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!! Tosh Himachal / Tosh Trek !! . ___________________________________________

Tosh village is in Himachal Pradesh state of India. It is located at about 2,400 metres (7,900 ft) in elevation on a hill near Kasol in the Parvati Valley, surrounded by mountains. Alongside the village is the Tosh River, which begins at the Tosh Glacier within Tosh Valley, which is a feeder valley for the Parvati Valley. The peaks surrounding the glacier include Papasura, White Sail, Angduri, Pinnacle, and Devachan. The village is reached by taking a bus from Bhuntar to Kasol, and a one and ¼ hour car ride to the area along Manikaran and Barsheni Roads and then a one hour hike.It is described as a traditional village turned hippie colony ___________________________________________ If you are a globe trotter and would like your pics featured, please tag us with #Ghumakkadd . If you fancy yourself as a writer or blogger, reach out to us via dm, email or Facebook. ___________________________________________ #picoftheday #incredibleindia #traveldiaries #indianphotography #great_indian_photography #indianphotographyinc #milkyway #travel #wanderlust #lunch #peace #mountains #traveldiaries #amazing #love #worldplaces #love #smile #traveling #india #instagood #instalike Pic credits : http://ghumakkadd.com/tosh-himachal-tosh-trek/ (at Tosh Village)

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Details about tosh Trek and what to see in t ah village.

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Road Trip to Nainital and Searching Unknown Waterfalls

We all are busy with our daily life of job and busy schedules. It becomes boring and exhausting, to regain oneself we often travel or party.

Recently I took a week off from office and searched for best places to visit near Delhi. I stumbled upon many weekend destinations and found Nainital to be one such destination where one can easily reach and return in 2 days.

last time when I visited Nainital by bus it was very tiresome as there was only stop. But this time we choose to visit Nainital by car and we made sure that we drive with little breaks so that we don't get too tired. It took us around 8hrs by car to reach Nainital. We took a hotel and had a power nap. It was early evening and nearby market known as small Road was all lit and visitors were busy shopping. We bought some home made scented candles and headed towards to have proper food. We all were hungry as we were driving since morning.

We took boat ride in the lake, people call it Mango Lake cause if it’s shape like Mango. It was a good experience of pad selling in the lake with cold wind blowing on our face.

We returned to our hotel and played cards till we slept. It was already decided before leaving for Nainital that we will go somewhere which is less know by people. We asked some locals about the places we can visit and realised all the places have decent crowd. We were let down but we did not lose hope. We started to drive down the mountain and bought Lichie and ate it while sitting on the hood of the car. We asked the seller about any nearby place we can visit and she told us about this Barati Fall (water fall). She said car won’t go there but you can park in the last village and then trek to the fall.

We were again on the road and as soon as we entered the village, it was just marks of tyre and we had to drive on it and follow the trail. At last we parked out car and trekked inside the jungle. It was one and half km trek and we saw this beautiful water fall with little lake with knee deep water. It was a hot afternoon, we ran and threw off our cloths and jumped into the water. To our surprise water was so cold it almost freeze us in first 5 minutes and soon we adapted the temperature. The lake was surrounded by dense forest making sun light impossible to reach the ground.

We spent good 3 hrs lying there in water. There were tiny fishes in water which kept surrounding our feet eating dead cells

It was such an amazing experience.