The Himalayan Village Resort Kasol

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You can try this resort on your way to Manikaran. The resort is quite beautiful and very well maintained, If you are willing to spend lavishly and enjoy a very peaceful stay in the nature's lap then only its a recommended place for you.

Staff is very helpful, courteous and friendly. The restaurant has a good variety of food to choose from.



The Superior Machan is a must try, it has stunning view of the river and overlooks the entire property. It is surrounded by trees on the other three directions, enough distance for the nice chilly breeze to flow. The room gets quite cold after dark.

Visit Website http://www.thehimalayanvillage.in/
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