (in terms of accommodation) needs to be faced?
Rajesh, you should be OK with the bookings part. Rest it is mostly fine to travel to Barot during that time, we went there as a single family in winters only and had a wonderful time.
Hi Dheeraj Sir, hope you are doing great as always ! Please help me understand how to go to Barot from Mcloedganj. The taxi options are very costly.
Also if you can suggest options other than Barot to visit from Mcloedganj if i have 2 days in hand. (Already counted Triund trek in other 2 days)
Also the guest number of Barot rest house 01905-222-151 does not connect only. Do you know any other way to get in tough with them or booking.
Thanks in advance !
You will get a bus for Mandi from Dharamshala. Get down at Ghatasani and take the shared jeep or bus going to Barot from there. No bhai, dont have any other contact detail for barot guest house
Hi,
Does bahot have cellphone phone connecticity? I’m planning a trip for a week from Delhi. Could you please guide me regarding the budget and where to stay?
Thanks!
*barot
Shruti, yes Barot does have phone connectivity. You can stay at any of the guest houses mentioned in the article above. I stayed at River View Homestay: https://discoverwithdheeraj.com/india/himalayan-hotels-guest-houses/barot-river-view-homestay-t546.html
Hi Dheeraj,
I am planning to travel to some less explored, quiet and destinations full of scenic beauty in Himachal..Please advise some nice places..I will begin my travel from Hoshiarpur Punjab in my own vehicle along with my wife and my travel plan is for 4 to 5 days..
Regards
Pankaj
Pankaj, Barot will be perfect place to spend quality time in peace and solitude.
so nice info and thank you. I am also belongs to this valley currently working In IBM in Chandigarh. I can provide all info.. yes it is more safe than other parts of India..
Good to know that Chander 🙂
Hi Dhiraj,
Must say, you have done a commendable job by guiding/ updating us about BAROT VALLEY.
*Though I myself am a HIMACHALI but just to be informed could you please be kind enough to suggest us is it safe (in terms of weather) to visit BAROT VALLEY in theb1st week of September?
*Visit will be made by around 8 boys, so can we get the booking easily or some hassle (in terms of accommodation) needs to be faced?
*Shall we carry some jackets?
*What other precautionary actions shall be taken into consideration before leaving for BAROT VALLEY?
Looking forward for your kind suggestions on the mentioned points.
Warm regards,
Vipul Sharma
1. Yes Vipul, September will be quite pleasant time to visit BArot
2. You will get the bookings easily.
3. Carry some light jackets though it will be pleasant only
Hi Dheeraj,
First read your article on Barot a few months back but we ended up going to Gushaini, another inspired post by the way.
I was wondering if camping in small groups is safe and if there are any permits required?
Planning a trip in a couple of weeks with my flat-mates. Do you have any info?
Thanks!
Yes, camping will be safe and sound in Barot valley, do have some local with you. I am not aware any permit is required, may be in the forest yes, but in Barot not at all.
kapil this side i am planning to go to barot on 9th of july
i wanted to know as u said landslides happen there during raining season
so is this is the safe time to go there
please do reply asap
Kapil, roads up to Ghatasani are perfectly fine to travel, so only very little distance left to Barot from there in which you might need to face some hassle that too in case it rains.
Hi Dheeraj ji,
We are making a plan to visit Barot this end of june. Will you please guide us about Barot like :
1. Is the hotel stay is heiginic?
2. Is there any fear I mean if our’s family is the only family as a tourist in the whole barot?
Becoz very less people know about barot.
3. What are the places near barot to visit?
4. What is the best way to reach barot, Bus, own vehicle, rented vehicle?
5. How much costilier it is?
Hi Sanjiv,
1. Yes Hotels were clean and dcent. In fact there are only home stays and guest houses else you can book PWD Guest House for more better facilities
2. I went with family in winters and it was totally safe.
3. Explained in article above
4. I will prefer own vehicle
5. It is not that costly.
Hi dheeraj
we are planning a self drive trip to barot on 15 th june can you give us a little detail regarding road conditions …how bad is the road gonna be…we will be driving from ambala
and also guide us on a 5 day iteneary
for this trip regards
DR RISHI NAGPAL
Rishi, regarding the plan please refer the article above. Regarding road conditions you can check the update in the thread couple of weeks back up to Mandi: https://discoverwithdheeraj.com/india/road-status-conditions-f32/best-route-manali-delhi-t1074-30.html#p20784
Hi Dheeraj,
This was a wonderful article, covering all aspects. Thank you for helping us all out.
