Kasol Trip, Trek to Kheerganga and Tosh Valley
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Kasol, Himachal Pradesh
What will you experience
Certified Instructor
High Quality Safety Gear
Wildlife Exploration
Good Endurance
Team Work
Amazing Sunrise and Sunset
About the Activity
| Start Point | New Delhi |
| End Point | New Delhi |
| Start and End Time | 06:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Day 1) and round 8:00 AM (Day 6) |
| Stay | Alpine tents on sharing basis |
| Meals | Breakfast and dinner |
| Transportation | Delhi to Kasol and Kasol to Delhi in a semi sleeper AC Volvo bus and inner transfers(As according to the version selected) |
| Activities | Trekking & Camping |
| Maximum Altitude | 9600 ft. |
| Temperature | Day: 8┬░C to 15┬░C; and Night: 0┬░C to 3┬░C |
| Avg. Hiking Distance | 14 KM |
| ATM | Last ATM is in Kasol |
| Mobile Network | BSNL works the pleasant in those areas |
| Trekking Gradient | Easy to moderate |
About the trek:
- Relax in the calm settings of Kasol and Kheerganga, which are two of Himachal Pradesh's most revitalising tourist destinations.
- The Kasol expedition, which includes a walk to Kheerganga and Tosh valley, begins in Delhi and travels through Bhuntar, Rudra Nag, and Barshini.
- You may visit the pilgrim centre of Manikaran while on the trip, and you can also take in the extraordinary beauty of the captivating Parvati valley and the snow-capped Himalayas.
How to Reach:
- The starting line of this excursion is New Delhi that is without problems available thru trains, flights, and different methods of transport.
Know before you book
- Keep your bags to a bare minimum; the more you have, the more trouble you'll have.
- Bring dry snacks/meals from home (you'll be carrying a lot of cash). Carry water bottles so you may refill them.
- Any non-public charges, private devices, food no longer listed, and so on will no longer be included in the programme.
- Mobile and computer charging points may or may not be available on campsites at any given time.
- Camping may be an easy activity. It is no longer possible to rely on luxuries. Some areas have the best access to electricity.
- All sports are affected by the weather.
- For the journey, a good and functional vehicle with an experienced driver is required, especially for hilly terrains.
- Professional manual(s) are available to provide high security, proper statistics, and private activities, all of which are required to complete a trek.
- Following your reservation, you may be given access to the actual region.
- At the time of check-in, please present a valid photo ID.
- Guidelines provided by the state government must be followed. Distancing from others must be maintained. Hand sanitisers and masks should be used often.
- If the trek is to be cancelled, the government must be notified ahead of time.
- Avoid using plastic luggage to preserve the destination's ecological stability.
- During the walk, avoid using earphones since this may reduce your audibility.
- Do not encourage midnight trekking unless it is a part of the schedule and you have a manual with you; this may result in unexpected catastrophes.
- Water is a valuable resource, hence conservation is encouraged.
- The walk passes through a green zone; polluting the neighbouring websites or campsites is not encouraged. Travellers who litter may face fines.
- To have a safe and enjoyable walk, pay attention to the trek publications and teachers.
- It is recommended that you bring enough warm clothing and appropriate footwear for the journey.
- Before embarking on the journey, see a doctor. Throughout the walk, carry minimal pharmaceutical medications and a first-aid kit.
- The command retains the right to alter the trek in the event of any emergency or natural disaster.
- Climate conditions at high altitudes differ from those at lower altitudes; allow adequate time to acclimate to high elevations.
- The trek is not recommended for children under the age of seven.
Things to Carry
- Water Bottle
- Snacks
- Appropriate Clothing
- Comfortable Footwear
- Backpack
- Flashlight
- Sunscreen
- UA Voucher