Trip Info
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Car, Tempo, Bus
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2 to 3 Stars Hotels
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3200 metres
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Delhi
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Year Around
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Eco-Tour, Hll Station, Pilgrimage tour, Leisure holidays, Weekend Getaways
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Breakfast and Dinner
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English and Hindi
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Easy
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4-15
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12
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65
Overview
Nestled in the lap of Himachal Pradesh, the scenic trail from Kasol to Koksar Snow Point offers a mesmerizing blend of spirituality, serenity, and snow-clad adventure. Kasol, the backpacker’s paradise on the banks of Parvati River, charms with its pine forests, Israeli cafés, and laid-back vibe. Just a short drive away, Manikaran beckons pilgrims and seekers with its revered Gurudwara and hot springs, believed to possess healing powers. Ascending further, Manali unfolds as a vibrant hill town where apple orchards, Tibetan monasteries, and bustling Mall Road meet the thrill of Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass. Beyond Manali, Koksar Snow Point—often the first village after crossing Rohtang—welcomes travelers with pristine snowfields, icy winds, and panoramic Himalayan views, making it a surreal finale to this high-altitude odyssey.
Highlights
- Kasol – The Hippie Hamlet -- Riverside serenity along the Parvati River with pine forests and mountain views.
- Café culture with Israeli food, live music, and bohemian vibes.
- Trekking base for trails to Chalal, Tosh, and Kheerganga.
- Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara with langar and healing hot springs.
- Shiva Temple steeped in legends of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
- Sulphur baths believed to cure ailments and purify the soul.
- Solang Valley for paragliding, skiing, and ATV rides.
- Hadimba Temple nestled in cedar forests.
- Old Manali for rustic cafés, live music, and local crafts.
- Mall Road for shopping, street food, and vibrant evenings.
- Koksar Snow Point – Gateway to the White Wildernes
- First snow village after Rohtang Pass, offering untouched Himalayan beauty
- Snow play zone for photography, snowball fights, and panoramic views
- Stark landscapes with icy winds and dramatic terrain—perfect for thrill-seekers.
