Question

Write a short tourist leaflet on any hill station you know with the help of the following points:
(i) How to reach there?
(ii) Where to stay?
(iii) What to see?
(iv) Shopping attractions.
(v) Add your own points.

Answer 1

Hint: A leaflet is a single page writing which contains information and facts about something and is shared in large numbers. We have been asked to write one such tourist leaflet on any hill station. We will write about any hill station and will expand the given points. We will try to keep this as informative as we can.

Complete answer:
Let us proceed with the leaflet with the help of the above stated hint.

Kasol is located in the district Kullu of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh and is considered to be a hamlet. It is situated surrounded by the banks of the Parvati River in the Parvati valley, on the way between Bhuntar and Manikaran. It is merely 30 km away from Bhuntar and 3.5 km away from Manikaran. Kasol is a very famous Himalayan hotspot for backpackers and is used as a base for nearby treks to Malana and Kheerganga by trek lovers. It experiences a lot of Israeli tourists, therefore it is also called Mini Israel of India.

How to reach there?
To reach Kasol, one has to reach Bhuntar first. Bhuntar has the nearest airports as the Kullu Manali airport. Bus services from Bhuntar are available to Kasol from 8:00am to 6:00pm and local taxi services ate available all the time.

Where to stay?
There is a large options of stay in Kasol right from hotels, hostels, homestays to camps. One should research the place of stay according to their budgets and choices. The location of the stay depends on the tourist and one can contact a travel agent to make bookings or can book on their own from the internet.

What to see?
Once in Kasol, one will be treated largely by its beauty. There are a lot of attractions in Kasol like the Kheer ganga, one can trek by its 9km trail. Parvati river is a great sight to walk by. Tosh is a small himachali village in the parvati valley which attracts tourists for its simple and himachali roots.

Shopping attractions.
A tourist place is never complete without its shopping attractions. Bhuntar market at the Bhuntar bazaar road is known for semi precious stones, woollens, aromatic oils, sheets, rugs, carpets and much more.

Kasol is also known for its scrumptious Israeli cuisines. Visit the ‘Turquoise Kasol’ or ‘The Evergreen’ to binge on the same.
The best time to visit Kasol in winters is October to February, in Summer is March to June and in Monsoon, it is July to September.

Note:Get your facts checked beforehand. You are writing something crucial that a tourist is going to rely on. Be careful about the information you provide. Do not make any spelling mistakes and get your tenses right.