Kasol – Hill Tripping

Duration of Visit: Spend at least 2-3 days in Kasol to fully immerse yourself in its natural beauty, relax by the Parvati River, and explore nearby attractions.

Parvati River: Spend some quiet time by the river or engage in activities like river rafting. The soothing sound of the flowing water and the scenic views it offers are truly mesmerizing.
Israeli Culture: Kasol is known for its Israeli inhabitants, which influences the food, cafes, and culture. Don’t miss experiencing this unique aspect.
Trekking: Kasol serves as a base for many treks such as to Kheerganga, Tosh, and the more challenging ones like the Pin Parvati Pass.
Local Markets: Explore the local markets for souvenirs, hippie clothing, and handcrafted items.

March to June: The weather is pleasant and warm, making it the best time for trekking and other outdoor activities.
October to November: These months offer clear skies and cool weather, ideal for enjoying the natural beauty without the monsoon rains.

Local Cuisine: Being a hotspot for Israeli tourists, Kasol offers a variety of Middle Eastern dishes along with local Himachali food.
- Hummus and Pita Bread: Available at almost every café here.
- Trout Fish: Freshly caught from the Parvati River and usually prepared with minimal spices to keep the flavors intact.
- Siddu: A local Himachali dish, which is bread made from wheat flour served with ghee and lentil soup.
Cafes to Check Out:
- Evergreen Cafe: A popular spot among tourists for its great ambiance and delicious food.
- Moon Dance Cafe: Known for its breakfast menu and beautiful views of the valley.

Getting There: Kasol is well connected by road. The nearest airport is in Bhuntar, approximately 30 km away. From there, you can take a bus or taxi to Kasol.
Accommodation: There are plenty of options ranging from hostels and guesthouses to hotels and riverside camps.
Pack Wisely: Even in the summer, nights can be cool, so carry some warm clothing. Also, bring comfortable walking shoes as the village and nearby trekking routes involve a lot of walking.
Respect Local Customs: Kasol is in a conservative region, despite its bohemian vibe, so dress modestly and be respectful of local traditions and customs.