Chitkul - India's last Village
Nestled in the picturesque Kinnaur Valley, Famously known as the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibet Border.
Day 1
Day 2
Homestay
As soon as we reach Sangla(8 PM) next day, We found the baspa Guest House for our stay for the night which is just around 300 metres from Sangla bus stand(Just as you cross the bridge), it cost as around 600 rupee for a day.
Day 3
Mountain
After the good sleep, Early next morning we went to explore the unexplored Sangla, we explored some path which took us directly to the mountains through the apple orchids.
Mountain
As soon as we reached Chitkul, we were in awe after seeing surreal landscape, the most beautiful village I had ever seen. "If escapism is your choice of travel drug, let me assure you, a trip to Chitkul will not disappoint you".
Homestay
We decided to take the guest house for our stay in Chitkul. The guest house named "Rani Guest house" which cost us around 550 Rupee per night and at a distance of half kilometre from Aakri Dhabam
Restaurant
The famous picture doing the rounds on the internet when we look up Chitkul is – Hindustan ka aakhri dhaba(Which is actually not last now) was always on our list. We had the special thali for lunch and Maggi too.
Sight Seeing
After Lunch, we walked down to the banks of the Baspa river,The crystal clear water keeps us enthralled. On a bright, sunny day, we spent an entire afternoon just mulling about life and thinking how inconsequential our daily life issues are.
Day 4