Three days of trekking, camping, yoga, meditation, last night stay in village and meals.

The trail is moderate, suitable for those with basic fitness and a love for nature.

Absolutely, the retreat welcomes all levels of experience.

Airports - The most common airport used for this journey is Delhi (Especially for international tourists). People may also come from Chandigarh. 1. Reach Bhuntar/Kasol Bus Stand Volvo buses from Delhi/Chandigarh stop at Bhuntar, sometimes at kasol as well. 2. Drive/Bus to Barshaini/Kalgha Village From Bhuntar or Kasol, you can take a taxi or local bus to Barshaini Dam or directly to Kalga Village. Road access is available up to Kalga; however, in case of unexpected weather conditions, there may be a short 20-minute walk required to reach the village. It’s a gentle, scenic trail with clear signboards. Porters are available if you’re carrying heavy bags. 🌿 3. Village Entry Once you reach the top, Kalga opens up into a peaceful village surrounded by forests, cafés, and homestays.

April - Mid Jun: Pleasant, sunny days with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C, making it ideal for trekking, camping, and exploring. Pleasant weather, blooming flowers, and lush green landscapes. While days are warm, nights remain cold, requiring warm clothing. There are slight chances of light showers as mountain weather is always unpredictable.

Responsible tourism in Parvati Valley means respecting local customs, and managing waste, particularly by bringing non-biodegradable trash back out. Avoid loud music, respect privacy, and ask before taking photos.