Kasol, Himachal Pradesh, India
Kasol: Riverside Calm & Himalayan Villages
Escape to the Parvati Valley for five refreshing days filled with riverside walks, mountain villages, local cafés and beautiful Himalayan scenery.
About this trip
Discover the relaxed side of Himachal Pradesh with a four-night holiday in Kasol. Set beside the Parvati River and surrounded by pine forests, Kasol is an ideal base for exploring peaceful villages, mountain viewpoints and the spiritual town of Manikaran.
Travel plan:
Day 1 – Arrival in Kasol
Arrive in Kasol, check in and spend the evening walking beside the Parvati River. Explore the local market and cafés at your own pace.
Day 2 – Kasol and Chalal
Cross the suspension bridge and follow the forest trail to Chalal village. Enjoy its traditional wooden homes, valley views and quiet surroundings before returning to Kasol.
Day 3 – Manikaran and Local Sightseeing
Visit Manikaran Sahib, the natural hot springs and nearby temples. Return to Kasol for a relaxed evening by the river.
Day 4 – Tosh Village Excursion
Travel through the Parvati Valley to Tosh, a scenic mountain village surrounded by waterfalls and snow-covered peaks. Explore the village before returning to Kasol.
Day 5 – Departure
Enjoy breakfast and one final walk through Kasol before checking out and continuing your journey home.
Highlights
- Walk beside the beautiful Parvati River
- Explore the peaceful village of Chalal
- Visit Manikaran Sahib and its hot springs
- Take a scenic excursion to Tosh village
- Discover pine forests and Himalayan landscapes
- Enjoy Kasol’s relaxed cafés and local market
- Stay in the heart of the Parvati Valley
Inclusions
- 4 nights’ accommodation
- Daily breakfast
- Private local sightseeing transfers
- Kasol and Chalal exploration
- Manikaran sightseeing excursion
- Tosh village day excursion
- Driver allowance, parking and applicable road taxes
- Trip assistance throughout the holiday
TipMountain weather and road conditions can change quickly, so the Tosh excursion may be adjusted if required. Pack comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket, and carry some cash since card payments and mobile connectivity may be unreliable in smaller villages.