How to get to Tosh and to do everything around Tosh

After Kasol, Tosh is one of the prettiest towns in the valley of Parvati. If you plan to go to Kasol, Tosh should always be on your desire list. I’ll tell you how to dress and do things in this article.

When you plan a 2-3 day weekend, Parvati Valley is the best choice, with mountains, cafés, vibes, and the tranquility you’re looking for.

Tosh is in the Parvati valley a small village located 21 kilometers from Kasol. Recently this village has become a hub for packers who come here looking for parties or cheap accommodation. Tosh doesn’t cost so much as Kasol. Guest accommodation and hotels can be found at and at the edge of the town.

The local cafés and stalls serve food in the village. Pizza, omelets, and toast are just some of the things that can be easily reached in the town. An alternative for a budget bag packer can also be Maggie.

The people of Parvati valley are mainly occupied by tourism. It may be in Kasol, in Malana, in Tosh, in Pulga, or any village. Apple gardens also provide the local population with a large source of income. Wooden village houses are a prime example of mountain people’s architecture.

In the local cafés and stalls, food in the village is served. A few easy things in the village are Pizza, omelets, toast. Another great option could also be Maggie for a bag packer.

The people in the Parvati Valley are mainly occupied by tourism. May that be Kasol, Malana, Tosh, Pulga, or any of the other towns. Apple fruit trees also provide local people with a great source of income. Wooden village houses are a prime example of Mountain people’s architecture.

Like Malana, Jamdagni Rishi is worshiped by these people as their principal deities. In the center of the village is the temple of Jammu. It’s only open once a year. Large Veranda is the characteristic element of the Himachal Pradesh temples, which are used for different rituals during special occasions.

How to Reach Tosh Village From Kasol

From Delhi, most of the tourists begin their trip. I’ll tell you how a man can reach Tosh from Delhi

Volvo is the best option from Cashemire’s Delhi Tour to Himachal Pradesh’s Manali.

Don’t go to Volvo’s Manali. Get down to Bhuntar from where you’re going to Kasol.

You can take a bus from Bhuntar to Kasol which runs regularly one by one or even for taxi services if you are a budget traveler.

You must travel after Kasol to Manikaran, then to Barsheni, and then finally to Tosh.

The routes are metallic but are in a fair state from Bhuntar to Manikaran.

The road between Manikaran and Tosh is very bad.

Cars are up to the end, but it depends entirely on your driving skills.

Things to Do around Tosh

Manikaran

The Parvati valley of Himachal Pradesh on the banks of the river Parvati is the holy destination of Manikaran. This place is situated at a distance of 34 kilometers from Bhuntar (nearest airport) and 4 kilometers from Kasol. For both Hindus and Sikhs, Manikaran is a holy center. The legendary stones tell that, in the spring of Manikaran, Parvati, Lord Shiva’s wife, dropped her ears and caused the hot water to rise. On the other hand, Sikhs believe that in 1574 with his disciples the third Udasi, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, was there.

Malana

It is a village near Kasol, and everybody knows why it is so famous, Manikaran. Yes, it’s the M cream or the Malana cream, of course. In the midst of the smoke provided by nature, Kasol has always been a destination for weed lovers. The Parvati valley offers what is hard to find throughout the country and makes it unique. Chalaal’s ravine parts are known for the magic and the magical mood that takes you off the planet. There are a few things mentioned above, which means heavens to the smokers, that the trekking route from Kasol to Chalaal is quite busy.

Kheerganga

The 13kms uphill trek from Varshaini is difficult. To reach Varshani you must pass Manikaran, cross many bridges and waterfalls along the way to Kheerganga. The trek is well known for its rawness and the springs of hot water. It is believed that people travel to Kheerganga as the Lord Shiva’s and the Goddess Parvati’s temples and that the holy hot springs are healing. A total delight in the eyes is the panoramic view of the surroundings and the sky from Kheerganga.