Explore Kinnaur
Chandigarh to Chandigarh
DURATION - 05 Nights & 06 Days
Narkanda 01N I Sangla Valley 02N I Kalpa 01N I Kufri 01N

Drive deep into Kinnaur which is Himachal’s tribal region and is known for its majestic mountains, lush valleys, apple orchards, and Tibetan-influenced culture. The region is a paradise for nature lovers with lush green orchards and mighty mountains. The Baspa River flowing through the valley offering picturesque views is an excellent spot for Fishing and Angling. Visit the famous Bhimakali Temple, explore the beautiful Sangla Valley, reach out to the last Indian Village Chitkul, View the mighty Kinner Kailash peak from Kalpa wrapped up in the blankets of clouds and enjoy natural beauty of this valley with backdrop of Himalayas.

Narkanda, gateway to apple region of Himachal Pradesh is a beautiful small town situated at an attitude of 2708 meters on the Old Hindustan Tibet road, about 60 Kms from Shimla. The region is surrounded by dense forest and offers a stunning view of the lofty ranges of Himalayas. Hatu Peak and ancient Hatu Mata temple at 3300 meters is 8 km an uphill drive surrounded by pine and spruce trees. Narkanda is also the base to drive up to Jalori Pass, Sarolsar Lake among deep forests and desend into the Tirthan Valley.

Sangla Valley is a village situated on the right bank of the Baspa River and very close to Tibetan borde. This valley is also known as Baspa river valley with lush green landscape and ice capped peaks of Himalayas in the backdrop. There are many popular trekking trails which begin from this valley along with several spots like Nag temple, Kamru village, Kamru fort and Sangla Buddhist temple.

Chitkul is the last inhabited village near the Indo-China border, famous for wooden houses and serene beauty.Its the highest village in the Baspa valley at 3450 meters.

Kalpa at an altitude of 2759 meters is a small town just above Recong Peo on the Old Hindustan Tibet road. This town is known for stunning views of Snow covered mountains, Apple orchards, beautiful scene on sunrise and sunset over the Himalayas and breathtaking views of the amazing Kinnaur Kailash Mountain which is abode to the great almighty Shiv and parvati.

Reckong Peo: Kinnaur’s administrative capital, with panoramic views and the Kailash Parikrama base.

Kinnaur Kailash is a sacred peak for Hindus and Buddhists and is one of the panch Kailash, with a challenging Kinner Kailash Parikrama trek.

Shimla is one of the very old towns of the country and it’s worth visiting mainly because of its interesting geo-climatic complexities. Once the summer capital of India in British Raj this hill town is adorned in pine, oak, rhododendron and snow covered mountain ranges. Shimla Ridge on the mall road is the hub of all social activities and the pedestrian mall is lined by shops and restaurants. There are many touristic spots like viceroy lodge, Lakkar Bazaar, The Scandal point, Jakhoo Hills, Tara Devi, Kali Bari and the sorrounding hills boast of some most memorable small towns of Chail, Kufri, Mashobra, Naldhera, Tattapani and Narkanda.