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Best Time To Visit Kasauli

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Located halfway between Kalka and Shimla, Kasauli is a small hill station nestled among the Shivalik Range. The cantonment town, established during British Era, is now a favorite destination for weekend trips and small retreats. But there is a lot more to the quaint hill station than just scenic views. For those who wish to visit this peaceful getaway soon, here are our recommendations for the most awesome things to do in Kasauli. You will have the time of your life here and will not be disappointed by anything that Kasauli has to offer you.

Monsoon is the best season to visit Kasauli. During the months of July, August, and September, tourists flock-in in large numbers to try the some adventurous activities to do in Kasauli. The summers and winters, however, are equally pleasant. And so, it is a year-round weekend getaway from Delhi and Chandigarh.

Here are the fun things to do in Kasauli. Read further to know all about the various activities that this beautiful town in Himachal has to offer. Take a look:

1. Trekking Tours

Jaw dropping vistas, sharp and mesmerizing winding hilly tracks, cool and comfortable weather, and not so crowded surroundings make trekking tours one of the most fascinating things to do in Kasauli. Trek along the Lower Mall Road up to the picture-perfect attractions in Kasauli – such as Manki, Jabli, and Sunset Point – is relaxing as well as revivifying. Do not forget your walking shoes and tracksuits. It is one of the best things to do in Kasauli Himachal Pradesh.

2. Nature Walks

This is one of the top things to do in Kasauli. Kasauli has romance in its air, and that’s why nature walk amidst the most picture-perfect environs is one of the amazing things to do in Kasauli. Enjoy the weekend holiday with your spouse by strolling from Lower Mall up to Kimmughat & Sunset point and around the Sanatorium, the Lover’s Lane, and the cantonment area. The walk is serene and refreshing and offers the best panoramic views of Himalayan peaks in the distance.

3. Gilbert Trail

For all those wondering what to do in Kasauli, taking the Gilbert Trail is among the best things to do in Kasauli. The 1.5 km kachha walkway from Lovers’ Lane, along the narrow winding paths of rocky cliffs, is very slippery. It is, thus, advised to be extra cautious while strolling along this trail. Make sure that you walk very carefully on this trail and wear sturdy, comfortable shoes. Also, stay on the lookout for prickly bushes.

4. Toy Train Ride

Make your vacations in Kasauli a little unique and mesmerizing by taking the heritage toy train ride between the two stations of proximity. From Kasauli, one can travel up to Dharampur (about 10 km) and take the train up to Barog and return. The journey through the hills tunnels, oak & pine forests, gorges, and small hilly hamlets is a dreamy affair.

The toy train – a World Heritage as declared by UNESCO – is definitely a joy ride and one of the mesmerizing tourist attractions in Kasauli. One can even experience the longest tunnel at Barog, which is 3 minutes’ travel, during this trip. Do not forget to carry your camera.

5. Kasauli Tibetan Market

The lower Mall road is dotted with numerous local Tibetan shops selling small handicrafts, woolens, hand-woven shawls, stoles, and scarves. The fruit markets sell fresh seasonal fruits like apricots, plums, and peaches picked from the orchards. Also, there is a wide variety of jams and marmalades to choose from. Among the popular tourist attractions in Kasauli are the two souvenir shops – Pinkonez and Mug Studio on the Mall Road – that offer large varieties of gift items. Kasauli is also famous for its large assortment of locally produced and reasonably priced fruit wines. Some of the popular savors are apple wine, plum wine, sherry wine, peach wine, and black grape wine.

6. Tibetan Food

Savoring Tibetan food is among the best things to do in Kasauli for foodies. A range of dumpling and thukpa varieties are available at the local Tibetan food stalls lined up in lower Mall area. One can also try the local bread called Sidu, poppy seeds Halwa, and Madara. One can also relish the invigorating and healthy teas like Green Ginger Tea. Kasauli is also famous for Band Samosa – a stuffed bun served with chutney and chhole. Utterly delicious! Along with local Tibetan food outlets, NH22 Dhaba and Narinder Sweet House are quite popular among tourists.

7. Hangout Bar

Those staying over for the night at Kasauli can’t afford to miss Hangout: The Rooftop Bar of Kasauli Regency. It is terrace set up – well decorated with cane and smart looking furniture, neon illuminated bar counter, and hammock – that serves a wide range of refreshing beverages and sumptuous food. The most interesting and highlighting element of Hangout is Live DJ performances on weekend nights. The music varies from Bollywood classics to latest peppy numbers, retro Hollywood to hip-hop, and from rock & roll to the classic jazz.

