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Rs.3,999
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Kasol – Grahan
QUICK INFO:
Dates: Every Friday
Duration: 2 Nights / 3 Days
Difficulty: Moderate
Highest Altitude: ~ 7700 feet
Temperature: 12°C
Start Day from Location:
| Every Friday(ex-Kasol) |
| April – 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th |
| May – 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st |
| June – 7th, 14th, 21nd, 28th |
About this trek:
The Unseen Trail comprises of one day in Kasol and Grahan each. This is an extremely good choice for first-time trekkers wanting to experience hiking in the lower Himalayas. The trek is widely popular for its dense pine forests, natural hot water springs, Grahan waterfall, lush flora, and fauna, etc. Grahan gives the travelers an opportunity for a peaceful retreat without any of the humdrum of typical civilization. One of the most unique things about Grahan is how secluded it is. Not a lot of people know about this small village and there is also not a lot of information to go around. Coming to this place will ensure that you have some brilliant memories that cannot be tarnished by time. A short hike ahead of the village leads to the Pir Panjal mountain range, which is a great thing to do if you have spare time on your hands.
Itinerary:
Day 1: Kasol – Manikaran
Upon reaching Kasol, after a tiring journey, we will check-in at The Hosteller Kasol at 11 AM. Located 5 minutes away from the city centre, The Hosteller Kasol offers a serene mountain view, comfortable rooms, and various local experiences. After settling down, you can walk down to Kasol village to grab delicious local food or check out the nearby attractions. Our trip coordinator will then meet you at the city centre for a 3-hour Manikaran Gurudwara tour. Once back, you can bond with other travellers around the bonfire or can make yourselves comfortable in the cosy rooms. A delicious vegetarian dinner will be served at The Hosteller cafe around 9 PM. You can also register for a jungle walk at the reception (timing: 10 PM – 12 midnight).
Meals: Dinner.
Day 2: Kasol – Grahan
Post breakfast around 9 AM, we will be packing up and heading towards the Grahan trek (around 10 KM from Kasol). Our highly experienced local trek guide will guide you throughout the hike. Grahan trek, almost parallel to the riverside, is one of the most beautiful short treks in the Parvati valley. Coursing through numerous dense forests, open grazing spaces and a plethora of flora and fauna. Every place you put your foot on will offer a picture worth taking. Post reaching the homestay in Grahan and settling down, you can visit the waterfall, local temple or the village. A delicious vegetarian dinner (around a bonfire) will ensue.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner.
Day 3: Grahan – Kasol
The day shall begin early with breakfast served at 8 AM. Post breakfast, our trek guide will take you further ahead from Grahan in search of fresh snow. We can guarantee that you will not be able to get enough of the sensational views this trail has to offer. Having spent a few hours in Grahan, we will be descending down to Kasol along with the trek guide. The trip ends here.
Meals: Breakfast only.
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DepartureDepends - ex Delhi available (Contact us)
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Departure TimeDepends
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Return TimeDepends
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IncludedMeals & stay as mentioned in the itineraryCamping & trekking equipmentExpert trek leader and guideForest permit charges
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Not IncludedLunch on all daysLocal transfersAny personal expenses and needsAny unforeseen fees/costs due to natural causesAnything which is not mentioned under inclusions
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