Karsog Valley — Attraction in Himachal Pradesh

The story of Karsog is an old as time, the name itself comes from the words ‘kar’ and ‘shok’ meaning ‘daily mourning’. The myth from the Mahabharata goes that the village was terrorized by a rakshasa who ate a villager every day causing for daily mourning. But during the exile of the Pandavas, Bhima saved the village from the rakshasa by offering himself. To escape the perils of organised tourism at a hidden gem. To explore untouched emerald green farm terraces, towering peaks of Himalayas, and organic orchards of apples and other fruits. To get a peek into the Himachali way of life and experience the unique culture and cuisine. Places To Visit in Karsog Valley Mamleshwar Temple. Said to have existed since the Mahabharata era, Mamleshwar Temple is situated around 13 kilometers away from Chindi, which is the headquarters of the valley. ... Kamaksha Devi Temple. ... Kunhoo Dar. ... Kamrunag. ... Trekking. ... Hiking. ... Temple Hopping....

I recently had the pleasure of visiting a stunning valley in Himachal Pradesh. The natural beauty was breathtaking, with towering mountains, lush green forests, and crystal-clear rivers. The local culture was vibrant and welcoming, with friendly people who were eager to share their traditions and customs. We stayed in a charming guesthouse nestled amidst the mountains. The accommodations were comfortable and the food was delicious, featuring fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. We enjoyed hiking through the valley, exploring hidden waterfalls, and admiring the panoramic views. Overall, our experience in the valley was unforgettable. The combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and warm hospitality made it a truly special place to visit. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a peaceful and...

Karsog is a small town and nagar panchyat situated in the lap of the Himalayas, near Shimla, at a height of 1,404 metres. It is in the 7th Karsog subdivision of the Mandi district in Himachal Pradesh in India. It lies in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas bordering the Shimla and Kullu districts.

Karsog is famous for its temples, including the Mamlesh-war Mahadev, Kamaksha Devi, MahunNag, Someshwar Mahadev Somakothi temples.

Accessible from the state capital Shimla, the tracks around Karsog and Chindi are among the most picturesque areas of Himachal Pradesh. There are wide valleys crisscrossed by streams and carpeted with fields of assorted vegetables and grain. From fertile floors, orchards and thick forests rise to touch...