Start with a hearty breakfast of Israeli and continental dishes in a bohemian riverside cafe; the cafe usually opens by 9:00AM but hours can vary in winter, so confirm locally.
Wander the village lanes, enjoy valley panoramas and visit small cafes; in January the village is quiet and often snow-speckled, which is beautiful but cold.
A moderate short walk from Tosh to a nearby waterfall or viewpoint; note that in January streams may be partially frozen and trails slippery — wear crampons/boots.
The popular 12 km trek to Kheerganga (hot springs) is breathtaking but in January the trail and roads are often snowbound or closed; check with local guides/police early. If accessible, expect 4–6 hours one-way; if closed, opt for a shorter winter valley walk to Rasol/Rasol meadows or explore nearby snow trails.
If you reach Kheerganga, simple dhaba fare and packed lunches are available; if not, return to Kasol or Rasol for a warm restaurant meal (most dhabas operate 10:00AM–5:00PM in winter).
Kheerganga has natural hot springs (often accessible in clear winter conditions) — a soothing stop; otherwise warm up in a Kasol cafe and explore nearby trails.
Enjoy a warming dinner with live music (Jim Morrison) or cozy Himalayan meals (Buddha Place). Note: confirm which is open late on the day — many cafes shorten hours in January.