Kasol
Parvati River
Open Time : Open 24 hours
Entry : free
Address : Parvati River Kasol, Manikaran Road, Sosan, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Why to visit Parvati River
Parvati River flows through the Parvati Valley in Himachal Pradesh. The river originates from the Man Talai Glacier, flowing north through Parvati Valley and eventually flowing into the Beas River near Kulu. To get to the opposite side of the river, one must cross a rickety old wooden bridge, which is kind of exciting.
History
Lord Shiva meditated here for more than 3,000 years. It is thought that he meditated there for some time before eventually changing into an ash-smeared or naga sadhu. After a very long time, Lord Shiva finally opened his eyes, gazed around at this pristine, beautiful environment, and gave it the name Parvati.
Highlights of the Parvati River:
- The Chandrakhani Pass, Kheerganga, Rashol, Pin Pass, and Seosar are just a few of the well-known trekking locations in the area. The nearby hotels offer excellent meals and customer service.
- You can stay in a charming Parvati cottage by the river.
- You can also go for kayaking and white water rafting.
- This beautiful location has many things to do, including river rafting for an adrenaline thrill or just sitting about and fishing for trout.
Nearby Attractions
- Kheerganga Peak
- Manikaran
- Rasol
Ideal Duration: 30 to 45 minutes
Best Time To Visit: April to June
Entry Fee: No entry fee is required
FAQ on Parvati River
How to reach Parvati River?
Paarvati River is 1 km away from Jari Market. You can easily hail a taxi from the nearby Joginder Railway Station which will take you about 4 hours.
When is the best time to visit Parvati River?
The best months to visit this valley and river are April to June when the weather is nice and cool and perfect for picnics and sightseeing excursions.
What are the places to visit near Parvati River?
Kheerganga Peak, Manikaran, and Rasol (8 km) are the places to visit near Parvati River.
What are the restaurants near Parvati River?
Parvati River Cottage Cafe (0.7 km), Sanjha Chulha (2 km), and Freedom Cafe (2 km)are the restaurants near Parvati River.
Special Tip
The environment is a little bit remote, shops close down at 11 at night, but yes, one can feel relaxed, the crowd is less in comparison to Manali, and local dhabas are good and provide eatable quality food. Also, Fishing requires specific authorization from the forest department.
By Rebecca Lal
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