Baffled About Weekend Plans? Bask In The Scenic Beauty Of Tosh

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What Makes It Awesome

Who wouldn't want to spend a weekend at a place as beautiful as Tosh? After toiling for a week, Tosh in Parvati Valley is the best destination to unwind oneself.

Located at about 7,900 ft near Kasol, Tosh is one of the hidden gems of Himachal Pradesh. And it is filled with reasons why you should plan, and seal the weekend trip to Tosh right away. Tosh has some incredible views to offer. Be it the splendid green hills or snow-clad peaks, clear blue skies or magical sunrise/sunset, Tosh has it all. I spent almost half a day just looking at those damn hills. It is a paradise for the photographers. The sunset and the lush greens are sure to leave everyone tripping on the beauty of nature.

Its dreamy ambience makes it the ideal place to do nothing and relax. I spent most of the weekend just lying on the verandah, sunbathing, looking at the mountains, reading a book, and sipping on tea.

This place also has some of the best cafes. The natives of Tosh are very hospitable and would ensure that you are taken care of. I stayed at Blue Diamond, and their food, especially the Tuna/Chicken Sandwiches were to die for. Their Israeli breakfast is also worth trying. Not just scenic and magnificent views, Tosh also tops the list in hosting amazing parties. You are sure to have a fun time at the parties and meet like-minded people there.

What's My Pro Tip?

Book a ticket till Bhuntar and take a cab/bus from there to Tosh. The cab rates are controlled by the union and may vary between INR 1100 and INR 1700, depending upon the type of car you choose. I also recommend you to stay at Blue Diamond as it offers the best view of the hills.

Anything Else?

Pack your bags already and make sure you carry a pair of comfortable walking shoes.
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A digital marketeer by profession, I was bitten by the travel bug when I was 18 years old. My Mother had gifted me an envelope that had to and fro rail tickets to Gujarat. I had studied in a boarding school in Gujarat and was more than happy thinking about the reunion with my girlfriends who were still there in Ahmedabad and Anand. I was travelling alone but being backed up both morally and financially by my mother, I was a bit relaxed. That trip was where I first experienced the urge to say, ‘I was here, I saw this and it mattered to me.” There was no looking back post this! I was falling in love with the idea of picking up the bag and leaving for the unknown! The travel experiences started becoming a reminder of human insignificance and frailty. Today, I am most particularly in love with Himachal Pradesh. The landscape, the culture and the people here have become a special part of my life. And you will see most of my travel experiences talk about the same. A complete tea addict, nothing gives me more joy than a 'pahadi chai' with some butter toast! Looking forward to exploring and exchanging awe inspiring stories. Happy Travelling!