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Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa

Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh, India

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Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa Highlights

Hike to the stunning Hatu Peak to explore the summit and Hatu Mata Temple.
Experience a serene boat riding experience at Tani Jubbar Lake.
Offer prayers at Bhimakali Temple.
Enjoy a riverside camp and activities like bird watching at Chitkul.
Visit the suicide point and the ancient Lord Vishny temple in Kalpa.

Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa Overview

The Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa tour package from Delhi lets you embark on a serene journey to beautiful towns in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. Situated on the Indo-Tibetan border, these places are influenced by Himachali and Tibetian culture, with Chitkul being the last inhabited village in India. Narkanda is known for its scenic treks and apple orchids. On the other hand, Kalpa is famous for its beautiful view of the Kinner Kailash mountain range, monasteries, and temples.

The tour allows you to explore the best tourist attractions in these places and immerse yourself in local culture and scenic views of the Himalayas. From visiting the Hatu peak to trekking to the suicide point and offering prayers to Nagar Nagini and Bhimakali temples, the tour offers you so much adventure.

Quick Facts

➔ Start point: Delhi

➔ End point: Delhi

➔ Duration: 5 days

➔ Attractions covered: Hatu Mata Temple, Tani Jubbar Lake, Bhimakali Temple, Suicide Point, and Lord Vishnu Temple.

Inclusions

You get comfortable accommodations for three nights on a quad/double and triple-sharing basis.
Meals: 3 breakfasts and dinners are part of the package.
Comfortable AC transportation from start to end.
Fees for drivers, tolls, taxes, and parking.
A delightful music party along with a bonfire.

How to reach?

The pick-up point is Delhi for this trip. To reach the national capital of India, you can choose any of the below-mentioned ways.

By Air

➔ Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport has two terminals: T1 and T3. The former is the domestic terminal connecting Delhi to most cities in India.

➔ T3, the international airport, connects Delhi to other countries. So, reaching Delhi from multiple domestic and foreign locations is easy.

By Train

➔ Delhi has five railway stations, connecting the national capital to many cities in India. From the railway station, you can book a private taxi for all locations inside the city.

By Road

➔ Delhi has many bus stands connecting it to other cities. From your destination, you can get private or state bus transportation on budget to reach Delhi.

➔ From all the bus stands, you can take the local DTC, autorickshaws, or private cabs to your destination.

Itinerary For Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa

Day 1 - Leaving for Narkanda

Dehli

Leave Delhi in the evening to reach Narkanda.

Day 2 - Arrival in Narkanda and sightseeing

Narkanda

Early in the morning, arrive in the beautiful town of Narkanda and check into your hotel.
Enjoy a delicious breakfast and prepare for sightseeing.
Hike or drive to Hatu Peak and witness the beautiful peaks, valleys, and popular Hatu Mata Temple.
Head to Tani Jubbar Lake for a calming walk or boating experience. Enjoy a calming picnic here as well.
Return to the hotel and unwind.

Day 3 - Head to Chitkul from Narkanda.

Chitkul

Wake up to the beautiful views, have breakfast, and drive to Chitkul.
Visit the Bhimakali Temple in Sarahan and marvel at its intricate architecture.
Stop at the Sangla Valley to click on amazing photographs.
Arrive in the stunning town of Chitkul and settle into your cozy riverside camp.
Spend a relaxing evening near the river and indulge in camp activities like birdwatching or nature walks.
Enjoy a delicious dinner and a memorable bonfire session.

Day 4 - Sightseeing and departure to Kalpa

Kalpa

Have your breakfast and leave for a trek to the nearby stunning waterfall.
Explore the Himalayan peaks on your riverside trail.
Visit the last inhabited village in India, Chitkul.
Drive to Kalpa, a journey of 2-3 hours with scenic views.
Enjoy local cuisine for dinner.

Day 5 - Sightseeing in Kalpa and heading to Shimla

Shimla

Wake up in Kalpa to enjoy breakfast with Kinnaur Kailash range views.
Head to Roghi village to visit the suicide point.
Visit local tourist attractions like Kalpa monastery and Narayan Nagini temple, the oldest Lord Vishnu temple.
Head to Shimla and depart for Delhi.

Day 6 - Arrival in Delhi

Delhi

Reach Delhi by 5 a.m. and head to your destinations, ending your trip to the beautiful towns of Himachal Pradesh.

