Parvati Valley

As the season wanes in Goa, the psychedelic trance scene shifts more than 8,000 feet above sea level into the forest around Kasol, in the Kullu District's Parvati Valley. Festivals take place at Chalal, near Kasol, from late May until October. To get there, walk 30 minutes from Kasol, crossing the cable suspension bridge over the Parvati River and then following the picturesque riverside path to the village. Two of the biggest events are Parvati Peaking and Magica Festival. However, the Parvati Valley isn't all about parties. Another attraction near Kasol is Manikaran, with its hot springs and enormous riverside Sikh Gurudwara. The region has much to delight nature lovers and trekkers too.

. Day 1 | Delhi – Chandigarh – Bhuntar – Kasol

• Schedule your arrival to Bhuntar around 8 AM.
• Catch the next bus to Manikaran from Bhuntar Bus Stand. Buses leave every hour. Get off at Kasol
• Alternatively, hire a personal/shared cab from the airport to reach Kasol. Total Travel time of around 1.5 hours.
• Venture out and explore cafes nestled in the hills and by the river. Enjoy the tranquillity of Kasol.
• Experience Israeli cuisine

Day 2 | Kasol – Chalal – Kasol

• Wake up early in the morning to take an easy trek of about 30 minutes to Chalal.
• Explore Chalal – many cafes are splattered around the hamlet
• Plan your stay at Chalal or return to Kasol is suggested
• Explore Kasol further

Day 3 | Kasol – Manikaran – Barshaini – Tosh

• Catch the morning bus to Manikaran. Pay your respects at Manikaran Sahib, although expect it to be busy
• Visit the Hot Springs and take a healing dip
• Take a shared cab to Barshaini, the last road head
• You can then trek 4 km to reach Tosh
• Relax and unwind after a long day

Day 4 | Tosh – Pulga – Kalga

• Explore the lesser-known hamlets of Pulga, Kalga, Tulga – immersed in extreme nature
• Stay at Kalga / Pulga overnight

Day 5 | Kalga – Kheerganga

• Start your trek from Kalga for Kheerganga as early in the morning as possible
• Head on to Nakthan Village, crossing dense forests on a well-marked route
• Cross apple orchards, stop at various cafes along some portions of the trek
• Experience Rudranag waterfall
• Camp under the stars

Day 6 | Kheerganga – Jari

• Return from Kheerganga, heading to Barshaini
• From Barshaini, take a shared cab to head on to Jari.
• Camp at Jari & enjoy the views. The night skies are insane.

Day 7 | Jari – Malana – Jari

• Hire a private/shared cab to cover the 23 KMs journey from Jari
• Trek the remainder 2-3 km to Malana Village from the road end
• Foreign tourists need to register at Naka near the Malana Power House
• Route is well-laid
• Choose to stay at Malana (camping options) or head back to Jari (recommended)

Day 8 | Jari – Bhuntar – Chandigarh – Delhi

• Catch the bus from Malana towards Bhuntar
• Alternatively, hire a private/shared cab for your return
• Catch a bus/flight from Bhuntar to Delhi

Day 9 | BUFFER Day

This will act as a buffer day to be kept in case of road closure due to landslides or snowfall. Or, perhaps you want to enjoy more (always a must!)

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