Travel Guide To Kasol
- Ideal Duration : 3-6 days
- Elevation : 1,580 m
- Best Time : March-June
Kasol
"Mini Israel Of India"
Kasol is fondly known as Mini Israel of India due to large number of Israeli tourist. The village is known for cannabis plantation and spectacular views hills teeming with dense Himalayan vegetation. Kasol is a very popular destination for backpacker’s and travelers from around the globe. Due to large number of Israeli found in this village of Parvati Valley its often mistaken as Mini Israel. (Thanks largely to sign boards in Hebrew as well). Kasol is located in Parvati Valley, on the banks of the Parvati River, between Manikaran and Bhuntar, at the height of 1640 meters.
Kasol is a small Himalayan Village with lot of activities like trekking, shopping and walking along the Parvati River. It is fast emerging as a hub for backpackers, trekkers and nature lovers. Famous for its trails, Kasol is popular for several treks to Kheerganga, Yanker Pass, Sar Pass and Pin Parbati Pass. To get the feel of the local culture in this region, a trip to the village of Malana. Located a few kilometers from Kasol, Malana is tiny hamlet inhabited by people living in self- imposed isolation. The village has plenty of scenic sights, and is often called ‘Little Greece’.
Facts about Kasol :
- Kasol was originally a bus stop.
- Kasol is largely populated by Israeli, so local food habit and culture has an Israeli touch.
- The village is an open space by the banks of Parvati River.
- The village serves as an entry point to Parvati Valley.
- Kasol also serves as a base camp to the villages of Grahan and Rasol.
- Kasol also serves as a base camp to the villages of Grahan and Rasol.
- Kasol has only 1 ATM.
Best time to Visit Kasol :
The ideal time is to visit between the months of October to June when the temperature ranges between 15 to 22 degrees Celsius.
Places in and around Kasol:

Tosh :

Kheerganga:

Manikaran Sahib:

Sar Pass Trek:

Chalal Vilage:

Malana Village: A land of unexplored Mysteries.

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Must Know Before You Visit Kasol
- Ensure etiquette while visiting monasteries, as photography and visitation are restricted in some areas.
- If you’re trekking, carry your own water during the trek. You might not get the opportunity to refill your water stock on the way.