Kasol

Activities in Kasol

As there are lots of things to do in Kasol during your travel and trip. Some of the most popular things to do in Kasol, Himachal Pradesh:

• Hiking: There are numerous trails that lead into the mountains that surround Kasol, and it is simple to find your way to beautiful waterfalls, small villages, and other attractions.
  There are also several beautiful walks through town, including one along the river that leads to a Tibetan refugee village. Kheerganga trek is one of the best treks around the Parvati River that can be done all year.
• Local Village: Kasol is surrounded by beautiful small villages where many locals live. There is plenty of opportunity for sightseeing, and it can be a great way to meet new people and learn more about the local culture. Kasol offers a variety of activities.
  You can also pay a small fee to get a tour from a local who will point out important places such as the homes of famous Tibetan translators and meditation temples.
• Trekking: Kasol has several trekking options that are open all year and provide breathtaking views of the town, nearby mountains, and villages like Malana, Tosh, and Rassol. The hikes are strenuous and will take several days to complete, but the locals have used them for generations.
  A trip to Kasol can be an incredible experience if you want to learn more about the local culture or the Sikhs and Buddhists.
• Yoga: Locals have been using Kasol's hot springs for years, trying to keep them as natural as possible by adding tiny pollutants or pollutants. The hot springs are now open to all visitors and can be marveled at when they are flowing during the warmer seasons.
  It is still possible to soak in these gushing hot springs during the winter, but swimming is not recommended due to the freezing water temperatures.
• Festivals: Kasol is surrounded by beautiful small villages where many locals live. There is plenty of opportunity for sightseeing, and it can be a great way to meet new people and learn more about the local culture. Kasol offers a variety of activities.
  You can also pay a small fee to get a tour from a local who will point out important places such as the homes of famous Tibetan translators and meditation temples.

Staying in Kasol

There are numbers of hotels, stay houses available in Kasol. You can chose the best hotel, stay houses in Kasol according to your budget.

Kasol Food Guide

Different restros, hotels are available near by in the Kasol. You can enjoy the benefit of local dishes in the nearby villages and the city during your trip.

Some of the restros and cafe where you can visit for the food:

• Little Italy: Little Italy is a casual cafe-style eatery that serves a variety of Israeli, Indian, Chinese, and Italian dishes such as pitas, tikkas, noodles, and pastas.

• Cafe Evergreen: Vegetarian and non-vegetarian Israeli, Indian, and Italian dishes are popular at Cafe Evergreen. The barbeque chicken, pesto pasta, falafel rolls, chicken schnitzels, and hand-tossed pizzas are all worth a try.

• Jim Morrison Cafe: An uphill walk through the forest on a paved path leads to the Jim Morrison Cafe, which has stunning river and mountain views.

• King Falafel: King Falafel is a casual restaurant that serves authentic vegetarian and non-vegetarian Israeli food including falafel rolls, mezze platters, chopped salads, lamb kebabs and hummus plates.

History of Kasol

KASOL, a remote village in Himachal Pradesh, India, located on the banks of the raging Parvati River between Bhuntar and Manikaran (a religious place for Sikhs), has long served as the main headquarters for backpackers and travellers in the idyllic Parvati Valley.

Kasol serves as the base camp for many nearby treks, including Surpass (13,800 feet) and the Pin Parvati Valley Trek.