Kinnaur - Abode of Gods

Kinnaur Kailash: visible from every corner in Kalpa, this mountain is visited by lakhs of pilgrims to garner the blessings of Lord Shiva.

Kamru Fort: it is part of the Sangla tour. The fort rests on a mountain top facing the beautiful orchards, valleys and mountains.

Baspa River: The River is the main water body of Sangla and Chitkul. Usually, tourists love to make the banks of the river their campsite for a day or two.

Nako Lake and Monastery: you will visit this lake and the monastery while traveling from Kinnaur to Spiti during the Kinnaur Kaza tour package

Sangla: Your abode in Kinnaur from where you will be visiting many places in Kinnaur

Chitkul: the last village of India having a scarce population. Further, if one goes would land on the terrains of Tibet.

Kalpa: Just after Reckong Peo, the small town will be your other stay place during the taxi trip.

Kalpa Suicide Point: A place to bring the spark of adventure and serenity during the trip. 

Roghi and Kothi Villages: During the Kalpa sightseeing, you shall be visiting these two surreal hamlets.

Historical facts about Kinnaur:

• Kinnaur was once a part of Chini Tehsil that belonged to Mahasu district.
• Further, in 1960, it became the part of Bushahr’s prince’s rule. And its capital was Kamru at that time
• Kinnaur was even part of the culture of Ngari Region of the Tibetan autonomy.

Geographical facts about Kinnaur:

• Kinnaur is surrounded by the valleys pierced by Baspa, Sutlej and Spiti rivers.
• The mountain peaks in Kinnaur ranges from 2300 to 6800 meters above sea level.
• Kinnaur shares its border with Tibet to the west.
• Kinnaur is about 235 km from the capital of Himachal Shimla.

Winters are long in Kinnaur from October to end of the June. While summers are obviously short from May to September.

Winters are quite cold and temperature may drop below -10 degrees. Hence, the valleys of Kinnaur receive heavy snowfall every year.