Parvati Valley is situated on the banks of the Parvati River in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh. Parvati Valley Trek is considered as one of the most popular treks in Himachal Pradesh, India. The trek offers beautiful lush green valleys, gushing waterfalls, fast-flowing rivers, scenic vistas of the mighty Himalayas. This trek is preferred for both beginners and experienced trekkers. From the confluence of the Parvati River and The Beas River, the Parvati Valley Trek runs eastwards through a steep-sided valley from the town of Bhuntar, in the Kullu district of the Himachal Pradesh.
The amazing four-day adventure trek begins with Kasol- a scenic and hippie village of Himachal Pradesh which attracts a lot of hippies from all over the world. The total distance you will cover during the Parvati Valley trek is and can be covered in 4 days. Further, this Winter trek will take you to Grahan Village, a quaint beautiful village with lush pine forests, rhododendrons trees, and Grahan Nahal. These small villages will give you a chance to explore the culture and life of the village people. The Parvati trek will take you to the beautiful terrain of Sheela village which is the heart of Parvati valley offers scenic views of colour-changing mountains, the aura of the village is so magnetizing with the vibrations of the temple bells, that will leave you awestruck and make you stay for longer.
The trek to the scenic valley is an easy one. The best time to undertake this adventure is from September to December. Winters and summers are both good for a trek. In summers, the weather remains pleasant and calm. During the months of December and February, you can witness snowfall in the valley. It is advisable to not do this trek in monsoons, as the trail gets muddy and slippery due to heavy rains.
Trekking with Camping is like a cherry on the cake. This Parvati Valley trek is a perfect pick for the Adventure seekers, nature lovers, and backpackers. Experience the best of nature in Parvati Valley with the astounding vistas of snow-capped mountains, waterfalls, gushing streams, and by exploring the life of locals!!
