The picturesque natural beauty is one of the prime reasons for traveling to Kasol. The Parvati river adds to the spectacular beauty of this place. You can sit by the banks of the river and enjoy the trance of the environment. Even when Kasol has become a much-loved spot for youngsters, the tranquility has not been destroyed, unlike other hill stations.
Kasol is not just a “stoner’s paradise”, there’s much more to it. The most amazing side of this place is its Israeli culture. Little known to outsiders, Kasol is a haven for flavorsome food. The view of the lush green forest and bountiful hills makes your eating experience even tastier. Try pizza and fries at Little Italy, have lunch at Evergreen Cafe and the tastiest veggie sandwich at the Bhoj Cafe. Walk a little beyond the Evergreen Cafe and sip the best chai at the river side camping place. For people with a sweet tooth, Germany Bakery is a must visit. Don’t forget to visit the Maria Cafe for munching some snacks after a tiresome walk.
There is nothing like a nice walk along the sky-touching pine trees on one side and a transcendental river on the other. The Parvati river is separated from the lush green grass by the clean white sand. To add to the beauty are the snow-capped mountain peaks. Side by the banks of the river with your feet in cold water and forget about all the worries of your life. An hour spend here is surely an experience of a lifetime!
Malana is a famous place near Kasol, which is known for the Jamlu Devta Temple and its unique culture. The residents believe themselves to be the descendants of the Aryan’s and prefer to live in isolation. When in Malana, make sure that you don’t touch the walls or people without their consent. This village of splendid beauty is known as the Little Greece of India. It wouldn’t be wrong to call Malana the touch-me-not town. A must visit but remember that the people are not so friendly!
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