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Tucked away in the folds of Himachal Pradesh, Kinnaur is a land that feels like a storybook come alive. With its majestic mountains, peaceful valleys, and timeless charm, Kinnaur is the kind of place that touches your soul before you even realize it.
Kinnaur lies in the northeastern corner of Himachal, bordered by Tibet to the east. It’s known for its unique mix of Hindu and Buddhist cultures, snowy peaks, apple orchards, and old-world villages that seem frozen in time.
From pine-covered valleys to stark cold deserts, Kinnaur’s terrain is a photographer’s dream. The drive itself (via NH-5) is thrilling—with deep gorges, hanging cliffs, and views that leave you speechless.
For pilgrims and trekkers, the sacred Kinner Kailash mountain is a spiritual magnet. It’s believed to be the winter abode of Lord Shiva, and the trek to its base is a test of both faith and endurance.
Famous for its unmatched view of Kinner Kailash, Kalpa is where you wake up to golden sunlight on snow peaks and sleep to the sound of temple bells. Don’t miss the traditional Himachali architecture and the peaceful vibe that feels like therapy.
Just 3 km from Kalpa, Roghi is a small village nestled on the edge of cliffs, offering thrilling views and a real slice of rural life. It’s ideal for photographers and those craving silence.
The last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border, Chitkul sits along the Baspa River, surrounded by alpine forests and snowy mountains. Wooden houses, glacial air, and starry skies—it’s truly cinematic.
A hidden gem in the Sangla Valley, Batseri is known for its wood-carved temples, apple orchards, and the Baspa River gurgling nearby. It’s the kind of place where you lose track of time.
One of the most beautiful valleys in Himachal, Sangla is both peaceful and vibrant. With boutique homestays, local markets, and adventure trails, it serves as a base for exploring the surrounding villages.
Perfect for offbeat travelers and trekkers, Yulla Kanda is believed to have mythological links to the Pandavas. It’s quiet, serene, and ideal for nature lovers who want to camp under the stars.
Located in upper Kinnaur near the Spiti border, Nako feels like time stood still. Its ancient monasteries, mud homes, and the sacred Nako Lake offer a spiritual calm that’s hard to describe in words.
Often overlooked, Puh is a high-altitude village with raw beauty, Buddhist influences, and some jaw-dropping Himalayan views. Great for a short stop en route to Spiti.
Here, Hindu temples stand next to Buddhist monasteries, and traditions are deeply rooted in folklore. Locals still believe in the legends of gods and spirits, and every village has a story to tell.
• Trek to Kinner Kailash Base
• Try the local Himachali cuisine (siddu, thukpa, and Tibetan bread)
• Stay in a homestay for authentic experiences
• Explore the ancient Kamru Fort in Sangla
• Visit monasteries like Tabo and Nako (on the way to Spiti)
• Witness the Sutlej and Baspa rivers meeting at Karcham
• April to June: Blooming apple orchards, pleasant weather
• September to October: Clear skies, post-monsoon beauty
• Avoid peak winters unless you’re used to sub-zero temperatures
• Nearest airport: Shimla (230 km), then by road
• By road: Accessible via Shimla–Rampur–Reckong Peo route
• Pro tip: The journey is just as beautiful as the destination, so travel by road if you can!
Kinnaur isn’t just a destination—it’s a feeling. It’s where mountains whisper myths, and time seems to slow down with every sunrise over the snowy peaks. Whether you’re sipping chai in a quiet village or standing beneath the mighty Kinner Kailash, Kinnaur leaves a mark on your heart.
Let us take the stress out of planning. At Moving Travels, we create personalized, budget-friendly itineraries that help you experience the soul of Kinnaur—without the overwhelm.
👉 From homestay bookings to local guides, road-trip planning to secret scenic stops—we’ll handle it all.
📩 Reach out today and let’s start planning your Kinnaur escape!