6 Night - 7 Day Trip To Kasol

Morning: Take a short local bus ride or taxi (about 4 km) to Manikaran Sahib. This is a significant pilgrimage site for both Sikhs and Hindus. Visit the Gurudwara, explore the hot springs where the Langar (community meal) is cooked, and take a purifying dip in the hot pools.

Afternoon: Trek to Chalal Village. This is a relatively easy 30-45 minute trek from Kasol. Chalal is a quieter, more traditional village offering a glimpse into the local way of life.

Evening: Return to Kasol. You can spend the evening relaxing by a bonfire at a campsite or trying out another of the town's many cafes.

Day 3 (Trek to Kheerganga): This is the highlight of the trip for many. After an early breakfast, take a bus or taxi from Kasol to Barshaini, which is the starting point of the trek. The trek to Kheerganga is a beautiful 12 km trail that takes about 4-6 hours. You will pass through scenic landscapes, wooden bridges, and a waterfall at Rudra-Nag. Upon reaching the top, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views and the famous natural hot springs.

Night 3: Stay overnight in a camp at Kheerganga. The clear night sky is perfect for stargazing.

Day 4 (Return to Kasol): Wake up to a stunning sunrise and take a final dip in the hot springs. Begin your trek back down to Barshaini and then take a taxi or bus back to Kasol. The rest of the day can be spent relaxing, recuperating, and exploring any part of Kasol you might have missed.

Morning: After a relaxing start to the day, take a taxi or bus to Tosh Village. Tosh is a picturesque village known for its stunning views of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks.

Afternoon: Spend the day exploring the village, its quaint cafes, and local shops. You can also take a short hike around the village to get a better view of the valley and the Tosh waterfall.

Evening: Return to your accommodation in Kasol.

Morning: Take a day trip to the ancient and secluded village of Malana. It's best to hire a taxi for this, as a short hike is required to reach the village. Malana is famous for its unique culture and its self-imposed isolation from the outside world. Remember to be respectful of their customs, as touching villagers or their houses is not allowed.

Afternoon: Return from Malana. You can spend the rest of the day shopping for souvenirs in the local Kasol market. You'll find a variety of items, from dreamcatchers and hippie clothing to local woolens and jewelry.

Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner at a cafe of your choice and soak in the last moments of the vibrant Kasol atmosphere.

Morning: Enjoy a final breakfast. Depending on your departure time, you can visit any local spots you might have missed or simply relax by the river.

Afternoon: Check out from your guesthouse and head to Bhuntar for your onward journey, filled with memories of your week in the tranquil Parvati Valley.