About Kasol
A small village in Himachal situated along the banks of the river Parvati, Kasol is a tourist attraction that is rapidly gaining fame as a very popular hub for trekkers, backpackers, and nature lovers. Commonly known as the Amsterdam of India, this quaint little village is resplendent in natural scenic beauty, and is one of the few places in the country that is yet to be ruined by urbanization and commercialization. Situated between the towns of Bhuntar and Manikaran, Kasol might seem like a plain, nondescript village from the outside, but it is one of the best places in the country to just sit back and chill in the lap of nature.
With 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.
Culture of Kasol
Kasol being a piece of a multireligious, multicultural just as multilingual state pursues the Himachali culture and religion itself. Because of enormous traveler clamor, the spot is multicultural. You will discover individuals of various societies, communicating in various dialects ready. There is one school in Kasol. Local people live in little beautiful hovels. The vast majority of them run bistros and others are neighborhood traveler guides. Kasol has a culture which is significantly impacted by Israelis. It has turned into a home to numerous Israelis who in the wake of beginning to look all starry eyed at its excellence never thought of returning. For them, Kasol has plain feels with white sand close to Parvati waterway and wild charas which is likewise found in Israel. Israelis are the proprietor of the greater part of the populace in Kasol. This is the reason Kasol is additionally called "The Mini Israel of India". Thus, Kasol's cooking has an expansion of German, Italian and Israeli sustenance. The cutting edge culture of Israel has brought about the night and rave parties. Be that as it may, these gatherings are illicit, and whenever got then it might take the guilty party in a correctional facility. In any case, as a useful bit of advise is sufficient, be careful!
What is the best time to visit Kasol?
October to June is the best time to visit Kasol. Despite the fact that Kasol encounters great climate consistently, the perfect time to investigate the wild of the spot is from March to May. During this time, the climate is lovely with the temperature going from 15 - 22 degrees Celsius. In any case, in the event that you are enamored with walking around nippy evenings and cool night winds, winters, for example from October to February is the correct season for you. The temperature during the season more often than not differs from 3 to 10 degrees Celsius and the streets prompting Kasol may be blocked in light of day off.
How to Reach Kasol
By Air: Almost 31 Kms away, Bhuntar Airport located near Kullu is the nearest airport to the village. It is connected to three cities Delhi, Pathankot and Shimla. You can hire local cabs or private vehicles from there to reach Kasol.
By Rail: Pathankot serves as the nearest railhead at a distance of almost 150 Km,
Himsagar Express, Andaman Express, Ten Jammu Express, and Sarvodaya Express are a few trains you can opt for. Chandigarh about 310 Km away is another option you can opt for. Taxis or private vehicles can be hired from here as well to reach Kasol.
By Road: The HRTC (Himachal Road Transport Corporation) runs regular buses from neighbouring states of Delhi, Haryana and Punjab. In the state itself they run to and fro from cities of pathankot, Shimla, Kangra, Solan and Dharamsala.
