Tosh Parvati Valley

Beautiful place with beautiful views.
Good food but prices are high.
Simply heaven.

This is amazing n beautiful place, far away from crowd and city culture. Natural beauty and fresh cold air.

Worst experience at tosh yesterday on 11 nov I reach there around 3pm after experience Valley view n some rough road experience too but my mood totally spoiled by parking person local taxi drivers when they misbehave with Me by not giving a space to park my car one local driver block the way in car parking said rasta band hai aagye nhi jah sakti I said thodi adjust karlo I can take back my car. When I'm doing tht he again block his car from back side so tht I can't take turn but any how I manage after tht when I'm parking the car on paid parking wahn bhi he asked to give the keys but my luggage n laptop n camera are there so I can't give the key to any random person when I parked Nice without blocking any one way but he said gadi ki keys toh dehni pade gi nhi joh yahn se gadi leh kr mujhe bura toh laga but ak baat samjh nhi yeh log tourism ke liye tourist ki wait karte hain koi aaye toh un logo ki bhi roji roti chale but when tourist came there they treat them badly which is very much wrong agr tourist hi nhi jaye ga beautiful places pe toh in logo ko kaun puche ga seriously its very bad experience I found there I came down from there

It's a Amazing place I'm shocked when I'm gone the parvati valley my experience is said its a nyc place.

All I have to say that, It's Heaven. Tosh Village. Near Kheer Ganga.
Some archives of Tosh Village.

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. The main occupation of the people in Parvati valley is Tourism. Apple orchards are also a big source of income for the local people. Wooden houses in the village are excellent example of architecture of Mountain people. Tosh is economical than its neighbour town Kasol. The guest houses and the hotels are available both at the entrance and far end of the village. Alongside the village is the Parvati River, which begins at the Mantalai Glacier within Parvati 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 half hour car ride to the area along Manikaran and Barshaini Roads and then a one-hour hike. It is described as a "traditional village turned hippie colony"

Breathtaking view.
It was really amazing place.
Parvati Valley is situated in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. From the confluence of the Parvati River with the River Beas, the Parvati Valley runs eastwards, through a steep-sided valley from the town of Bhuntar, in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh in Northern India.