Kasol Kheerganga
Delhi to Delhi
Duration (5D/5N)
Tour Category - Backpacking
Difficulty - Seightseeing
Basic Inclusions
Meal Included
Stay Included
Transfer
Activity
Highlights
- Manali Sightseeing: Visit the Hadimba Temple, an ancient and sacred temple surrounded by towering cedar trees, and explore the lively Manali Mall Road, known for its vibrant markets and shopping spots.
- Solang Valley Adventure: Head to Solang Valley, a haven for adventure lovers, offering activities like Zorbing, Skiing, Paragliding, ATV rides, and Zipline (at personal expense). The valley’s stunning landscape adds to the thrill of these activities.
- Kasol Valley Exploration: Experience the charm of Kasol, a small village in the Parvati Valley, known for its serene beauty, laid-back atmosphere, and vibrant cafes. Enjoy local street food and immerse in the village’s peaceful vibe.
- Manikaran Gurudwara: Visit the Manikaran Gurudwara, a holy place with hot springs, offering a tranquil atmosphere and spiritual significance.
About this tour
Nestled in the Beas River Valley, Manali is a picturesque hill station located at an altitude of 2,050 meters. It is famous for its lush green landscapes, snow-capped peaks, and scenic views of the Himalayas. Known for its adventure activities, Manali offers a range of experiences such as skiing, paragliding, and trekking, particularly in areas like Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass. It also attracts travelers with its charming old town, bustling markets, and the peaceful vibe of places like Hidimba Temple and the Manu Temple. Manali is also a popular starting point for treks in the region and serves as a base for exploring the Spiti Valley, Leh, and other parts of the Himalayas.
Kasol
Located around 40 km from Manali, Kasol is a small village in the Parvati Valley, known for its tranquil ambiance, beautiful views, and vibrant culture. It is particularly famous among backpackers and nature lovers for its scenic beauty, crystal-clear river, and rich, lush greenery. Kasol is also known for its vibrant hippie culture, Israeli cafes, and laid-back atmosphere. The village offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation and exploration, with nearby treks to Kheerganga, Chalal Village, and other pristine spots in the valley. Kasol serves as a base for treks in the Parvati Valley, where visitors can immerse themselves in nature, camp under the stars, and unwind by the river.
Both Manali and Kasol are gateways to explore the majestic Himalayas, offering stunning views, adventure, relaxation, and spiritual experiences. Whether you’re in search of adventure in the mountains or a peaceful retreat by the river, these two places offer something for everyone.
Itinerary
The group assembles at the pick-up point. a small tour briefing session will also be provided. head out for an overnight journey to Kasol.
Highlight of the Day: Chalal Village, Kasol Market and Cafe Hopping Upon arrival = Kasol, check in to our designated accommodation and have lunch. Afterward, take a tiny hike towards Chalal which is a quaint village that offers beautiful views of the entire Parvati Valley. And head back with your own pace In the evening, visit the Local market, and indulge in Cafe Hopping in Kasol. Dinner followed by an overnight stay in Kasol.
After a delicious early morning breakfast, we'll head towards Barshaini. Upon arrival at Barshaini, we'll start our trek for Kheerganga waterfall crossings, cafes, and many scenic viewpoints that offer you breathtaking views of the Parvati Valley along the trek. Upon our arrival in Kheerganga, we will walk around and explore the majestic views. check into our designated camps where we'll spend the rest of the night. You can also spot stunning views of the night sky from your campsites. Dinner followed by an overnight stay.
After early morning breakfast, we'll check out of our campsite and descent back down to Barshaini. visit the holy Manikaran Gurudwara. Afterwards, we'll head back to Kasol. board an overnight bus for our return journey to Delhi. Note: The visit to Manikaran Gurudwara is subject to time.
We'll reach Delhi early in the morning. The group will dissemble and part ways with fond memories.
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Starts from ₹8,000
Included
- Transportation: Round-trip transportation via Tempo Traveler or AC Volvo Bus for Delhi to Delhi travel.
- Accommodation: as per itinerary
- Meals: as per itinerary
- Guides & Support: o A dedicated Trip Captain may be present throughout the journey for assistance. o Local Guide for sightseeing and trek activities may be present. o First Aid Kits for emergency preparedness.
- Permits & Fees: All required Permits for trekking and sightseeing.
- Driver Allowance, Toll Taxes, and other state taxes. o Parking Charges included.
Excluded
- Early Check-in / Late Check-out: Any early check-in (before 1:00 PM) or late check-out (after 11:00 AM) charges at the hotel if applicable.