Available Tour Packages

Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa Package

Inclusions

You get comfortable accommodations for three nights on a quad/double and triple-sharing basis.
Meals: 3 breakfasts and dinners are part of the package.
Comfortable AC transportation from start to ending.
Fees for drivers, tolls, taxes, and parking.
A delightful music party along with a bonfire.

Description

Starts From ₹14998.75

₹11999

20% Off

per Adult

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Location Details about Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa

Starting Point

Delhi

End Point

Dehli

Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa Reviews

Aavya Sharma

Fun-five days

The tour to these beautiful villages was amazing and fun. The five days passed in the blink of an eye. The views were mesmerizing and the riverside camping experience was exceptional.

Devanshi Patel

A thrilling and exciting trip

It was an exciting trip full of beautiful scenery. A perfect escape from the hustle of city life. We went in the summer months and it was such a relief. Will plan a trip here again with friends.

Ishaanvi Menon

The best riverside camping experience

The riverside camping experience in Chitkul was amazing. Nature walks and birdwatching here gives you so much relaxation and peace. The bonfire and music in the evening makes the experience more fun.

Navya Kapoor

There are no words to describe the beauty of Chitkul

The beauty of Chitkul is something I cannot describe in words. The small village looks so surreal with people living simply. The temples here are beautiful with intricate wooden work which will appeal to you. A worthwhile visit.

Parinita Reddy

A wonderful experience

Exploring the quaint town of Chitkul and Kalpa was a great trip choice. It is beautiful and the nature here heals you. Birdwatching and visiting the old temples are some of the best activities to do here.

Udbhav Kumar

The best view of Kinnaur Kailash range

Amongst all the three villages, I had the most fun in Kalpa witnessing the beautiful Kinnaur Kailash range. Apart from this, the ancient Lord Vishnu temple should definitely be on your list, it is peaceful and the architecture is amazing.

Vrishti Chauhan

One of the best-organized trip

BanBanjara organized this trip beautifully. It was well-planned with enough time to explore all the places without any rush.

Aayushvi Desai

Happy trip with friends

It was a friend's trip and we booked it through this agency. The experience was amazing with the riverside camping experience one of the best. It was so beautiful to look at birds while nature walking.

Divyansh Singhania

A calming experience

Visiting these small villages reflecting Tibetian and Himachali culture was one of the best experiences. The entire trip gave me so much calm that I plan to visit it more often.

Ivaanvi Khurana

A memorable experience with my partner

I booked this short trip with my partner and witnessing the beauty of the Himalayan ranges up close was the best gift. So happy to have chosen this particular tour package.

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Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa FAQs

What is the best time to visit Chitkul?

Between May and June, the summer seasons are the ideal time for visiting Chitkul. With blossoming meadows and pleasant weather, there is no time better than summer. If you want to see the autumn colors, September and early October are ideal too. Winters are not ideal for a trip to Chitkul, as there is heavy snowfall.

Why is Chitkul known as the last village?

It is known as the ‘last village’ because in the Indo-Tibetan, Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh, this is the last inhabited village. After Chitkul, the area is extremely harsh, making it impossible for humans to live.

What is Nakanda’s specialty?

Narkanda is known for its stunning snow range views. However, its specialty is being the winter sports and skiing destination of India with an undulating nature’s view.

Which peak is seen from Kalpa?

Kalpa is known for providing tourists with the Himalaya’s Kinner Kailash Range’s best views. Moreover, from here, you can see the view of Shivling Peak, which changes color throughout the day.

What are some of the best tips for traveling to Chitkul Narkanda Kalpa?

Dress in multiple layers to protect yourself from harsh weather conditions.

Carry all essential medications.

Respect the locals and their culture.

There will be limited connectivity, so be prepared.

Confirmation Policy

Upon booking, the traveller will receive a confirmation voucher via email, within 24 hours.
In the special cases of slots not being available, feasible alternatives will be provided to the customer, in regards to the customer’s preference. In such cases, a new voucher would be sent via email, consisting of the new travel details.

Cancellation Policy

Any cancellation made 20 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 30% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Any cancellation made within 7-20 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 60% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Any cancellation made within 0-7 days prior to the date of departure, would levy a 100% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
Due to any restrictions such as sudden government policies or regulations, health hazards, medical emergencies, or unprecedented weather conditions, activities and tours may be nonoperational and be cancelled. In cases such as these, operators will attempt to cater to the traveller an alternate, which is feasible in nature. However, any refund would not be catered.