Kinnour trip

 Major Attractions

1. *Kalpa:* A picturesque town known for its apple orchards and breathtaking views of the Kinnaur Kailash range.
2. *Sangla Valley:* Famous for its scenic beauty, Baspa River, and charming villages like Rakcham and Chitkul, the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border.
3. *Nako Lake:* A high-altitude lake in the village of Nako, offering serene surroundings and beautiful vistas.
4. *Kinnaur Kailash:* A sacred mountain for both Hindus and Buddhists, attracting trekkers and pilgrims.

### Culture and People

- *Ethnic Groups:* The region is home to a mix of Kinnauri, Tibetan, and Hindu communities.

- *Language:* Kinnauri, Hindi, and Tibetan are commonly spoken.

- *Festivals:* Traditional festivals like Fulaich (celebrating flowers) and Losar (Tibetan New Year) are celebrated with great enthusiasm.

### Climate

- *Summer:* Mild and pleasant, making it the best time to visit.

- *Winter:* Harsh and cold, with heavy snowfall in higher altitudes.

### Activities

- *Trekking:* Popular trekking routes include the Kinnaur Kailash trek and the Sangla to Chitkul trek.

- *Adventure Sports:* Activities like rock climbing, river crossing, and angling in the Baspa River are popular.

- *Cultural Tours:* Exploring ancient monasteries, temples, and local villages provides insight into the rich cultural heritage.

### Accessibility

- *By Road:* Kinnaur is well-connected by road from Shimla, with the NH-5 (formerly NH-22) being the main highway.

- *By Air:* The nearest airport is in Shimla, followed by a road journey to Kinnar

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