Kinnaur Tour Packages

Best Time to Visit: Kinnaur’s weather shifts across the year. March to June is mild, with blooming orchards and ideal conditions for exploring. July to September brings monsoonal rains, making travel challenging in some areas. October and November are cool and dry, while December to February sees heavy snowfall, turning it into a winter wonderland.

Top Destinations:
Kalpa: Apple orchards, Kinnaur Kailash views
Sangla: Baspa River valley, Chitkul village
Nako: Monasteries, lake, scenic views
Spiti Valley: Monasteries, high-altitude desert

Ideal Trip Duration:
4-5 days: Kinnaur and Kalpa for a scenic hill station getaway
6-7 days: Add Sangla for a more extended cultural and nature tour
8-10 days: Combine with Spiti Valley for a comprehensive exploration of Himachal’s remote beauty “The Land of God,” Kinnaur is one of the 12 districts of Himachal Pradesh and a breathtaking region. It is truly a paradise for nature lovers and provides an escape from the bustling city. Relatively untouched, it is known for its marvellous views of the Zanskar Valley, the village of Chitkul, snow-clad Dhauladhar mountains and meandering rivers. Experience its serenity with Holidify’s wide range of Kinnaur travel packages.

Places to visit in Kinnaur include Kalpa, Sarahan, Reckong Peo, Kothi, Moorang and Nako. To enjoy pleasant weather suitable for sightseeing, travel to Kinnaur between April and October. Reckong Peo, the district’s headquarters, is known for its sprawling apple orchards that you can tour. The area is full of deodar and pine trees and overlooks the majestic Kailash Mountain and Shivling Rock.

Situated near the Indo-Tibetan road and along the Sutlej River, Sarahan is known as the “Gateway to Kinnaur” and is home to lush green terrace farms. Here you can visit apple orchards, explore deodar forests and apple orchards, sit by flowing streams. Besides its natural bounty, the hamlet is also home to the Bhimakali Temple featuring intricate woodwork, Bushahr Palace and Sarahan Bird Park.

Kinnaur tour packages also include Kalpa, the district’s main village in the Sutlej River Valley. You can visit temples and monasteries like the Narayan-Nagini Temple and Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Monastery. If you are feeling adventurous, head over to Suicide Point, known for its treacherous slopes; the route to this point goes through apple orchards! And about 6-7km from Kalpa is Roghi Village, where you can learn about Himachali traditions.

The beautiful Nako village is the ideal destination for nature lovers and is called the “Land of Fairytales.” Lying close to the Tibetan border, it’s known for its diverse culture and attractions like the Nako Lake with a milky-white waterfall and the stunning Nako Monastery. In addition, you must visit the Lipa- Asrang Sanctuary and Chando Gompa. If you visit in January, you can witness the famous Sazo festival.

Moorang should undoubtedly be on your itinerary when you travel to Kinnaur because of its vast orchards and a fort built by the Pandavas. Moreover, Kinnaur is great for trekking; the Bhabha to Pin Valley and Chitkul to Gangotri routes are famous. You can spend about 5-6 days in the Kinnaur district, exploring its various villages and hamlets. There are hotels, homestays and also camps where you can stay.

For a memorable trip, Kinnaur tour packages often include Shimla. The Green Valley, with its pine and deodar trees, is a sight to see. You must ride the Shimla Toy Train, visit the Himalayan Bird Park and Chadwick Falls. It’s also renowned for its colonial buildings like Visceral Lodge and Rothney Castle. Holidify offers numerously customisable and affordable Kinnaur travel packages that are ideal for solo and group travellers. (Read More)