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hey ! read ur blog
Read ur blog on kasol india. Its good. Did u go in december ?

get well soon.
Dear Patricia, So sorry to hear about your health condition. may you get treated well and your cancer gets cured. wish you a speedy recovery. Yes i had a wonderful journey in Kasol, Leh and Ladakh> your blog was really helpful. We stayed at the Panchali Guest house. Though the room charges was 1000 All inclusive of breakfast for 2. It was ok

Parvati Valley
Hi, i returned from kasol last weekend only. so obviously i loved your blog. you expressed every flavour of kasol very nicely. i would like to add two things - 1. trekking & 2. near by villages. kasol offers world's one of the best trekking called "KHEER Ganga". this is 15 kms adventurous trekking which leads you to the top of mountain nd u can enjoy natural hot springs there. but, it is not preferred in monsoon (rainy season) and unfortunately we missed it. Second, the near by villages. we went to Malana, one of the oldest village, culturelly very rich. Cab dropped us 4 kms away from the village, not even on the same mountain. we reached the other mountain via crossing river through a wooden bridge and climbed the mountain 3kms. it was awsome. this village is not at all influenced by city life. we got to see a hilly village where people are living without any transport facility nd basic facilities. it was a new experience. we spent 3 nights in kasol and i feel it was yet to explore.

Your Blog on kasol
Very informative for idle travellers like me. It is indeed very true to the real situation. All my best wishes !!

i will go to kasol alone smwere mid month june.any advice would u give.my budget would be limited.would be travelling by own vehicle

Very Nice
Dear Madam , I find your blog bit late however it is not too late to acknowledge a very nice blog indeed. BHARAT KADGE

Lovely writeup
Hey Patricia, just came across your blog entry, and loved it. I'm writing five years after you wrote the piece, and Kasol has changed a lot since then. Loved your description of Manikaran. You have a wonderful conversational style of writing. Carry on. Best, Rahul G Blogging from bluecabbage (dot) blogspot (dot) in

kasol
amazing journey and very well put forward... I just have one issue that I am too scared of the bus ride with inches away from the valley, any suggestion for that

Tranquility
Sounds like a good time and the right price. Glad you gave it a go.

nice blog.. n nice pics too.... m planning fr a visit m sure ur travelogue will help me to plan mine...:)

KASOL: full of surprises, in the pretty hills of India
HI Patrica, Lovely blog. Enjoyed reading it a lot. I was looking for some info on kasol as its going to be my first time up there and going through your blog explained exactly what to expect. i Leave tomorrow and cant wait to get there and smell the green. Be safe and tc. Thanx

Hey Patricia. Your blog was a really nice read. I was planning to visit Kasol, and wanted to know whether November would be the right time to do so. I'd like to trek around and have heard that trekking shuts during that month. It'll be great if you could give me some insight on that front. Thanks and your blog was a great read.

Thanks I like what you have said to the public , I am Namibian
You have said all but Himba don't use goats skin as clothe, they only use calf skin or sheep skin mostly. I am pure Himba too though I went school,.