It is the last village in India..!? Look how beautiful it is!

Chitkul, located on the old Indo-Tibetan road, is said to be the last inhabited village on the indian border. Situated at an elevation of 350 m above sea level, this village is like a gateway to paradise in the Kinnaur Valley. Chittagong is home to numerous tourist attractions and landscapes. Chittagong has many unique landmarks such as gardens, mountains, meadows, rocks, rivers, lakes, and forests. Only 60 people live here. Let’s see what are the highlights of this last village.
The natural beauty of Chitkul is hard to describe in words. We can only see natural gifts like air, water, and mountains without any pollution and noise. Kamru fort is an old gateway located in the beautiful Solang Valley. The unique 3-story wooden fort is an architectural marvel of the 15th century. The scenery makes us shudder and we can see and enjoy the colorful fish. Tibetan-style wood products are one of the most popular places to visit in Chittagong. The beautiful handicrafts here showcase the artistic talent of the artists of the place. There are many ways we can have fun in Chittagong blessed by Mother Nature. Those who want to go trekking can do so freely here. Who doesn't love hiking or hiking in a place like this! You can enjoy the night sky watch the stars, campfires and take photos.To reach Chitkul, located at a distance of 60 km from Delhi, one must first go to Reckong Peo. Reckong Peo is connected to Himachal Pradesh's major cities. The village of Chitkul can be reached by bus or train from Reckong Peo. The best time to visit Chittagong is between May and October. Also, due to heavy snowfall, the village will be closed for six months from october to February.

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chitkul village

Sowmiya Sriram

26/06/2022 12:12 PM