Kinnaur Valley

Consider Kinnaur if you are thinking about a trip to Himachal. Kinnaur is gifted with the splendor of spectacular Himalayan mountains and the stunning panorama from here. The area is also known as the "Land of God" since it is home to several well-known temples and monasteries. Because Kinnaur district is only 235 kilometers from Shimla, many individuals from Shimla and Chandigarh visit the area on weekends. Kinnaur is less crowded than Shimla and Manali, allowing you to catch the spirit and beauty of the region during your visit.

Kinnaur is a cultural melting pot of Tibetan and Hindu traditions. From the native language to the food, you will gain an understanding of Kinnaur's culture. You may also enjoy Spiti's adventure because it is close to the Spiti Valley. On your Kinnaur trip from Delhi, you may see various lakes and valleys around Kinnaur.

WEATHER:

Summer: 8 degrees to 30 degrees

Winter: -5 degrees to 3 degrees

Monsoon:7 degrees to 20 degrees

HOW TO REACH:

By Train: Those traveling from Delhi/Chandigarh or Ambala may take the train to Shimla, the nearest railway station. Taxis may be booked from there to take you to Kinnaur Valley.

By Air: The nearest airport, Jubbarhatti, is 23 kilometers distant and is fairly accessible for travelers traveling to Kinnaur Valley.

By car: Road travel is the most convenient way to get to Kinnaur. A well-developed road network connects it to important adjacent cities such as Delhi, Shimla, and Chandigarh.

BEST TIME TO VISIT:

Summer months (April through June):

Summer is said to be the best time to visit Kinnaur. The weather is lovely and moderate, making touring and admiring Kinnaur's beauty easier. However, due to the high volume of travelers, vacations must be scheduled and hotels reserved in advance to avoid disappointment.

Monsoon season (July-September):

Kinnaur, like other mountainous places, receives a significant quantity of rainfall during the monsoon season. Rainstorms are frequently accompanied by abrupt cloudbursts and landslides, which can delay transport and endanger tourists.

Winter season (October to March):

Kinnaur's winters are quite severe. Temperatures drop below freezing due to the altitude. The region also gets a lot of snow. Commuting or sightseeing is hard, and one cannot appreciate Kinnaur's true splendor.