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🌄 Parvati Valley Highlights: Kalga, Pulga & Tulga
- 🏞️ Kalga – The Hidden Hippie Hamlet Tranquil village surrounded by dense deodar forests and apple orchards Ideal for slow travelers, artists, and seekers of peace Gateway to Kheerganga trek Cozy cafes, mountain homestays, and stunning Himalayan sunsets Digital detox with a soulful vibe
- 🌲 Pulga – The Fairy Forest Experience Known for its enchanting “Fairy Forest” full of moss-covered pines Offbeat cafes with psychedelic murals and serene chill spots Popular with backpackers and budget travelers Short hikes and forest trails all around Breathtaking views of the snow-clad peaks and Parvati River
- 🏡 Tulga – The Untouched Sibling Lesser-known, more rustic than Kalga or Pulga Authentic village life experience, perfect for solitude seekers Quiet walks through farmlands and pine trails A peaceful base for treks and nature explorations Feels like a step back in time
🏔️ Parvati Valley Itinerary (7N/8D) Start/End Point: Haridwar Main Villages: Kalga, Pulga, Tulga Best For: Nature lovers, offbeat explorers, trekkers, and peace seekers Expand all
- 🚌 Day 1: Depart from Haridwar (Evening)
Group meets at Haridwar by 6–7 PM
Overnight drive to Kasol via bus
Overnight Travel
Meals: None (light snacks advised)
- 🌲 Day 2: Arrive at Kalga Village
Reach Barshaini by late morning, then short trek (~30 min) to Kalga
Check-in, freshen up, welcome tea
Post-lunch rest or light village walk
Stay: Kalga
Meals: Lunch + Dinner
- 🏞️ Day 3: Kalga – Rest & Explore
Lazy breakfast with a view
Forest walk, chill at a café, read or sketch
Optional visit to nearby Tosh (short cab ride)
Evening bonfire or music session
Stay: Kalga
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
- 🌳 Day 4: Kalga to Pulga (Short Hike)
After breakfast, hike to Pulga (~40 mins) through pine trails
Check-in and explore Fairy Forest
Post-lunch relaxation and village exploration
Stay: Pulga
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
- 🌾 Day 5: Pulga to Tulga (Easy Walk)
Post-breakfast walk to Tulga (~30 mins)
Raw & peaceful Himalayan village
Explore local lifestyle, farmlands, and hidden trails
Evening around a bonfire or storytelling
Stay: Tulga
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
- 🌿 Day 6: Tulga – Forest Walks & Stillness
Optional morning yoga/meditation session
Day for introspection, journaling or nature exploring
Enjoy slow village meals made with love
Stay: Tulga
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
- 🚗 Day 7: Tulga → Kasol → Haridwar (Evening Drive)
Morning trek to Barshaini → drive to Kasol
Lunch in Kasol, explore market/cafés
Depart for Haridwar by 4–5 PM
Overnight Travel
Meals: Breakfast + Lunch
- 🛕 Day 8: Reach Haridwar (By Evening)
Arrive by 4–6 PM
Trip ends with refreshed minds & hearts
Meals: None
Nature walk trek in Himachal Pradesh
- AccomodationShared
- MealsBreakfast,Lunch,Dinner
- TransportationComfortable shared
- Departure fromHaridwar
- Guiding methodGuided
- LanguageHIndi,English
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- Accomodation Shared
- Entry Fees
- Meals: Breakfast Lunch Dinner
- Transportation Shared
- Airport Transfer
- Personal Expenses
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FAQs for Parvati Valley (Kalga, Pulga, Tulga) Trip Expand all
- 1. Where exactly are Kalga, Pulga, and Tulga located?
Kalga, Pulga, and Tulga are quaint Himalayan villages located in Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India, near the popular village of Barshaini.
- 2. How do I reach Kalga, Pulga, and Tulga?
You can take a bus or taxi from Delhi or Chandigarh to Kasol or Barshaini. From Barshaini, it’s a short trek (15-45 minutes) to each of these villages.
- 3. What is the best time to visit?
The best time to visit is from March to June and September to November. Winters are beautiful too, but heavy snowfall can block routes.
- 4. Do I need to trek to reach these villages?
Yes, light treks are required. Kalga is about a 15–20 minute easy walk from Barshaini. Pulga and Tulga are also accessible by short, scenic treks.
- 5. Are there ATMs available nearby?
No, ATMs are rare in Barshaini and nonexistent in Kalga, Pulga, and Tulga. It’s best to carry enough cash from Kasol or Bhuntar.
- 6. Is mobile network available?
Mobile network is patchy. BSNL and Jio work best in some areas, but expect limited or no connectivity — it’s part of the charm!
- 7. What should I pack for the trip?
Pack warm clothes (even in summer evenings), good trekking shoes, a rain jacket, personal medication, and cash. A torch and power bank are useful too.
- 8. Are food and restaurants easily available?
Yes, small cafés and homestays offer delicious local and continental food, but options are limited compared to cities. Don’t expect fine dining.
- 9. Is the trip safe for solo travelers?
Yes, it’s generally safe, even for solo travelers. The locals are friendly and welcoming. However, basic trekking precautions should always be taken.
- 10. What are some nearby attractions?
Kheerganga Trek (from Barshaini) Tosh Village Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara Kasol Town Rudra Nag Waterfall
- 11. Is it suitable for first-time trekkers?
Yes! The treks are short and beginner-friendly, though a basic fitness level helps to enjoy the experience.
- 12. Are there medical facilities nearby?
The nearest medical help is available in Kasol or Kullu. It’s wise to carry a basic first-aid kit.
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