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Puneet Bansal
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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.