Nako is a beautiful village located in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, India. Situated at an altitude of approximately 3,662 meters (12,014 feet) above sea level, it is known for its pristine natural beauty, ancient monasteries, and tranquil surroundings. Nako is a popular destination for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and those seeking spiritual solace. book homestay in nako.
One of the most visited Buddhist Monasteries in the state of Himachal Pradesh; the Nako Monastery attracts a lot of pilgrims as well as tourists to the remote village of Nako. The Monastery holds a lot of Buddhist paintings and ancient murals dating way back to the 11th Century.
Not very far away from Nako is Lipa Asrang sanctuary which is famous for its huge variety of plants. You can get a chance to witness some of the rarest species of conifers, alpine scrubs, and dwarf juniper shrubs.
Chitkul is the last location beyond which tourists cannot go without a permit. This beautiful village is situated at the banks of the Baspa River and is snow-covered throughout the year, making it a favorite amongst young travelers.
Situated just a few kilometers from Nako, Chango Gompa is famous for its 500-year-old prayer wheel, made of yak skin. It is amongst the most famous monasteries in the region.
Covered with evergreen forest range and snow-clad mountain peaks, Sangla valley acts as a perfect getaway from the concrete jungles. Red apple orchards and cherry trees are what make this place more interesting. You can also get a chance to try out your hands on some interesting adventure sports activities in the valley.
Also known as the “Gateway to Kinnaur”, Sarhan serves as a base for a lot of treks in the majestic Himalayas. The major attraction of the village is the centrally located temple of Bimkali and Devi kali. The mesmerizing view of the peak of “Mount Shrikhand” is what makes this place more special. Do not forget to spot the rare and beautiful Jujurana bird species, in the peasantry close to Devi Kali Temple.
Also known as the mountain of Lord Shiva, the breathtaking landscape and the natural beauty of this place makes it worth a visit. A whole lot of pilgrims visit this place to complete the “parikrama” which starts from Morang and goes up to Kalpa.
A relatively unknown travel destination on the way to Chitkul via Sangla, Rakcham is found at a height of around 2900m. A sparse population of around 800 people inhabit the village. While moving towards Chitkul from Sangla, the village is found on the left side of the main road and the river Baspa flows on the right. The inhabitants of Rakcham are known as Kinnaurs and mostly nomadic.
People come here to embrace mother nature because of its rich green and thick forest and the softness in its weather conditions but be cautious as you proceed to the higher and colder region which is a natural habitat of black and red bears.
Located at a height of around 2600m above the mean sea level Kamru Fort is a historic tourist attraction around 2 km from beautiful Sangla Valley. Set in front of a scenic background, the fort exudes stunning views of magnificent Himalaya. The fort can be accessed crossing a series of gates. At the main gate a blissful statue of Lord Buddha blesses the visitors.
INorbling Homestay is a charming accommodation nestled in the serene village of Nako, located in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, India. Surrounded by majestic mountains and overlooking the picturesque Nako Lake, this homestay offers a peaceful and authentic experience of the Himalayan region.
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