Where is StonedAge Café & Inn located?
StonedAge Café & Inn is located in Tosh Village, Parvati Valley, Kullu District, Himachal Pradesh 175105, India, at an elevation of 7,874 feet (2,400 metres). Tosh is the last village on the road from Barshaini, situated at the base of the Tosh Glacier in the western Himalayas.
How do I get to StonedAge in Tosh?
Fly or take a train to Bhuntar (Kullu-Manali Airport). From Bhuntar, take a shared taxi or private cab to Barshaini — the last point accessible by road in Parvati Valley (approximately 45 km, 2–3 hours). From Barshaini, walk 3 km uphill to Tosh Village (45–60 minutes on foot). No motorable road reaches Tosh. StonedAge can arrange transport assistance from Bhuntar — call +91 97110 03348.
What types of rooms are available at StonedAge?
Luxury Cottages — 3 private stone-walled cottages with glacier-facing views, handbuilt using locally sourced stone. Each is a standalone unit.
Deluxe Family Cottages — 2 spacious rooms for families and groups of 4–6 people.
Backpacker Mezzanines — Bunk-style shared dormitory at a budget-friendly price. Popular with solo travellers.
All rooms have mountain views, hot water, and blankets.
Does StonedAge have a restaurant or café?
Yes. StonedAge has an on-site wood-fire kitchen and café serving Himachali specialities (dal, siddu), North Indian curries, continental dishes, fresh baked goods, pancakes, pasta, and chai. All food is cooked on a wood fire — there is no gas or electric kitchen. Three meals are served daily. Seasonal BBQ evenings and bonfire gatherings are held regularly. The café has an outdoor terrace with glacier and valley views.
What is the best time to visit Tosh and StonedAge?
March to June — Clear skies, mild weather, best trekking season. Ideal for first-timers.
July to September — Monsoon. Lush green valleys, clouds rolling through the village, significantly fewer tourists. The "secret season."
October to November — Autumn colours, harvest festivals, crisp clear views.
December to February — Snow season. Very cold, limited access, best for experienced mountain travellers.
What treks can I do from StonedAge?
Tosh Glacier — 4–6 hour day trek from the property.
Kheerganga — 12–14 km one way, hot springs at 9,700 feet. 2-day trek.
Grahan — 9 km, hidden village accessible only on foot.
Rasol — Half-day trek from Tosh.
Pin Parvati Pass — 7–9 day advanced expedition, 17,457 feet. Permits required from SDM Bhuntar.
The StonedAge team can help plan and organise any trek.
Is StonedAge safe for solo travellers and women?
Yes. Tosh is a small, quiet mountain village with a welcoming local community. StonedAge staff are available around the clock. Many solo travellers and solo female travellers visit regularly. The 3 km walk from Barshaini is well-trodden and safe during daylight hours.
Does StonedAge have WiFi?
Limited. StonedAge is in a remote mountain village at 7,874 feet. Mobile signal is intermittent — BSNL and Jio have partial coverage. WiFi is not reliable for work calls. This is intentional — the disconnection is part of the experience.
How do I book a stay at StonedAge?
Book directly at stonedage.in/#book for the best rates. You can also call or WhatsApp +91 97110 03348, email stay@museeliving.com, or book through MakeMyTrip.
How far is Tosh from Kasol?
Tosh is approximately 20 km from Kasol. Drive from Kasol to Barshaini (about 16 km, 45 minutes), then walk 3 km uphill to Tosh Village.
Can I see the glacier from StonedAge?
Yes. The Tosh Glacier is visible directly from the property without any trekking. Most mountain destinations require a day-long trek to see a glacier; at StonedAge, you see it from your morning chai.
Is StonedAge good for families?
Yes. The Deluxe Family Cottages accommodate 4–6 people. The 3 km walk from Barshaini is manageable for children above 8–10 years. The café serves simple options for children. Note: the trail is uphill and unpaved, so not ideal for very young children or elderly with mobility issues.
What is the altitude of Tosh?
Tosh Village sits at 7,874 feet (2,400 metres) above sea level. High enough that air is noticeably thinner and evenings are cold even in summer, but not so high that most visitors experience altitude sickness.
Who runs StonedAge?
StonedAge is operated by Musée Living (Musée Hospitality Pvt Ltd), co-founded by Prateek and Rick. The on-ground team is led by Operations Manager Sonu, who lives at the property year-round.