Kinnaur Tour Packages

Kinnaur is a land where apple orchards cascade down terraced slopes, snow-capped peaks pierce azure skies, and ancient Buddhist monasteries echo with centuries of wisdom. Far from the commercialized hill stations, Kinnaur offers raw, unfiltered Himalayan beauty, think winding river gorges, vibrant Kinnauri villages, and the sacred silhouette of Kinnaur Kailash.

Our expertly curated Kinnaur tour packages open the door to this offbeat paradise with thoughtfully paced itineraries, culturally sensitive stays, and seamless logistics for high-altitude travel. Whether you're a photography enthusiast chasing golden-hour light on apple blossoms, an adventurer seeking remote treks, or a cultural traveler drawn to Tibetan-Buddhist heritage, our Kinnaur holiday packages deliver authentic immersion, responsible travel practices, and unforgettable mountain moments.

From the last inhabited village of Chitkul to the spiritual heights of Kalpa, every detail is arranged so you can explore deeply, travel safely, and return transformed. Browse our handpicked itineraries, compare travel styles, and begin your Kinnaur journey today.

Popular Tourist Attractions in & around Kinnaur

1. Chitkul Village- The Last Inhabited Village

Chitkul is the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibet border and one of the most beautiful villages in Himachal Pradesh. Situated at an altitude of 3,450 meters along the Baspa River, it is famous for its traditional wooden houses, stone-roofed temples, and breathtaking landscapes. The village offers a peaceful atmosphere, stunning mountain views, and is a paradise for photographers and nature lovers.

2. Sangla Valley (Baspa Valley)

Sangla Valley is widely considered one of the most scenic valleys in the Himalayas. Surrounded by towering snow-capped peaks, lush green forests, and apple orchards, the valley is a treat for the eyes. The Baspa River flows through the valley, making it perfect for riverside walks, short treks, and enjoying the pure mountain air. It is also home to several beautiful villages and ancient temples.

3. Kalpa

Kalpa is a charming village offering spectacular views of the majestic Kinnaur Kailash peak (6,050 meters). Once the winter capital of Kinnaur, it is known for its old wooden temples, traditional Kinnauri architecture, and vast apple orchards. The sunset views from Kalpa are especially mesmerizing, painting the mountains in golden and orange hues.

4. Reckong Peo

Reckong Peo is the district headquarters of Kinnaur and serves as the main commercial and administrative hub. It features a large Buddhist monastery (Kinner Kailash Temple) with a giant statue of Lord Buddha. The town offers good shopping options for local woollens, dry fruits, and handicrafts, and acts as a base for exploring nearby attractions.

5. Kinnaur Kailash

The sacred Kinnaur Kailash mountain is considered the winter abode of Lord Shiva. Standing tall at 6,050 meters, it is a revered pilgrimage site as well as a trekking destination. The dramatic views of this peak from Kalpa and other points are awe-inspiring and create a deeply spiritual experience for visitors.

6. Roghi Village & Suicide Point

Roghi Village is famous for the thrilling “Suicide Point” a viewpoint with vertical cliffs dropping thousands of feet down to the Sutlej River. While the name is scary, the location offers one of the most dramatic and breathtaking views in Kinnaur. The village itself is beautiful with traditional houses and apple orchards.

7. Nako Lake & Village

Nako Lake is a natural high-altitude lake surrounded by barren mountains and monasteries. The village of Nako is known for its ancient Buddhist monastery and traditional architecture. The lake remains frozen in winter and offers a serene, almost otherworldly experience, especially during sunrise and sunset.

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