We start our journey to explore the beautiful Sangla Valley with Kinner Camps. After pick-up from Chandigarh, drive to Narkanda. Check-in and overnight at a hotel in Narkanda.

Arrive at Kinner Camps, Sangla. Relax with a welcome drink and lunch. Later, go for a small walk to explore the camp surroundings. Dinner and overnight at Kinner Camps.

Early morning, sip morning tea while enjoying the flora and fauna. After breakfast, drive to Chitkul (23 km), the last Indian village on the Indo-Tibet border. Later, walk/drive to Nagasti, the last civilian point (2.5 km) at the Indo-Tibetan border.

Drive to Rakchham village. Trek and explore the Rakchham valley. Carry a packed lunch and have a picnic by the river. Rest of the evening is free for activities and leisure.

Wake up early morning to witness the gorgeous sunrise. After breakfast, get ready for the glacier walk. Leave camp by 10 a.m. On the way, visit Batseri village & Lord Badrinarayan temple, then experience a walk on the glacier (glacier walk is doable only during summer months, before the ice melts).

Return to camp for lunch. Post lunch, go to Kamroo village, visit the fort, and Kamakhya devi temple, the deity of which was originally brought from Assam. Come back to camp for tea. Rest of the evening is free for leisure.

which houses the mighty Bhimakali Temple. With cliffs on one side and deep ravines on the other, Sarahan is firmly a defining part of Dev Bhoomi Himachal! So, next time when you visit Kinnaur or Spiti, do make a trip to Sarahan as well.A major tourist destination, often known as the Gateway to Kinnaur Valley, Sarahan packs a punch in terms of nature, adventure and pilgrimage alike. Hence, any trip to Sarahan will not leave you disappointed especially when clubbed with Kalpa, Sangla, and Chitkul.

About Sarahan – Himachal Pradesh
Set against a backdrop of beautiful pine trees and stately Deodars, Sarahan is a nature lover’s paradise. Yes, this statement you can apply for most settlements in the captivating Himalayas. However, each locale is often unique. With wildflowers all around, multiple guzzling streams, and the contrast of apple orchards against the snow-clad peaks, Sarahan is truly a place that becomes an often repeat visit.

In fact, Sarahan is the home to Jujurana, a rare and protected bird – the state bird of Himachal Pradesh. Combine that with the relatively easier and pliable route – you’ll often find yourself daydreaming of the quaint place.

Mythology
From a mythological standpoint, Sarahan is exceptionally important as it houses the Bhimakali Temple, which is part of the 51 Shaktipeethas. The legends are fascinating, even if you’re not a believer. Keep an open heart and mind, and you’ll enjoy the yesteryear folklore with some never-forgettable views! Also, in the Puranas, the ancient Hindu religious texts, Shonitpur is identified with Sarahan.

History
From a historical standpoint, Sarahan was the Summer Capital of the erstwhile princely state, Bushaahr Kingdom. This kingdom was an important center for trade between Tibet, Kinnaur and the lower plain areas.

After breakfast, leave for Chandigarh .Local sightseeing of Chandigarh -Rock garden -Pinjore Garden -Rose Garden

After breakfast check out from Chandigarh hotel with wonderful memories of the Kinner Camps hospitality.