5 Days / 4 Nights
Himalayan Traditions, Scenic Splendor & Cultural Immersion
Journey deep into the heart of Himachal’s Kinnaur district, where the timelessness of Himalayan culture, dramatic landscapes, and warm village hospitality blend into an experience that’s more than travel—it’s soul connection. This immersive adventure takes you through serene valleys, sacred temples, riverside villages, and ancient monasteries, offering a taste of life unchanged for generations.
Discover the soothing rush of Baspa River at Sangla, wander Sangla’s distinct wooden homes, and visit Kamru Fort for a glimpse into Kinnaur’s legendary lineage. In Chitkul, the last Indian village before the Tibet border, breathe in nature’s purity—mountain air, wildflower meadows, and legendary hospitality. Kalpa, set against the backdrop of the mighty Kinner Kailash, invites you to witness breath-catching sunrises, savor local Thalis, and explore apple orchards, cozy family homestays, and ancient temples which pulse with spiritual energy.
From starlit bonfire evenings and butter tea in riverside cafés to stories shared with locals and panoramic cliff views, every moment is crafted for discovery, serenity, and memory-making. This is not just a trip, but an invitation to feel the pulse of the Himalayas, embrace their peace, and return home with more than just photographs.
Trip Highlights
- Unwind by the Baspa River in Sangla and check in to a cozy riverside stay
- Explore Kamru Fort, Kamakhya Devi Temple & Kamru Monastery for historical and spiritual depth
- Interact with Sangla locals, admire ancient wooden houses, and learn about Kinnauri art and tradition
- Bonfire and stargazing night under Milky Way skies—pure Himalayan magic
- Visit Chitkul, India’s last village, marvel at its pristine landscapes, and experience authentic Himalayan hospitality
- Taste regional specialties at scenic cafés, sip Himachali herbal teas, and embrace village tranquility
- Discover Kalpa’s old wooden homestays, receive a warm welcome with dry fruits and tea
- Trek to Suicide Point (Roghi Cliff) for breathtaking valley panoramas
- Learn weaving and apple farming culture, wander through village lanes, and meet welcoming locals
- Relish handcrafted Himachali cuisine including Siddu, Chana Madra, and Sepu Vadi
- Explore Chandika Devi Temple and Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Monastery—ancient spiritual sites at Kalpa
- Stroll through apple orchards, taste (in-season) Himalayan apples fresh from the tree
- Enjoy music, laughter, and new friendships forged in the mountains