Being in the Himalayas and not to visit Kheerganga is the same as ordering a pita bread without masala tea! Speaking of which, the local tea is inexpressibly delicious, it is often not masala that is added to tea, but just a little clove and cinnamon, or just clove, but here tea also turned out to be on goat's milk. You can reach Kheerganga during 3-4 hours from Kalga or Barshaini Village. You can get there from Kasol, which is also called as little Israel (indeed, all the signs and names are in Hebrew there) through Manikaran and then in about 15 km, get to the end of the road and this is it, a tiny Barshaini. It is going to take about an hour by bus, and this hour you are to remember for a lifetime. Especially if to take into consideration the fact that seats in the Indian buses are not very comfortable to say it mildly. On another pits and bumps, you are going to fly in the air painfully turning back on your seat. However, the views from the windows will compensate for the