Kasol

Nature Park is one of the idiosyncratic places to visit in Kasol. Engulfed by a peaceful atmosphere, the park has access to the mesmerizing Parvati River which flows through the worn-out rocks, making rumbling sounds. The Nature Park is also an ideal place to stroll and jog under the canopy of looming Pine trees. As the place is close to many popular Cafes, visitors can also indulge in some exotic cuisines to end the day on a good note.

Originating from the ManTalai Glacier, the calming waters of the Parvati River are definitely one of the requisite Kasol attractions. The meandering river flows north through Parvati Valley cascading into River Beas near Kullu. A chance to leave behind the fracas of life for some time, you can feel the tranquil rumbling of the rocks as the water gushes.

Amongst the best places to visit in Kasol, Kheer Ganga showcases the panoramic beauty of the lush green hills and clear skies. A holy place, it lies at the extreme end of the Parvati Valley, transfixing you with the skies that are bluer and the hills that are greener than usual. A striking opportunity for beginners, the Kheer Ganga trek is counted as one of the easiest treks of Kasol.

Located at an altitude of 2,400m above sea level, Tosh is a small village located on the banks of River Tosh. Situated at one edge of the Parvati Valley, Tosh is an offbeat destination in Kasol that attracts a lot of tourists from across the country because of its scenic beauty. The trek to Tosh starts from the base of Kheerganga and is one of the most scenic routes in the valley.

Experience the splendid views of the Parvati river from the campsite Enjoy the light music and the warmth of bonfire under the bright shining sky Enhance your taste buds by the variety of delicious cuisines that are offered such as Italian, Indian, Israeli etc

Rambling in the wilderness of the Himalayas, camping by the riverside, trekking through the jungle, discovering the raging waterfalls or trout angling, Tirthan Valley beholds fun activities to indulge in.

It is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva where he is worshipped in the form of a Shivalinga. Besides, the Shiv Mandir is immensely popular for its hot water springs and mountainous landscape. During the annual festival of Maha Shivaratri, celebrated in honour of Lord Shiva, this place attracts a huge number of devotees and pilgrims from around the world.

Pulga Village awaits you. Located around 16 km from Kasol, this Kasol tourist place has plenty of tea gardens of the Himalayan side blessing the place with tranquility to entice. Situated at a height of 2,895 m above sea level the small village has astounding temples.

A laid back destination located in the Parvati Valley, it is one of the most peaceful places to visit in Kasol. An ideal offbeat place for hiking and trekking, this place has the perfect setting for the adventure enthusiasts to quench their thrill thirst. Apart from adventures this town also commemorates the natural divinity and manmade exhibits like Mohan Nature Park, Vishweshwar Mahadev Temple, Bhagsu Falls, and Bijali Mahadev Mandir, to name a few, that resonate just right with the serenity of this place.

The ancient capital of the erstwhile Kullu rulers Naggar village is one of the Kasol tourist places that will not only rejoice the visitors with its pristine beauty but also nourish you with its rich history. A tourist hub, this small village is home to numerous jaw-dropping attractions.

An ancient village nestled away amidst the towering mountains of Himachal Pradesh, Malana is rather famous as the perfect holiday destination for hipsters. The location is surrounded by lush, green trees and incredible valleys, making it apt for those who love the nature in its truest essence. The village is bordered by Parvati valley on the north-east and Kullu valley on the other side with peaks of Cahndrakhani.