I’ve been planning a trip to Barot in the third week of May, do you think it’s a good time?
Regards,
Soumyaa.
It will be a very very good time to visit with pleasant weather snd cool river upfront. Do visit Luhardi village and spend some time near the water streams there too 🙂
Hi Dheeraj,
Thank you for the valuable information.
Could you please tell me if mid-Feb is a good time to visit?
It will be a bit cold up there in Barot during Feb. Otherwise, it is all fine with no tourist or very less around.
hi , where i can find snow and peace this time ..plannning 7 days off in coming weekend. kindly help.
Snow at this time of the year is difficult. Try to go over Rohtang Pass to stay for couple of days at Jispa. From Jispa you can pay a visit to Baralacha La Pass where there should be some snow presence.
Hi Dheeraj,
Thanks for sharing. It is very insightful.
I have one question. If I take overnight volvo bus service (8 pm) from ISBT Delhi, I should reach Mandi around 6 in the morning. So what I want to know is, how frequent is the bus service from Mandi to Ghatasani?
Especially in the morning time when I will be reaching Mandi.
Awaiting your response.
Varun, you can reach Ghatasani in any bus going towards Kangra – Dharamshala from Mandi. However, going to Barot, you might need to wait for some time from Ghatasani. Please check HRTC website to know the bus time table.
Hi Dheeraj,
Great travelogues by you and very useful too.
I am planning a trip to Tirthan, Kasol and Barot. Starting point is Delhi.
Is it possible to combine the destinations and cover over 6-7 days? Also is 1st week of June a good time to visit?
Thanks in advance
Timiresh
Hello Timiresh,
Yeah, all these can be clubbed in 6-7 days. You can reach Kasol, spend couple of nights and then head to Tirthan where again you can spend three nights and then head to Barot to spend couple of nights. 1st week of June should be a good time to travel.
Regards
Dheeraj
Thanks a lot for the reply.
Actually I was thinking of the reverse route i.e. – Delhi – Barot – Tirthan – Kasol – Delhi.
Is there any problem/ risk in this route that I should be aware of?
And any special suggestions for vehicles? I am thinking of a Swift, will it be able to do it?
Thanks again
Timiresh
Yes, you can do so as well. I do not see any problem or risk in this route. Swift will be perfectly fine. As always drive with care and caution. Instead of taking the route from Kiratpur to Bilaspur rather go from Kiratpur – Anandpur Sahib – Nagal – Bhota – Jahu – Ner Chowk – Mandi. Because the earlier route is in very very pathetic conditions.
I will be highly honoured if you can work out a 7 day car hiking and adventure trip for my friends and me(from ajmer to himachal).
Mudit, do you have any options to Himachal in mind? I am not sure if in just 7 days you can make an adventure trip rather can do some Manali – Shimla trip.
I have barot and tirthan and potters in mind
Yeah, Barot – Tirthan are good bet.
I want to go to himachal for a car hiking trip and adventure with my friends.please advice
Mudit, Barot is a perfect place or you can also workout tirthan Valley if you looking for peace and natural beauty.
great post and info
Thank you, have a great trip to Barot and if you have any queries then feel free to post them here 🙂
hi Dheeraj sorry to say say but tried getting in touch with you through email on 3/4/14 as well as registering on your website but got no response either for the email nor got registration email from your side so my id is still showing inactive.
so if it is possible to give a reply it would be nice.
thanks,
Saurabh Dalal
mumbai.
Hi Saurabh,
Emails are flooded due to my absence of whole week when I was traveling to Spiti. However, I am not sure why you did not get the registration mail. You must check your Junk Box too. Once you register, you get an activation mail and you need to click the link to get the account activated. It is completely automated process with no manual steps apart from User clicking the activation link in the mail.
I have activated your account.
Regards
Dheeraj