Tosh is one of the prettiest towns in the Parvati valley after Kasol. Tosh should always be on your wish list if you are planning a trip to Kasol. I will tell you in this article how to do things and how to do things.
You will definitely have to check out this list of beautiful towns in Tosh
Some of the basic characteristics of the village of Tosh are snow-capped peaks, lush green landscapes and freezing temperature.
The Parvati Valley is an optimum option if you plan a weekend of 2-3 days, with the mountains, cafés, vibes and all the peace you desire from your heart.
Situated at a distance 21 kilometers from Kasol, Tosh is a village in Parvati Valley. Recently, this village has become a hub for baggage-packers who flock here for party or budget lodging. Tosh trek doesn’t cost as much as Kasol. Both at the entrance and far end of the village the guest houses and hotels are available.
In the local cafés and stalls, food is served in the village. A few easily accessed things in the village include pizza, omelets and toast. Another great option for a budget bag packer can be Maggie.
In the Parvati valley, tourism is the main occupation of the people. May it be Kasol, Malana, Tosh, Pulga or any other town. Apple overseas are also the local people’s great source of income. Village wooden houses are a fine example of mountain people’s architecture.
How to get from Kasol to Tosh Village?
Many of the people from Delhi begin their journey. So I’ll tell you how someone from Delhi can reach Tosh
Volvo is the best option from Delhi’s Cashmiri Puerto to Manali, Himachal Pradesh.
Don’t go to Volvo’s Manali. Go down to the Bhuntar place from where you will go to Kasol
If you are a traveler from Bhuntar to Kasol, you can take the bus one by one at a regular rate, or you can even use a cab.
Many of the people from Delhi begin their journey. So I’ll tell you how someone from Delhi can reach Tosh
Volvo is the best option from Delhi’s Cashmiri Puerto to Manali, Himachal Pradesh.
Don’t go to Volvo’s Manali. Go down to the Bhuntar place from where you will go to Kasol
If you are a traveler from Bhuntar to Kasol, you can take the bus one by one at a regular rate, or you can even use a cab.
You must head after Kasol to Manikaran, then to Barsheni and then finally to Tosh.
The routes are metalled but in good condition from Bhuntar to Manikaran.
Roads between Manikaran and Tosh are very bad.
Vehicles reach the end but this depends entirely on your driving abilities.
Things to Do around Tosh
Manikaran
Manikaran is a sacred destination in the Himachal Pradesh Valley of Parvati on the banks of the Parvati river. This site is located 34 km away from Bhuntar (nearest airport) and 4 km from Kasol, also known as the mini Israeli site. For both Hindus and Sikhs, Manikaran is holy center. The legendary stories tell that Parvati once dropped her ears in Manikaran’s spring and brought hot water up from there, as Lord Shiva’s wife. The Sikhs, on the other, believe that Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the third Udasi, came with his followers here in 1574. One of his disciples was hungry after some time. So they went to collect food, but there was no fire to cook. The only difficulty. Then in Manikaran Guru Nanak took up the stone and the spring of hot water came from the surface of the earth.
Malana
It’s a village close to Kasol and everybody knows why it’s so famous, Manikaran knows. Yes it’s the M cream or the Malana cream, definitely. The weed lovers who want to enjoy their lives in the middle of nature have always been at Kasol. The Valley of Parvati offers you something that can’t be found anywhere in the whole country, making it unique. The ravenous parts of chalaal are famous all over for the magic and magic that takes you out of this planet. The Kasol to Chalaal trekking route is quite busy because of some of the above things and therefore it’s a city for smokers.
Kheerganga
It’s a hard trek from Varshaini uphill, 13 kms. You must pass Manikaran to reach Varshani, cross many waterfalls and bridges on your way to Kheerganga. The trek is renowned for rawness and springs of hot water. Those who travel to Kheerganga are thought to have healing properties as they have a temple of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and holy hot water fountains. The panoramic view from Kheerganga over the surroundings and the sky is an absolute eye pleasure.
