Pin Valley National Park

Located in the calm and serene position of Lahaul and Spiti sections of Himachal Pradesh, this antique and alluring public demesne is a cold desert, replete with a variety of natural geographyfeatures.However, also this heavenly point is a must- visit place for you, If you're someone who enjoys the peace and calm of nature and have an appetite for natural beauty. 

 The drastic variety of geography features that are present at this public demesne are enough to catch the attention of any sightseer. The vale is girdled by the beautiful and green vale of Kullu quarter and bare and brown mountains which come a beauty during the season of snowfall. 

 The sprawling fields, which give an abundant view of the vale and spread up to a hugeness that seems unrealistic to the sight, add to the fascinating view of the vale. The area is substantially told by typical Buddhist Tibetan culture and was established in the time 1987 on 9th January. 

 It's known that the high altitude of the demesne and the near extreme temperatures lead to sparsity of foliage and forms a natural niche for numerous risked creatures like the snow leopard and Siberian Fox. Along with an fantastic variety of foliage and fauna, one can also find colorful medicinal shops at the position, some of which have been declared endangered. Spread over an area of 675 square measures and resting at an altitude of 3300 – 6632 cadence, this place is a sight of sheer beauty. 

For those who enjoy hiking and adventure, the Bhabha Pass Trek is one of the most well-known trekking routes. Visitors to the Pin Valley National Park should undoubtedly make a stop along this trekking route, which will lead you through an enchanting setting of rich vegetation and distinctive sceneries.

2. Dhanka Gompa Trek: The Dhanka Gompa trek is another well-known hike that you can go on while visiting the Pin Valley National Park. Tourists adore visiting this settlement between the towns of Tabo and Kaza because it has a breathtaking view of the valleys around.

3. Tabo Caves: The historic Tabo monastery was established nearly a thousand years ago.

Road or air travel is available to get from Chandigarh to Shimla and Kullu, a distance of 272 kilometres, during the summer months of July through October. You must take a bus through the Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass, which are separated by a further 260 kilometres, to get from Kullu to Kaza.

To go to Mikkim, which is 32 km away from Kaza, you will need to take a bus or jeep. You can go the remaining 10 kilometres on foot from Mikkim to the park by following a walking route.

Throughout the remaining months, the Winter Route is open:

You'll need to take a bus from Shimla to Tapri in order to complete this journey. travelling through Kaza from Tapri