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8: Kasol & Malana with Chasing Sunsets

Podcast |: The Musafir Stories - India Travel Podcast
Publisher |: Saif & Faiza
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: India,; Places & Travel,; Society & Culture,; Sports & Recreation
Categories Via RSS |: Hobbies,; Kids & Family,; Leisure,; Places & Travel,; Society & Culture
Publication Date |: May 04, 2017
Episode Duration |: 00:34:28

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This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to the team behind the blog Chasing sunsets - Shilpa, Roomi and Nandhini. They started off like any friends in a movie, promising to meet each other every year in a foreign land. Since 2013, they have kept that promise and somewhere along the way, an urge to preserve these memories led to the blog Chasing sunsets. Sit back and enjoy listening to their exploits in Kasol, Malana and beyond

Today's destination: Kasol and Malana, Himachal Pradesh

Nearest airport: Bhuntar Airport located near Kullu Nearest Railway Station: Pathankot

Prerequisities - N/A

Packing - Light sweaters, warm clothes

Time of the year - September

Length of the itinerary: 7 days

Itinerary Highlights:

Start of the journey in Manali where you could spend a couple of days with nature, some delectable Himachali food and shopping for himachali stoles, pashmina, harem pants and souveniers.
Next stop Kasol, also known as the mini-Israel of India given the number of Israeli tourists and cafes.
Enjoy nature walks in the valley, streams, fresh mountain air and ofcourse some delicious Israeli food.
Tosh is a beautiful village close to Kasol that offers a lot of hiking/trekking spots, beautiful views and cafes!
Malana is a little village about 2 hours from Kasol, and a 2.5 hour trek further.
Also famous (infamous rather!) for the Malana cream - a hash made from heirloom cannabis grown in this remote area of the Parvati Valley.
Malana is also known as an aryan village, where the locals believe themselves to be the descendants of Alexander the great.
Locals prefer not to mingle with the outside world and do not touch outsiders
Listen to the interesting story of the goat justice!
Lastly, listen up to some fun stories and useful advice from Shilpa and Nandhini!

Links to the blog: sunsets.com/">http://www.chasing-sunsets.com/

Links to the blog posts: sunsets.com/2014/05/05/a-guide-to-kasol-india/">http://www.chasing-sunsets.com/2014/05/05/a-guide-to-kasol-india/ sunsets.com/2016/12/27/malana-village-high-parvati-valley/">http://www.chasing-sunsets.com/2016/12/27/malana-village-high-parvati-valley/

More about the Guest: sunsets.com/about/">http://www.chasing-sunsets.com/about/

Email: Chasingsunsetstheblog@gmail.com Instagram : @chasingsunsetstheblog Twitter: @chasingsunsets1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChasingSunsetstheblog

If you like our work you could follow us on : Twitter- http://www.twitter.com/musafirstories Website - www.themusafirstories.com Email - themusafirstories@gmail.com

#TheMusafirStories #travel #Vacation #India #Podcast #Kasol #Malana #Tosh #Manali #Himachal #ParvathiValley #Valley #Nature #TreeHouse #MalanaCream #Cannabis #HillStation #Café #holiday #MiniIsreal #Hebrew #ChasingSunsets

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Today's destination: Kasol and Malana, Himachal Pradesh

Nearest airport: Bhuntar Airport located near Kullu Nearest Railway Station: Pathankot

Prerequisities - N/A

Packing - Light sweaters, warm clothes

Time of the year - September

Length of the itinerary: 7 days

Itinerary Highlights:

Start of the journey in Manali where you could spend a couple of days with nature, some delectable Himachali food and shopping for himachali stoles, pashmina, harem pants and souveniers.
Next stop Kasol, also known as the mini-Israel of India given the number of Israeli tourists and cafes.
Enjoy nature walks in the valley, streams, fresh mountain air and ofcourse some delicious Israeli food.
Tosh is a beautiful village close to Kasol that offers a lot of hiking/trekking spots, beautiful views and cafes!
Malana is a little village about 2 hours from Kasol, and a 2.5 hour trek further.
Also famous (infamous rather!) for the Malana cream - a hash made from heirloom cannabis grown in this remote area of the Parvati Valley.
Malana is also known as an aryan village, where the locals believe themselves to be the descendants of Alexander the great.
Locals prefer not to mingle with the outside world and do not touch outsiders
Listen to the interesting story of the goat justice!
Lastly, listen up to some fun stories and useful advice from Shilpa and Nandhini!

Links to the blog: sunsets.com/">http://www.chasing-sunsets.com/

More about the Guest: sunsets.com/about/">http://www.chasing-sunsets.com/about/

Email: Chasingsunsetstheblog@gmail.com Instagram : @chasingsunsetstheblog Twitter: @chasingsunsets1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChasingSunsetstheblog

If you like our work you could follow us on : Twitter- http://www.twitter.com/musafirstories Website - www.themusafirstories.com Email - themusafirstories@gmail.com

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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