Tour FAQs
Kheerganga is believed to have been the home of Hindu Lord Shiva for thousands of years. Locals claim that Lord Shiva visited Kheerganga or that his son Kartik visited Kheerganga and pondered for thousands of years.
Kheerganga means “Milky White Sacred Water.” This natural spring’s water is hot and white like milk, and a dip in it is regarded as sacred is a temple beside the g that is said to be old.
As there are few stores after Barshaini, it is best to take all required things from the base. However, you may refill your supply of safe drinking water by filling your bottle at the natural springs of Ashram. You may also fill your bottles along the route
Travelers who want to travel to Kheerganga from Delhi should go to Kasol and Bharsaini.
From Delhi to Kasol, there is no direct road or rail connection.
● By road: In Delhi, take a bus to Kullu or Manali from ISBT Kashmiri Gate, R K
Ashram Metro Station, or Majnu-Ka-Tila. It would be best if you then
continued till you reach Bhuntar. Again, from Bhuntar, you may catch a local
bus to Kasol.
● By rail, the nearest railway stations to Kasol are Pathankot and Joginder
Nagar. You must take a train from Delhi to Pathankot or Joginder Nagar, then
take local transportation to Kasol.
● By plane, the nearest airport to Kasol is Bhuntar Airport, approximately 31
kilometers away. There is a direct flight from Delhi to Kullu. There is another
flight from there to Bhuntar airport. Once you arrive in Kasol, trek operators
will arrange transportation from Kasol to Bharsaini.
The terrain around Kheerganga region is overflowing with intriguing tourist attractions of all sorts! Tosh and Barshaini are good places to go sightseeing. Also, discovering Kasol is an appealing possibility because it has a lot to offer. A trip to Manali, which is only three hours away, is also an excellent alternative. If you’re searching for some more adventure in the vicinity, the Chalal trek and the Malana trek are also appealing options! While in Kheerganga or Kasol, a visit to Manikaran is also recommended.
The ideal time to take up the Kheerganga trek in the Parvati Valley is in the summertime, between March to June. The conditions are generally favorable this year, making it simpler for tourists to experience nature and its grandeur. The Kheerganga hike has become extremely popular among youngsters this time of year
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