Four Days Delhi to Kasol by Tempo Traveller , Kasol is situated in Parvati Valley, on the banks of the Parvati River, on the way between Bhuntar and Manikaran. It is located 32 km from Bhuntar and 5 km from Manikaran . Kasol is a small tourist village mostly inhabited by local Himachalis and tourists from around the world. On arrival after checking in at the hotel, leave for visting Parvati Valley which is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world. Starting at the confluence of River Parvati and River Beas, the valley is famous for its pretty as a picture coniferous forests and crystal clear mountain streams. Nestled in these sylvan hills is the charming village of Kasol. Four Days Delhi to Kasol by Tempo Traveller  Tour you also visit other sightseeing places like Tosh, Malana, Kheer Ganga . Kheerganga trek after  breakfast. You will be transferred to Bharsheni in a private vehicle and from there we’ll begin the trek, en route Rudranaag: a midpoint of the trek. Induration when reaching the final ascent of the Kheerganga trek you will be gratified with the hot water springs where you will enjoy yourself both physically and spiritually. ith the waters of the Parvati river gurgling along and a stunning view of the snow-capped mountains in the background, taking a stroll along the river is one of the best ways to spend a day in Kasol. With smooth boulders and clean white sand separating the green grass from the frothing sea-green waters of the river, every single bend in the river opens up to a breathtaking panorama of cliffs, pine trees, and gushing waterfalls.
Kasol is famous for its trekking trails, which include treks to Kheerganga, Yanker Pass, Sar Pass, and Pin Parbati Pass. To get a real feel of the culture in these regions, go on a visit to the village of Malana. Located a few kilometres away from Kasol, Malana is a tiny hamlet inhabited by people living in self-imposed isolation. The people of Malana claim themselves to be Aryan descendants, as a result of which they avoid interaction with outsiders. The village has plenty of scenic sights, though, and is often called ‘Little Greece’.