Israeli Food To Hippie Markets, 5 Things You Must Try In Kasol

Kasol, also known as the Mini Israel of India, is a very popular tourist destination. It is a hamlet, nestled in the middle of Parvati Valley. Although the area has become commercialized over the years, you can still taste tranquility in this hill station.

It's very accessible to reach there by road. If you want to avoid heavy traffic, leaving early in the morning is recommended.

1. Explore Kasol Streets

Kasol has one of the largest hippie markets, where you can find a variety of things, from fanny packs, and hand-woven dreamcatchers at much cheaper rates.

2. Take A Dip At Hot Water Springs

Hot water springs in Kasol are a less explored tourist destination, where you can unwind in a serene setting. The temperature of the Kasol hot water spring is much lower than others in Himachal Pradesh.

3. Taste Lip-Smacking Israeli Food

With a big Israeli presence and influence in the area, Kasol offers delectable Israeli cuisine that you should try. . Israeli food like hummus with pita bread and lafa are quite popular and are served at various local cafes and restaurants. Some of the best cafes serving Israeli food are Jim Morrison Cafe, Bhoj Café, Cafe Sunshine, etc.

4. Buddhist Caves

You can enter Buddhist caves after a short hike from the town or the Baba ashram. Buddhist caves are scattered throughout the surrounding wooded areas. There are several sites there with incredible statues and paintings, although some of the caves have suffered damage over the centuries. All of these are accessible to the general public, and if you wish to learn more about the place, the monks can guide you through each site.

5. Parvati River

One of the major attractions in Kasol is the Parvati River. It is a favourite among travelers because of its beauty and tranquil surroundings. During the summer, visitors flock here to engage in water sports like rafting and kayaking. The river travels through a number of lovely valleys, often creating little waterfalls that look majestic.

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