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Spiti Valley Circuit Day 4.2: Exploring Chitkul, Sangla, Kalpa, Rogi, and Nako

Welcome to Day 4.2 of my epic 9-day Spiti Valley Circuit trip! In this video, I continue my thrilling journey on a rented Himalayan bike, starting from Chandigarh and venturing deeper into the mesmerizing landscapes of Himachal Pradesh.

This leg of the journey takes us through some of the most beautiful and culturally rich villages, including:
✨ Chitkul: The last village on the Indian border, known for its untouched beauty and serene vibes.
✨ Sangla: A picturesque valley surrounded by lush greenery and the majestic Kinner Kailash ranges.
✨ Kalpa: Famous for its apple orchards, stunning views of the snow-capped peaks, and peaceful ambiance.
✨ Rogi: A quaint village known for its cliff-hanging roads and breathtaking panoramas.
✨ Nako: A high-altitude village featuring the beautiful Nako Lake and traditional Buddhist monasteries.

From scenic landscapes and thrilling bike rides to local culture and hidden gems, this video captures the essence of my journey through these iconic destinations.

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1. Chitkul

Known as the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border, Chitkul is a tranquil paradise nestled at an altitude of 11,320 feet in the Kinnaur district. Surrounded by the snow-clad Himalayan peaks and the pristine Baspa River, Chitkul offers an untouched, serene beauty. The wooden houses, lush meadows, and the sacred Mathi Devi Temple give the village its unique charm. It’s the perfect place for nature lovers seeking peace away from the bustling cities.


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2. Sangla

Located in the enchanting Sangla Valley, this village is a hidden gem surrounded by the mighty Kinner Kailash ranges. Sangla is known for its lush green apple orchards, pine forests, and terraced farms. The Baspa River flows through the valley, adding to its scenic beauty. While here, I explored the local markets and interacted with the warm-hearted villagers. Sangla is also a hub for trekkers, offering trails that reveal the valley's hidden wonders.


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3. Kalpa

Kalpa is a serene village perched at an altitude of 9,711 feet, offering spectacular views of the Kinner Kailash range. Famous for its apple orchards and traditional Himachali houses, this village exudes a peaceful charm. The Kinner Kailash Shivling, a sacred rock formation on the mountain, is a highlight visible from Kalpa. I also visited the local Buddhist monastery and temple, experiencing the harmonious blend of Hindu and Buddhist cultures in the region.


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4. Rogi

Rogi is a quaint village just a few kilometers from Kalpa, known for its dramatic location along cliff-hanging roads and stunning views of the Satluj River below. This village is an offbeat destination where time seems to stand still. The traditional wooden houses and the Rogi suicide point are popular attractions. It’s a must-visit for anyone seeking breathtaking views and a bit of adrenaline.


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5. Nako

At an altitude of 12,014 feet, Nako is a picturesque village that serves as the gateway to Spiti Valley. It is best known for the serene Nako Lake, surrounded by willow and poplar trees, creating a picture-perfect landscape. I explored the ancient Nako Monastery, which houses centuries-old Buddhist artifacts. The village’s tranquil atmosphere and spiritual vibes make it a fantastic place to unwind after a long ride.