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Your perfect camping escape awaits in Kasol, where nature, adventure, and tranquility come together. Surrounded by lush green valleys, flowing rivers, and majestic Himalayan views, this tour offers an unforgettable outdoor experience. Enjoy cozy camping, scenic treks, peaceful surroundings, and the vibrant charm of Parvati Valley. Ideal for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and those looking for a refreshing getaway away from the city hustle.

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Kasol is a beautiful riverside hamlet nestled in the Parvati Valley, known for its stunning Himalayan views, pine forests, and laid-back vibe. Popular among backpackers, it offers scenic treks to Kheerganga and nearby villages like Tosh and Malana. The Parvati River adds to its charm with crystal-clear waters flowing beside cafes serving global and local cuisine.

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[theuncoating]

I see patterns everywhere. The moment I stepped onto these rocks I saw a pattern.

These things may not turn out to be a big deal for a lot of people but it takes a real mountain lover to decipher these lovely incidents nature brings us.

What we call chaos are just patterns we can't decipher. There's more than just a green leaf on a trail. The colors might shock you, because it's all natural and doesn't seem like it.

My shoes were worn out as these were old. Probably should've bought trek shoes with me.

Pro tip: Never wear running shoes to a hike or a trek unless you want to slide down the mountain and book your tickets to valhalla.

I did this mistake and slipped dangerously on many occasions. Fortunately my past experience came in handy and I was able to pull it off.

It was hard to record and walk and maintain balance all at the same time.

The path was sloppy because of the melted snow which made it even difficult to climb in these shoes.

I was disbalancing all the freaking time. And being the leading man of the group, it was quit embarrassing. Haha!

But yes embrace every pattern you see in life, not everything we term as random is mainstream. STOP. AND. OBSERVE.

[theuncoating]

The flowing water and the breezy mountains started to show up. The place was filled with sounds of nature. Sounds that take all the miseries away. Period. I sat by the water and went silent, wondered about nothing but being in this moment. Dipped my feet under water, it was chilling, I could feel my legs going numb but there was a sense of comfort that came with it.

Wanted to dive in but haha that would be last wish.

All the dogs that came with us sat there too. It was like a family get-together. Dogs were waiting for us to start climbing again but we sat there for a while. I had to no water to drink, was completely dehydrated but this 10 minute session filled me with energy to resume my journey.

I took long because I was too busy clicking photographs. I clicked like 20 pictures here. It was fun.

The silence made me realize that if we listen closely there's beauty all around us, everywhere. We just need to sit down and listen closely. Everyone is blessed with something they don't realize.

You just gotta listen closely and the nature will respond.

[theuncoating]

Someone must've lived here. Who says it's hard to survive on mountains? Infact it's very natural to do so. It is the most natural gift we can oblige ourselves with.

But someone must've lived here. I don't know why they left, I don't know why they left this carcass behind, maybe they thought of returning someday? Maybe. What a life it must have been. A hut by the river and snow. Just like the people in Vikings live.

I'm guessing it was a man alone or man and his wife who lived here. The hut seems small for a average family. I found this hut when we were almost midway to the trek. It was at the most perfect place.

Bet no property dealer can show you this.

But someone must've lived here, and I would've lived here, happily, willingly.

[theuncoating]

He came with me. Even though he was wounded badly(second picture). He rested when I rested, he walked when I walked, he made sure he walked right beside me everytime. The guide I didn't know I could get.

Didn't want anything in return, just wanted to go with me. He and 6 others, they were with us all along. But this one had to walk like a cripple yet maintained the pace with me. There were times when had to choose between two paths, and before I would decide to choose, he'd run forward to the right direction and make eye contact with me. It was his way of guiding me to the top.

Without he and the others, it would've taken much much longer to reach the top, maybe twice the actual time. But with him, it was a win-win for us.

I could tell he loves snow. The moment we reached on top, he was all occupied with the snow like a kid in a park. He didn't care where I was, probably assumed I'll be fine with my friends now.

It was his way of showing that I've reached the destination and his part was over. I wish I could take him back with me.

[theuncoating]

The only thing I came here to do. Trek. That's what the starting point looked like. Though this wasn't the trek I came for. I came for the beloved kheerganga. But unfortunately it didn't happen due to extreme weather conditions. So we settled for this.

This is the way to the beautiful Grahan village aka The Grahan Trek. It's more or less 6-7 kms long with moderate difficulty. One can easily to-and-fro in one day.

I was a little disappointed because kheerganga didn't happen but was curious to see what this trek would give me.

Before starting this I was all demotivated and uninterested because I thought this was just a compromise.

But then I left it all to the journey and decided to forget about kheerganga for a while and start being in the moment.

And to my surprise, something happened that I'd never thought would happen on a trek. It was one of the most beautiful experiences I had encountered.

I will reveal the surprise with my next post.