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Sir contact me for Manali home stay 7906928695
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Post monsoon is just perfect time to visit places like Kasol in Parvati Valley. Its all lush green during September and October. Kasol is a small hamlet and few nearby places like Malana, Chalal and Tosh still maintains that old Himalayan charm. The best way to enjoy the scenic beauty is on foot and stay in local homestays. Enjoy evenings at a cafe like Moon Dance, Jim Morrison, Sunshine, etc. Travel in a responsible manner, just respect the nature and the locals!
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No! everything is pretty fine with the place. Just be sure with the hotels/homestays you are pre-booking in Kasol. Look for some stay options in Kasol here: https://www.tripoto.com/hotels
Iam heading around sept 15th - Kasol and near by places. Gve me a shout if u can tag along bro
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Sorry bro...missed ur text...its 9833440500.....am planning frm 15th to 20th
I am traveling on 28th September. Message me your details :- 9920776684
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Hey thanks Ansh. But I am travelling in mid-September. 13-19
Hi! Here are some dos and don'ts you may find helpful for your trip to Kasol in mid-September: Dos: Carry warm clothing as the weather can get chilly during the night and early morning. Respect the local culture and customs. Kasol has a significant population of Himachali people who have a unique way of life and culture. Carry cash as most places in Kasol do not accept card payments. Explore the beautiful and peaceful Himalayan villages around Kasol, such as Tosh, Malana, and Pulga. Enjoy the natural beauty of the Parvati Valley by going on treks to Kheerganga and Sar Pass. Don'ts: Do not litter in the beautiful natural surroundings. Be responsible and dispose of waste properly. Do not indulge in any illegal activities such as drug consumption, as it is strictly prohibited in the area. Do not disturb the peaceful environment of the area with loud music or noise. Do not forget to carry a valid ID proof with you as it may be required by authorities. Do not blindly trust strangers and always take necessary precautions to ensure your safety. Have a great trip to Kasol!
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