Sangla Valley

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January

-2.0 - 17.5 °C

February

-0.5 - 18.4 °C

March

2.1 - 21.9 °C

April

6.2 - 26.0 °C

May

9.1 - 28.8 °C

June

12.1 - 29.0 °C

July

14.5 - 26.2 °C

August

14.1 - 25.4 °C

September

11.9 - 25.5 °C

October

7.9 - 24.1 °C

November

3.9 - 20.8 °C

December

1.1 - 18.5 °C

Major Airports :

Shimla Airport(SLV) ,Shimla

Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport (IXC), Chandigarh

Nearest Railway Station :

Shimla Railway Station (SML)

The picture-postcard valley

Perched on the slopes near the banks of the Baspa River and situated at a height of 8,900 feet in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, Sangla Valley is a captivating destination with serene landscapes and an adventurous spirit. Apple orchards grow down the slopes of the Sangla Valley, with their terraced arrangement creating a harmonious visual symphony. Kinnauri farmers tend to these orchards with care, following age-old practices. They understand the rhythm of seasons, the dance of sunlight, and the secret language of the soil.

In spring, the orchards transform into a canvas of delicate pink and white blossoms. As autumn arrives, the apples blush with ripeness. Families gather to pluck the fruit, their laughter echoing through the orchards. Crates are filled, and the valley hums with anticipation. You can also visit a local farm, taste the crisp fruit, and savour the essence of the land.

Indulge in recreational activities

Sangla is a hub for various explorations and trekking trails. There are small homestays and camping options near the river, allowing visitors to truly experience the warmth of the Kinnauri clan. The region's lush vegetation, including oak and pine forests, offers delightful trekking trails, and camping in an apple orchard is a popular experience.

The Baspa River, flowing through the heart of Sangla Valley, is a lifeline that nourishes both the land and the soul. The river tells stories of adventure, peace, and natural beauty. While white-water rafting and kayaking cater to adventure-seekers, the river is also home to a variety of fish, including the elusive trout - making it a great spot for anglers to enjoy their craft. The crystal-clear waters reflect the surrounding landscape, creating a serene atmosphere.

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Timings

Opening time - Sunrise

Closing time - Sunset

Explore beyond the valley

While you’re in the region, discover the beauty beyond the valley. Chhitkul, known as the last inhabited village within Indian boundaries on the old Indo-Tibetan Road, offers a doorway to an exquisite landscape. You can enjoy trekking, camping, and picnics. Rakcham, a quaint village 23 kilometres from Chhitkul, is nestled in the enchanting Baspa Valley, offering dense vegetation and adventure sports. Just 8 kilometres from Sangla, Batseri Village, invites you to explore local handicrafts, handmade shawls, Kinnauri caps, and pine nuts (chilgoza). Don’t miss the Trout Fishing Farm along the way.