The ambiance of Rooftop Bar is mesmerizing. It overlooks the lofty hills, foggy valleys, and thick pine forests. You need not be a resident of Kasauli Regency to enjoy the musical gigs, lovely breakfast spread, or finger licking lunch comprising of Indian and Continental cuisines. The staff, as well as the bartender, are extremely polite and courteous and the hotel manager himself stays up and active to look after the guests every evening.

8. Gurkha Fort

This is an old historical place located in Parwanoo in Himachal Pradesh. Perched on a hillock in Subathu, the Gurkha Fort is around 16 km away from Parwanoo. It is easily accessible by road. This heritage fort is located at the corner of the town and surrounded by a dense forest. Perched at 4500 feet above sea level, this is an amazing spot for photography. One can also trek to the nearby villages which are quite serene and beautiful. In fact, trekking is among the best things to do near Kasauli for adventure seekers.

9. Christ Church

Located on Mall Road, this is one of the most visited tourist places in Kasauli. Constructed by the British in 1853, the church is surrounded by the beautiful pine and deodar trees. The serene ambiance and the scenic environs make it one of the top places to visit in Kasauli. Head here to view the stunning architecture of the church. It also makes for a great background to click some amazing pictures.

10. Timber Trail

If you are looking for fun things to do in Kasauli, then head to Timber Trail. This is one of the best activities to enjoy in Kasauli with children. The ropeway here is the perfect way to enjoy the views of the majestic mountains and green valleys of Himachal. Enjoy the Timber Trail cable car which is a 1.8 km ropeway. Also, do not forget to carry your camera, as the views here are just stunning.

Churdhar Trek

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Locals have named Churdhar peak after deity Shri Shirgul Maharaj or Chureshwar Maharaj who used to live here in ancient times.

Churdhar at 3655 metres is the highest peak in outer Himalayas.
A beautiful trek near Chandigarh, trail moves through dense forests, meadows and finally to the Churdhar Peak. Panoramic views from the Churdhar top are unbelievable. On a clear day, one can see peaks like Shrikhand Mahadev, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Kinnaur(or Kinner) Kailash to name a few.

In 1834, George Everest who was the Surveyour General of India recorded many astronomical readings and sighted some of the higher Himalayan peaks from Churdhar. Mount Everest, highest peak of the world is also named after George Everest.
Trek from Solan side starts from Nauradhar and is approximately 15 kms to the top. There are 3 more starting points for this trek. One of these starts from Sarahan in Shimla district, which is a steep incline of 7 kms.
Nauradhar is located at 133 kms (3-4 hours) from Chandigarh and 383 kms (7-8 hours) from Delhi. One needs to take a diversion from Kumarhatti towards Rajgarh road. Kumarhatti is 55 kms from Chandigarh on Chandigarh – Shimla road. Once you reach Nauradhar, all the tiredness of journey would vanish the moment you see the trail snaking upwards through the forest towards the destination.

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Day 1

133 kms drive from Chandigarh to Nauradhar (2175 metres) and 7 kms easy trek from Nauradhar to Jam Nallah (2855 metres)

We arrange pickup from Chandigarh Sector 17 Bus Stand at 5:30 AM (In case you opt for back and forth transportation from Chandigarh, otherwise pickup point is Nauradhar at 10 AM). After providing a meal box, we start by 6 AM towards Nauradhar, starting point of trek. We expect to reach Nauradhar by 10 AM.

We use Traveller, or Innova, or Sedans for back and forth travel from Chandigarh

There are many shops in Nauradhar where one can purchase essentials. Trek starts right from centre of this town.

Initial 1 km of trek is a bit steep through the muddy terrain. After that, it is a gradual incline through forest of pine trees until Jam Nallah, our first day camping site.

It is a total of 7 kms trek which usually takes 4-5 hours. We reach Jam Nallah at around 3 PM. We camp just ahead of Jam Nallah. Our campsite is in forest area and surrounded by pine and cedar trees. Availability of water nearby makes it an apt location to camp.

Please note that if you have opted for back and forth transportation from Chandigarh and are reaching late at Chandigarh on Day 1, i.e. beyond buffer time of 1 hour, you will have to reach Nauradhar at your own expenses. However, we will assist you fully in booking of cabs. On the other hand, if you have opted for Nauradhar as pickup point and reacg there beyond 11 AM, you trek will be canceled without any refund.

