Activities around Kinner Camps

Camping is perhaps the best way of enjoying the wonders of nature given to Kinnaur. Kinner camps located in the Sangla Valley offers luxury tented accommodation which allows you to enjoy the the sheer beauty of the landscape surrounding you. There can be nothing more peaceful than sipping your morning tea at the campsite and spotting the wide array of bird life like the Himalayan whistling thrush, flower peckers, sun birds, Barbets, to mention a few or watching the evening sun as it sets upon the valley while you sit around a cozy bon-fire enjoying the delicious cuisine that Kinner Camps has to offer.

Places To Visit Around Kinner Camp-Sangla

Rakcham Village

A two hour walk crossing the Baspa River takes you to the quaint Rakchham village. There is a glacier which is easily accessable from this village but is safe to walk on only in the summer months of May and June. You can sit by the river and enjoy a delicious packed lunch that the camp staff provide you with

Chitkul

It is the last Indian village bordering Tibet. The temple of Goddess Mathi, which is often visited by locals for wish fulfilment is a must see.

Batseri village

This well developed village is dotted with wooden houses. The Badrinarayan Temple with its amazing wood carvings depicting deities of various religions is a fine example of hill architecture.

Sangla Kanda(meadows)

A one day trek to the grassy meadows.

Kalpa Village

A three hour drive takes you to Kalpa village to get a panoramic view of the other face of Kinner Kailash. It is popular for its chilgoza orchards.

Places To Visit Around Kinner Camp-Nako

Visit to the lake and Monastery

This quaint and beautiful village is built around a lake which is a five minute walk from the camp.
Along with a walk around the lake , the temple with Saint Padmasambhavas footprints and the thousand year old monasery is a must see.

Leo Village

This village situated on the bank of the Spiti river is dotted with picturesque apple orchards. A day trek can be organised from the camp to the village along with a packed lunch.

Somang Monastery

Located at a trekking distance of 6 to 7 hours from the camp this monastery is favoured by hard core trekkers and devotees. It was established around 2500 years ago.