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Chitkul — Last Indian Village
📍 Chitkul, Kinnaur district
The last inhabited village along the old Indo-Tibetan trade route at 11,320 ft in the Sangla Valley. Known for its traditional wooden slate-roofed houses, the turquoise Baspa River, and views of snow-draped border ranges.
Entry Fee
Free
Best Time
All day
Best Season
May to October
Time Required
Half day to full day
How to reach
24 km from Sangla; 245 km from Shimla via NH 5 to Karcham; regular buses and taxis.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the entry fee for Chitkul — Last Indian Village?
The entry fee for Chitkul — Last Indian Village is Free.
What is the best time and season to visit Chitkul — Last Indian Village?
The best season to visit is May to October, and the ideal time of day is All day.
How do I reach Chitkul — Last Indian Village?
24 km from Sangla; 245 km from Shimla via NH 5 to Karcham; regular buses and taxis.
How much time is required to explore Chitkul — Last Indian Village?
A typical visit to Chitkul — Last Indian Village takes around Half day to full day.