Treks in Parvati Valley...
It's no secret that in Parvati Valley, everyone in the core has ever visited a unique location. Also, if you have just visited Kasol and Tosh's top sights, you miss everything in the Valley. We can better guide you on how we can manoeuvre the lovely Parvati Valley.
1. Chalal Village
Chalal is not even supposed to be a walk but a brief walk. The pleasant 30-minute walk from Kasol to Chalal leads you through old-world charm and amazing panorama. Get to chill along the river and get back to Himachal Pradesh's off-beat place.April-June is the best time to visit this hamlet in Chalal. However, since it's very simple to walk you can cover it quickly every month–regardless of rain or sunlight. The tranquillity is addictive and if you have the luxury of time, you might even want to spend a night here. Chalal's peace, solitude and silence will leave you in love for a long time.
2. Tosh Village
Tosh is an easy walk. Indeed, up till Tosh Nala, there is a roadway. Located 40 km from Kasol and only 3-4 km from Barshaini Village, Tosh needs a full trek.There is an abundance of flowers and flora, in the early summer months, there are blue poppies and balsam, while winter months bring snow and glory. Throughout your walk, you will be part of a happy tribe because Tosh becomes popular and visitors flock to this picturesque town.
3. Rasol Village
A trek to Rasol Village is next to our list of simple treks in Parvati Valley.A two-hour hike from the magic of Kasol, Rasol offers a foolish view of the hills covered in dense pine woods and overwhelmingly blue skies. Rasol is a backpacker paradise with some difficult patches between you, which will test your endurance.Also because of the untouched beauty, in the lap of Parvati valley you will be allowed to be. It's no surprise that Shivji has been here meditating for thousands of years. It's a lovely place, indeed.
4. Kutla Glacier & Buddhaban
Kutla Glacier is a comparatively easily accessible day from Tosh that takes approximately 2 hours to finish in full. Yet on the manner, Himachal's untouched beauty will definitely keep you fascinated and take a ton of pauses between you to taste and immerse yourself in natural wonders.Passing the temple of Rishi Jamdagni, the path takes you to a tiny waterfall where you can also see far-off snowy peaks. One should try a while, even a night, and enjoy the calm of the area.Apple orchard, the scenic Kutla Village, Tosh River, and a wonderful looking Buddhaban campsite make the highlights of this short trek from Tosh Village near Kasol.
5. Grahan Village
10 KM walk from Kasol, Grahan is the dream walk, not too hard, with patches that push you really up to your full potential. Yeah, the opinions are not only great at the end but also spectacular throughout the trek. Grahan is a small village with outstanding reclusion and numerous bridges along Parvati Valley.The deeper you go into the forest, the more you get the view. Each turn gives you a Holy Cow, which kind of beauty. After covering more than 80% of the trip, you would have to decide whether you want to take the longer, but the simpler route, or the shorter but attractive route.Both opinions have their advantages and disadvantages, but it is up to you to decide how.
The terrain is rocky, so you have to finish your journey throughout the day-get off early in the morning. When you lastly arrive in the village visit the temple of Grahan. Food is also delicious, tourist trappings are notorious and the residents are beautiful. Encourage a discussion to listen to a local's many tales.
6.Sar Pass Trek
Ah, the thrill of excitement! The definition of amazing opinions on a walk is Sar Pass. The hike will hold you on your toes, with the insane lovely wet and the amazing night skies covering a total of 4-5 days from Kasol. The walk begins at Kasol and crosses the village of Grahan. The deeper you enter the Parvati valley hills, the more beautiful you can witness. The paths ahead of Grahan are secluded, surrounded by rhododendrons, but you will be glad to see.
7.Tirthan Valley Trek
The Tirthan Valley Trek takes you about 4 days to complete another lovely Trek of the Grand Himalayan National Park. In south Tirthan, Sainj and Parvati in the north, the three main rivers flow from the Park.In the Kullu-Manali valley, these rivers feed mainly on the Beas River. There are very comparable landscapes in these valleys. The valley and its villages have maintained the rural and traditional character, giving this trek a distinctive taste.
Waterfalls and sporadic portions of steep trek highlight the route for Tirthan Valley. The transition between Sainj and Parvati from Tirthan Valley is going to be the highlight of the trek.
