Kinnaur, one of Himachal Pradesh’s twelve districts, sits along the Indo-Tibet border. Located about 235 km away from Shimla, Kinnaur boasts stunning views of the Zanskar Valley, snow-covered Dhauladhar range, and Chitkul, the last village on the Indo-Tibet border. The district is crisscrossed by the Satluj, Baspa, and Spiti rivers.

Known as the “Land of God,” Kinnaur is home to the mesmerizing Shiva Lingam, a sacred symbol of Lord Shiva. The unique rock formations here change colors throughout the day, adding to the area’s spiritual ambiance. Kinnaur is dotted with ancient Buddhist monasteries and temples that are deeply revered by followers of Buddhism.

In addition to its religious significance, Kinnaur offers ample opportunities for adventure sports like trekking and skiing. There are nine popular trekking routes, ranging from short day hikes to longer six-day expeditions. Kinnaur is renowned for its delicious apples, Chilgoza (pine nuts), and handloom and handicraft products.

The valleys of Kinnaur are also prized camping spots, with Sangla Valley being a favorite destination. Camping amidst apple orchards or along the banks of the Baspa and Satluj rivers offers a serene and unforgettable experience for nature lovers.