Day 2

9 kms moderate trek from Jam Nallah to Churdhar Peak (3655 metres) and 9 kms easy trek from Churdhar Peak to Jamnallah

As this is a long and exhausting day, trek starts early at 6:30 AM.

Trail from Jam Nallah to Teesri (3250 metres) is a gradual climb of 5 kms which takes around 2.5 – 3 hours. It is the easiest part of entire trek. This section is also through forest. The silence of surroundings, fresh fragrance of forests and mud gives a touch of calmness to surroundings.

Teesri, a little place with few teashops is along the ridge of mountain is the windiest place on entire trek. It is 2 kms of trek from Teesri to Temple. As we cross Teesri, trees slowly start to diminish because we cross tree line (a geographical term that signifies a hypothetical line above which trees cannot grow).

We reach Chureshwar temple by 12:30 and have lunch here. It takes 1 hour for 1 km of this steep section to reach Churdhar summit from temple. Views from the route and the top are breath taking.

One gets 360 degrees view of various Himalayan ranges like Srikhand Mahadev, Kinnaur (or Kinner) Kailash, Kedarnath, Badrinath. After that, we start descend towards campsite and expect to reach there by 6 PM.

Day 3

7 kms easy trek from Jam Nallah to Nauradhar and 130 kms drive from Nauradhar to Chandigarh

It is the last day of trek and starts with tea at 6 AM. After that, if weather permits, we try to have brief yoga and meditation sessions. Trek starts by 9 AM towards Nauradhar. We follow same route as we did on first day.

It takes 3-4 hours to reach Nauradhar from Jam Nallah.

After that, we take everyone to Chandigarh in pre-arranged shared cabs. Considering buffer time, we expect to reach Chandigarh by maximum 8 PM (If you have opted for back and forth transportation from Chandigarh)

KANAMO PEAK TREK

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The Kanamo Peak Trekisfabulous and probably the best way for one to experience a climb to 6000m in India. It is of a relatively short duration, non-technical in nature and the economics also work out well due to easy access, so overall a great opportunity for one to climb a peak. Having said this one should keep in mind that this trip goes beyond just the altitude and offers one great chances to experience the many wonders of our mountains.

The trek to Chandratal and camping by the lake is an experience as enriching and satisfying as the climb to the top. On this trek we also get to see the Spiti valley at very close quarters. We meet the beautiful and welcoming people of the land, visit ancient monasteries and walk through high villages. One also gets the option to put icing on cake in the form of rafting on the Spiti river. It is a wonderful experience suitable for first timers and non-swimmers. Moving on a raft gives you a completely different perspective of the valley.

In the first stage we drive from Manali over the Rohtang pass into the Lahaul valley to reach Batal from where we start our trek the next day. This halt is planned to help one get acclimatised to lower levels of oxygen. Next day we trek from Batal and hike up to Chandratal (Moon Lake), a high altitude lake at 4300m. This glacial lake gets its name from its half-moon shape and is a fantastic sight to see with high mountains all around – No wonder that several gaddis (shepherds) camp around it. Camping near the lake is nothing short of bliss!

Having acclimatised we set our eyes on our goal The summit of Kanamo peak and start moving towards it in the next stage. We do this climb using only one base camp from where we summit the next day and get back to the same camp. The climb is non-technical but demanding so be ready to sweat it out. All the exhaustion is sure to vanish when you get to the top. The sense of achievement coupled with the 360 views is super!! Far off ranges towards Kullu, Kinnaur, Ladakh make it quite a spectacle. Having finished the task we head back to Kaza the next day and have a grand celebratory dinner to round off a fantastic trip.

Amazing Places to Visit in Himachal Pradesh in Winter.

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Winter is the best season to travel to Himachal and experience the breathtaking scenes of valleys, snow capped mountains, frozen lakes and also to indulge in some winter sports activities. Himachal Pradesh experiences heavy snowfalls in winter and hence when you are searching for some best places to visit in Himachal, the following should be added to your itinerary.

Here are some of the best places to visit in Himachal in winter:

Khajjiar

Why to visit in winters – Khajjiar otherwise known as India’s Switzerland is famous for its beautiful landscape and aura. Welcome this winter by visiting the best place in Himachal at Khajjiar and also experience the unique snowfall.

