Kasol Tourism

Nature Park Kasol:

Nature lovers wanting enjoy Himachal Pradesh tourism in Kasol should definitely visit this beautiful nature park. It is bordered by vines and trees and features a wide variety of flora and fauna. It is a great spot to escape into the tranquillity of untouched wilderness. You can take a peaceful stroll around the park with your partner, engage in birdwatching or even have a picnic with your family. This nature park is especially a great spot for birdwatching. The park acts as both a sanctuary for endangered and rare species and a vital conservation initiative to preserve the ecological balance of this region.

Parvati River:

Kasol tourism in India will not be complete without taking a walk along the Parvati River. This river originates from the Man Talai Glacier and flows through the Parvati Valley. The flow of the river is too fast and dangerous to allow any adventure activities. However, it is a great place to simply take a walk and admire the surroundings. Just sitting on the rocks by the Parvati River, and listening to the sound of gushing water and chirping birds amidst pine trees would be a memorable experience. 

Tosh:

Tosh is located at the far end of the Parvati Valley. It is characterized by its gradual terrain and the Parvati River running through the region.  An important part of Himachal Pradesh tourism Kasol, Tosh offers some of the most picturesque views of the valley and nearby peaks. Tosh can only be explored on foot, after crossing a bridge that connects the last road head from Barshaini to the small village. 

Manikaran:

Manikaran is an important pilgrimage centre for both Sikhs and Hindus. Lying amidst the Himalayas, at Manikaran you can find Sikh and Hindu temples, as well as hot springs. Many people visit Manikaran every year to seek blessings, making it an important part of Kasol city tourism. The gurudwara here, known as Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurudwara, is especially revered by the Sikhs. It is widely believed that Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, visited this site during his journey to the Himalayas in the early 16th century. At Manikaran you can also find Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Sar Pass:

Lying at an altitude of approximately 13,800 feet, Sar Pass provides enthralling views of pristine lakes, verdant meadows and snow-capped peaks. It takes about a 48 km trek from Kasol to reach the place. On your trek, you would pass through dense forests, sparking streams, as well as expansive meadows Min Thach and Biskeri Thach. Subsequent to completing the trek, you may relax your muscles in the natural hot springs of Manikaran.