Kasol Tourism

For those looking to chill with friends in the hills should know that there ain't no party like a Kasol party. Chalal Trek Trail, Manikaran, Malana village, and Tosh are popular places to visit in Kasol. Every year, thousands of backpackers come and witness the simplicity and peace in this quiet place beside the Parvati river. This Kasol travel guide will assist you with everything you need to know about Kasol tourism.Kasol, largely, is a market with all tourist facilities being provided such as transport tickets, vehicle bookings, food and accommodation. Kasol serves as a base for other nearby villages of Malana, Rasol, Tosh, Chalal, Kalga, Pulga, Tulga, Katagla and Kheerganga, all falling in the Parvati valley. Moreover, Kasol is so small, that a person can walk from one end of it to the other in just a couple of hours. It is divided into Old Kasol and New Kasol by a bridge above the Parvati river. Having this Kasol tour guide with you will help your stay in this place make more enjoyable. Chalal Trek Trail in Kasol is a popular hiking trail by the river Parvati to relax and enjoy the serenity of woods. Take a holy dip in the hot springs of Gurudwara Manikaran Sahib which is said to heal many skin and breathing problems. For those who are wondering that tourism in Kasol just happens to be a beautiful village with sites of pilgrimage, you should then surely check out the cafes in the Kasol market. Food in Kasol is largely influenced by its inhabitants in which Israelis comprise of a large chunk. Since Israel is a war-torn country with compulsory military service, the young Israelis head to India after serving the army and reside in the Himalayan villages for months and years to experience peace in the mountains. You will get all best selling dishes from Israeli cuisine like Falafel and Tabbouleh. Also, cafes in this place serve some of the best pizzas and many continental dishes you’ll have anywhere.Peace, Love, Unity, Respect - what makes a happy Kasol! Many hair stylists have entered the markets of Kasol with their very unique way of styling any hair to hippie hairstyles like Mohawks, Dreadlocks, Boho and many more. Moreover, clothing like Alaadeen pants, long length shirts and accessories like potter glasses, peace sign lockets, and bracelet made of Rudraksha beads will be found very commonly in these markets.

Kasol is a place for nature lovers and the people who seeking peace. The people of Kasol are very friendly and support tourism in the most helpful way possible. And in Kasol, you can do a lot. You can take a long trek to Kheerganga to enjoy astonishing views from the hilltop or just sit and relax on a rockstone beside the silent Parvati river, all you do here will surely give you a cherishable break from your busy life. Check out the other pages of this travel guide to Kasol to know more.