What to do – Visit to Golden Devi temple, Trek on Rohtang pass, Solang valley, visit Manu temple, go to Sankat Mochan temple, Jakhu temple, IIAS

What to see –The most amazing thing to see here is the Khajjiar Lake, smell some deodar trees in this small meadow, and explore the pristine beauty of this lake by strolling around those small ponds.

Manali

Why to visit in winters – Manali is one of the best places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in winter to see winter film shoots, or to paraglide or to raft or trek.

 What to do – Paragliding at Manali or Zorbing on the green slopes of Solang valley.

What to see – Manikaran sulphur water bath, trek to Rohtang pass, Hampta pass trek, rafting at Rishikesh, Beas river side view, Hidimba Devi temple visit, Jogini waterfalls bath, trek to Bhrigu lake, etc.

Parashar Lake

Why to visit in winters – The Lake has a unique sight during winters and this is the only reason you have to make a visit to Parashar Lake this winter, this hidden gem of Himachal is great to be explored during winter season.

What to do – Visit the Devnal temple, Prashar Lake, Trokada mata Mandir, Trilonkanth temple

What to see – Temple hopping (lots of temples to hop), Panchvaktra temple and Arya samaj Mandir are worth seeing

Kufri

Why to visit in winters – If there are any places to visit in Himachal in winter then, Kufri is the perfect spot for tourists. Situated on the Himalayan range, Kufri is almost like touching the snow paradise during winters, during winters the annual winter sports festival is held during the month of February

What to do – Take part in the skiing competition, Kufri is the provider of oldest skiing slopes in the whole of Himachal region, or go fro go karting in the Kufri circuit

What to see – Sprawl to see the Himalayan nature park, winter skiing at Fagu, or get exerted at Kufri fun world or learn skiing in the gentle slopes of Kufri.

Rohtang La

Why to visit in winters – Rohtang is the gateway to Ladakh, and as the name suggests that it is ground of corpses, adventurous travellers looking out for places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in winters pick Rohtang La.

What to do – Go trekking, have some hot water springs, relax at Hadimba temple, and also visit nearby places, ski and go for sledge rides on the valleys

What to see – The natural springs are great to see, Vashist is a small village near Rohtang and this is the place where Saint Vashist resided, go to this place and experience the hot water springs during winter.

Shimla

Why to visit in winters – The capital city of Himachal Pradesh is not only the best places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in winters, but this is also a hill station that is rich in its colonial history

What to do – What can be more tempting than to shop in the heart of the beautiful town of Shimla, soak this winter into the surrounding area of Shimla at Ridge, or take a joyful train ride through Kalka and Shimla.

What to see – Jakhoo temple has to be in the itinerary, appealing Christ church is worth seeing, get flattered by seeing the Kufri sceneries or see the tourists ski in the snow covered Kufri Mountains

Spiti Valle

Why to visit in winters – Spiti valley is the Indian favorite for witnessing some beautiful snow balls and snow rains. Full of monasteries and Tibetan culture, it’s one of the best places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in winters.

What to do – Take a ride on the Kunzum range by trekking at the Kunzum pass, or collect some ancient books at Key monastery or capture some memorable pictures at Chandratal Lake

What to see – One must definitely see the Toba monastery or Dhankar monastery or see the real photogenic lake Suraj Tal or Taste the tasty momos and Thupka at Dragon restaurant.

Solang Valley

Why to visit in winters – Here’s one from the Himalayas for snow lovers! The Solang valley looks magnificent when completely covered with snow during the winters and is a popular destination for skiing.

What to do – Tourists get lot of things to do here – from horse driving to paragliding, and mini open jeeps, this is an alluring place for any age group tourists. Go for zorbing as the snow melts or ski on the snow covered Solang valley

What to see – Nehru kund, Manu temple, Vashisht baths, Hadimba temple and adventure sports are few things to see and indulge in.

Malana

Why to visit in winters – The Malana a small village is famous for its Parvathi valley and its dam project Malana Hydro power station, Availability of Wi-Fi, local eateries, good restaurants, adventure, legend, myth, trekking and thrills are few of the pros of this hidden little village

What to do – Some famous attractions nearby are Chandrakhani pass, Bijli Mahadev temple, Manikaran and Naggar

What to see – The Athens of Himalayas provides some or other things for its tourists – from eateries, to hospitality to adventure tours.

