Khir Ganga is located in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated on the Parvati Valley. This place is famous for Hot springs, trekking and Scenic view of Himalayan Mountains. This is the most important religious place for Hindus. According to Hindu Mythology Lord Kartikeya, meditated for thousands of years in this place. He is the son of lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

 

What to see in Khir Ganga: Trekking and Sunset through Khir Ganga Forests is the most memorable experience. To reach Khir Ganga hiring a guide is recommended. Barshaini is the last motorable point. While trekking from Barshaini, sightseeing options are Pin Parvati Pass, The rock formation of Pandu Pul, Serpent shaped waterfalls, Rudra Nag.

 

Weather remains pleasant between May and November. This is the best time to come to Khir Ganga and can enjoy trekking. During the winter season snow fall is high so it is so dangerous to do trekking during that period. Khir Ganga is located 22kms away from Manikaran. Between Manikaran and Khir Ganga, visitors can find Gurudwara, Hot Springs and a temple which is dedicated to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva.

 

It can rain any time in this place so it is advisable to carry raincoats or Umbrellas. For trekking it is essential to wear sturdy shoes with Chunky soles. During the morning and evening times it is so cool so carry woollen clothes while visiting to this place.

 

What to see around Khir Ganga:

Kullu: Kullu is a beautiful valley in Himachal Pradesh. This valley known as Valley of Gods. Major attractions of Kullu are Chandrakhani Pass, Raghunath Temple, Rafting, and Trekking. Kullu is located on the banks of River Beas in Himachal Pradesh. It is an open valley between Largi and Manali. Hills in the valley covered with Sprawling Apple Orchards, Deodar Forest and Pine forests. Activities in this valley are Angling, hiking over the Himalayan glaciers, paragliding, Mountaineering, river rafting, trekking. This place is also famous for adventure sports. It is located 35kms away from Khir Ganga.

Manali: It is located 37kms away from Khir Ganga. Manali is a hill station in Himachal Pradesh. It is named after Hindu god Manu. Manali is popular honeymoon spot. Visitors can enjoy the place by seeing slopes and snow covered peaks. Major attractions of Manali are Manu Temple, Hadimba Temple, Paragliding, Trekking and Adventures sports, Solang Valley.

Manikaran: It is located 22kms away from Khir Ganga. This place is famous for hot springs. It is a sacred place to both Hindus and Muslims.

 

Getting to Khir Ganga: Towards Khir Ganga, Barshaini is the last motorable point. It is 11kms trek to reach Khir Ganga. Porters and local guides are available at Barshaini. Nearest railway station is Kathgodam. Buses and Taxis are available to reach Barshaini. Bhuntar airport is the nearest airport. This airport is well connected with Shimla, Pathankot and Delhi.

 

Getting around Khir Ganga: Khir Ganga can be seen only on foot. Buses and Taxis are available from Barshaini to visit the surrounding places of Khir Ganga.

 

Best time to visit Khir Ganga: Before visiting any place it is essential to known best time to enjoy the tour. Best time to visit Khir Ganga is between May to November.

 

Where to stay in Khir Ganga: Hotels are not available in Khir Ganga. Near Shiva Temple there is an ashram. This ashram provides basic accommodation and decent facilities to stay.

 

Where to eat in Khir Ganga: Few restaurants are available which offers both vegetarian and non vegetarian. Continental, Chinese and Indian cuisines are also available along with local food. This is the best place for Israeli tourists. Jewish snacks are available here.