- Personal Expenses: Any additional expenses of a personal nature, such as shopping, laundry, tips, etc.
- Additional Accommodation/Food: Costs incurred for additional accommodation or food due to delays in travel.
- Meals Not Included: Any meals not specifically mentioned in the package inclusions, including lunch or other meals.
- Sightseeing Charges: Parking and monument entry fees during sightseeing.
- Unexpected Costs: Additional costs due to flight cancellations, landslides, roadblocks, or other natural calamities.
Things to Carry
These items are more geared toward durability, comfort, and readiness for outdoor adventure and rugged conditions.
Backpacks:
- Rucksack (Large trekking backpack for carrying all essentials): A spacious, durable backpack designed to carry all necessary gear comfortably for longer treks.
- Day-Pack (Smaller for summit or short trips): Lightweight and compact, perfect for carrying essentials for shorter, daily adventures like summiting.
Footwear:
- Trekking Shoes (Sturdy with ankle support, great for rocky terrain): Provides stability and ankle support on rough, uneven surfaces, essential for trekking.
- River Shoes / Waterproof Footwear (For river rafting): Water-resistant footwear designed to protect feet while participating in water-based activities like rafting.
- Sandals / Floaters (For campsite comfort, after extreme activities): Easy-to-wear footwear for relaxation after rigorous activities, letting feet breathe.
Clothing:
- Quick-Dry Tees (Lightweight and breathable for all-day activity): Wicks away moisture quickly, keeping you dry and comfortable on long hikes.
- Track Pants (Comfortable for movement, moisture-wicking): Flexible, breathable pants that help you stay comfortable during physical activities.
- Hiking Pants (Rugged, durable material for tough trails): Sturdy pants made from durable material that stand up to harsh environments and tough trails.
- Waterproof Jacket / Poncho (Protection from rain): Keeps you dry in wet weather, covering both you and your bag.
- Insulated Jacket (For cold weather conditions, snow hikes): Essential for warmth in snow or high-altitude cold conditions.
- Woolen Gloves & Woolen Socks (For cold weather): Keep your extremities warm in freezing conditions, with the added benefit of odor control for long trips.
- Thermals (For high-altitude or snow conditions): Insulating garments that trap body heat, necessary for extreme cold.
- Hoodie (Versatile for layering): Lightweight and comfortable, perfect for layering in varying weather.
Hydration & Snacks:
- Re-usable Water Bottle (Stay hydrated throughout the adventure): Essential for hydration; eco-friendly and refillable.
- Snacks / Energy Bars / Trail Mix (For quick energy boosts during breaks): Provides quick, easy-to-carry fuel for sustained energy on the go.
Personal Care & Safety:
- Sunscreen (SPF 40+ for long hours under the sun): Protects your skin from harmful UV rays during extended outdoor activities.
- Insect Repellent (Protection from bugs): Keeps insects like mosquitoes away, preventing bites and discomfort.
- First Aid Kit (For minor cuts, bruises, and other accidents): Contains basic medical supplies for treating minor injuries.
- Sanitizer (To maintain cleanliness): Essential for hygiene, especially when clean water is unavailable.
- Lip Balm (For protection against windburn): Prevents dry, cracked lips in harsh weather conditions.
- Personal Medication (Any essentials like painkillers, altitude sickness tablets, etc.): Any personal medical needs like medication for pain, altitude sickness, etc.
Electronics & Navigation:
- Headlamp (For nighttime hikes or late arrivals): Hands-free light source for navigating in low-light or nighttime conditions.
- Power Bank (To keep electronics charged): A portable charger to ensure your devices stay powered, especially in remote areas.
- GPS or Compass (For navigation in remote areas): Essential for finding your way, especially if there are no marked paths.
- Camera (To capture moments): A camera to document memories and scenic views from your adventure.
Additional Gear:
- Trekking Poles (For stability on tough terrain): Provides additional support and balance on rocky or uneven terrain.
- Sunglasses (For protection against glare): Protects your eyes from harsh sunlight, particularly at higher altitudes.
- Waterproof Bags (For storing electronics and sensitive items): Keeps your electronics and valuables safe and dry in wet conditions.
- Riding Gear (If part of the activity involves biking/motorcycling): Protective gear for biking or motorcycling adventures.
- Gaiters (For snow or muddy conditions): Protects legs from snow, water, and mud, helping keep you clean and dry.
- Gloves (For snow or trekking poles): Keeps hands warm in cold conditions and aids grip on trekking poles.
Documents & Identification:
- Personal ID, Emergency Contacts, Insurance Details: Critical identification and emergency information for safety and accessibility during travels.