Kullu

Why to visit in winters – Tourists normally prefer to go to Manali, but little are they aware that Kullu which is near to Manali is a nature’s paradise on Earth and that too mainly during winter seasons

What to do – Tourists normally want some best places to visit in Himachal in winters so that they can get some best adventure fun, indulge in some best things like river rafting, trekking, mountaineering and camping

What to see – Catch the festive look at Raghunath temple, see the flowing waters at Pandoh Dam, watch natural and scenic beauty of Kullu at Great Himalayan national park or take adventurous by fishing and rafting at River Beas of Kullu.

Narkanda

Why to visit in winters – Surrounded by woodlands and thick forest, tourists would love to visit this place, Narkanda is one of the best places to visit in Himachal in winters. This popular winter destination is famous for winter skiing

What to do – Touch the Hatu peak, or go skiing on the mountains, take a break for Tannu Jubbar lake picnic or eat some fresh apples from stokes farm

What to see – Watch the mountains and relax get immersed in the serenity of Mahamaya temple, shop at the city shopping for buying some pattoo or Himachal shawls and eat the local Narkanda cuisine at Negi dhaba.

Mcleodganj

Why to visit in winters – The best time to visit Mcleodganj is in winter, this the time where you can enjoy paragliding and do plenty of things and experience the real fun of winter in Himachals

What to do – The top most things to do in Mcloedganj is to trek in the mountains of Triund hills, enjoy the water fall at Bhagsu or visit the museums at Tibetan museum

What to see – Spin your prayer wheels at Kalachakra temple, find peace at Tsechokling Gompa or hit the peak of Naddi view point to see the beauty of Mcleodganj.

Parashar Lake Trek – Himachal Pradesh

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Parashar lake trek is one of the best family adventure weekend getaways near Delhi, in the Kullu valley of Himachal amidst the long and beautiful Dauladhar, Pir Panjal and Kinnaur Mountain ranges and besides the fast flowing river Beas. It is a small yet one of the most amazing trek to cherish for life long. The Lake Parashar in between the lush green meadows further intensifies the beauty of the trek in Himachal and the scenic beauty of beautiful landscapes will capture your mind forever.

One of the most amazing fact about the parashar lake is that its depth is unknown. Mythology says that the Pandavas formed the lake when they were returning back after Mahabharata with their guru Kamrunag. He loved the calmness of the place so much that he decided to stay there forever. It is said that Bheem formed the lake by pushing his elbow and forearm on the peak of the mountain. Every year, thousands of people come to witness the beauty and explore the hidden secrets. People believe the lake to be magical and throw money, silver coins and gold as offerings to fulfill their religious belief. The Parashar trek also has a Pagoda like temple famous for its design and ancient carvings on the wall.

Overview of Parashar Lake Trek

Location: Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Duration: 2 Days
Highest Altitude: 8,500 ft approximately
Best time to visit: May-July, Anytime except winters
Starting Point: Baggi
Temperature Range: Winters: -20 to 0°C
Summers: 0 to 20°C
Trekking Distance: 16 km

Location of Parashar Lake Trek

How to reach the starting point of Prashar Lake Trek?

Prashar lake trek is one of the best weekend getaways near Delhi. It is located 39 km north to Mandi in Himachal Pradesh. Also known as Kamru Valley named after Dev Kamrunag is located in the Kullu region of Himachal Pradesh. Mandi has a well connected network of roads and one can easily reach there by bus. The trek starts from Baggi which is 30 km from Mandi. Drive from Mandi to Baggi by taxi. From Baggi starts your adventurous trek in Himachal to the Prashar lake.

Distance of Mandi from few major locations:

  • Delhi to Mandi: 420 km Time: 8-10 hours
  • Chandigarh to Mandi: 187 km Time: 7 hours
  • Bhuntar to Mandi:75 km Time: 2 hours

The nearest airport to Mandi is the Kullu Airport at Bhuntar. Mandi is at a distance of 75km from Bhuntar and well connected by roads.

Parashar Lake trek Route Map

Day 1: Baggi to Parashar Lake

Elevation:

  • Baggi – 5000 feet
  • Prashar Lake: 8500 ft

On reaching Baggi after 30 km drive from Mandi get yourself refreshed and energized. You will be amazed by the splendid views of the surroundings. The path is nestled amongst the high mountains which makes it an adventurous trek in Himachal. During the trail the best part is that you need to hunt down the secret place amidst the meadows. The weather is cloudy and cool air refreshes your mind. A soon as you approach few huts and temples come in your way where you can take rest or have something to eat and just next to it is the beautiful Prashar Lake. Enjoy the scenic beauty of the lake and try to unveil the secret spots around it. Camp there for the day. Prashar lake during May is one of the best adventurous weekend getaways near Delhi.

