Sangla Valley, previously Rongtong, in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, is a Himalayan gem. Enjoy stunning views, apple orchards, and a peaceful escape. A must-see travel destination in India!
Camping Near The Baspa River.
Enjoy The Breathtaking Views Of The Baspa River.
Explore The Bering Nag Temple And Its Surroundings.
Hike To Chitkul, The Last Inhabited Village.
Photography Of The Landscapes And Local Life.
Trek To Nearby Villages And Scenic Viewpoints.
Visit Kamru Fort And Explore Its Architecture.
Visit Local Apple Orchards.
March to October
All-Day
₹3,000 per person
The history of Sangla Valley is deeply intertwined with the cultural and religious heritage of the Kinnaur region. Historically, the valley was part of the larger Western Himalayan kingdom, with influences from both Tibetan and Indian cultures. The Kamru Fort, an ancient structure, stands as a testament to the region's past, having served as a seat of power for local rulers. The valley's inhabitants, primarily Kinnauri people, have maintained their unique traditions and customs over centuries. Trade routes through the valley have also played a significant role in its history, connecting it to neighboring regions and facilitating cultural exchange. The valley's remote location has helped preserve its distinct identity and traditions, making it a fascinating place to explore.