Day 2: Parashar Lake to Baggi Village

Trek back to Baggi via same route after capturing a lot of snaps of the splendid landscape of Himachal. Visit the temple interact with the shepherds and head back with the beautiful memories from this weekend getaways near Delhi.

Do you need a guide?

There is no need for a porter or a guide as the trek is very easy and best for the beginners. This trek in Himachal is clear and the terrain is leveled. You can easily find shepherds on your way and if you face any difficulties or health issue you can consult them.

Whom is the trek meant for?

How difficult is the Parashar Lake Trek?

The difficulty level of the trek is easy as compared to other trek in Himachal and is best for the beginners. The terrain is leveled and decorated by lush green meadows and pines throughout. A 10 year old can easily walk through this trek in Himachal.
If you face any difficulties, there are shepherds available who will help you throughout the way. The camping sites are beautiful and safe.

Fitness Required for the trek

The trail is around 77 km and has very few steep ascends and descends. The terrain is moderate and any fit person can easily complete the trek, but it is better to be prepared if you are trekking for the first time.

Preparing for the Trek and Acclimatization Tips

Mental and Physical Endurance:

Mental Endurance is the most important factor. Smaller physical lack behinds can be overcome by strong Mental thinking.

Your Physical Endurance also plays an important role. Regular training and exercise make us physically strong. Jogging for 30 minutes daily is enough to build the stamina for the trek.

Breathing Exercise:

At high altitude breathing becomes a big problem. To overcome this practice taking deep breaths and holding it. Yoga and Swimming exercise are the best, it works both on your Cardio and Breathing.

Strength Training:

You need to build your arms and legs strong to sustain a high altitude trek in Himachal. Train yourself to strengthen your muscles and to be able to carry loads on your shoulder and climb an uphill in an environment low to oxygen.

Health Precautions and Measures to be taken during the Prashar Trek

Few important tips during trekking in Himachal are:

  • Drink plenty of fluids and stay hydrated.
  • Eat regularly and eat light. Carry chocolate bars, chewing gum and have them regularly in the journey to avoid tiredness.
  • Strictly avoid intake of alcohol.
  • Have garlic to increase oxygen capacity. Take ginger water.
  • Try to sleep at lower altitudes during the trekking in Himachal
  • Ascend the mountain gradually.

The necessary things in a medical Kit include:
Hot water Bag
Vicks
Crocin
Avomine
Combiflam
Avil
Disprin
Norflox
Diamox
Band Aid
Digene
Cotton
Antiseptic Cream like Betadine
Volini / Moov
Crepe bandage

Things to carry for Parashar Trek

General Items (Clothing and Footwear for the trek)

Backpack (Min 60 liters) with Rain Cover
Trekking Shoes
4 Pairs of Full sleeve shirts/T-Shirt and Track Pants
Water Bottle 1 Lt
Light towel
Lip Balm
Headlamp or torch with fresh pair of batteries
Personal Toilet Kit and toilet paper
Personal Medicine Kit
Small Backpack
Hand Sanitizer
Soap Paper
Walking Stick
Hat
Scarf

Dark Sunglasses (U/V protected)

Skin Moisturizer
Lip Balm
Thermal Inner Wears
Woolen Cap
Fleece or Double Fleece Jacket
Down Jacket
Woolen Gloves with a pair of thin Inner Gloves

Electronic Devices
A good quality camera is advised for Prashar Trek to capture the magnificent views of the surroundings and the scenic beauty of the adventurous weekend getaway near Delhi, which are for sure memories of a lifetime. Carry a mobile charger and power bank. Batteries tend to lose their charge quickly at higher altitudes.

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Located halfway between Kalka and Shimla, Kasauli is a small hill station nestled among the Shivalik Range. The cantonment town, established during British Era, is...

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Winter is the best season to travel to Himachal and experience the breathtaking scenes of valleys, snow capped mountains, frozen lakes and also to...

Parashar Lake Trek – Himachal Pradesh

Parashar lake trek is one of the best family adventure weekend getaways near Delhi, in the Kullu valley of Himachal amidst the long and...