Himachal Pradesh · Hill station
Chitkul
The last inhabited village on the road near the Tibet border.
About Chitkul
Chitkul sits at the head of the Baspa valley, with wooden houses, a centuries-old temple and the river running clear beneath peaks.
Its 'last dhaba of India' sign is a favourite photo stop.
Places to see
- Chitkul village
- Baspa river banks
- Mathi Devi temple
- Last dhaba of India
Weather and best time to visit
Best time: May to June and September to October
Summer (Mar–Jun)
5–20°C
Monsoon (Jul–Sep)
Rain and slides on the Kinnaur road
Winter (Nov–Feb)
Snowbound, often cut off
Temperatures are approximate and vary with altitude and year. Mountain roads can close after heavy rain or snow – we check conditions before every trip.
How we take you there
Pickup from Delhi NCR or any city you choose, with an experienced hill driver. Approx. 590 km from Delhi. For this high-altitude route we recommend an SUV or Innova Crysta.
Combine with nearby places
Kullu Valley
Solang Valley
Manali's adventure playground for paragliding in summer and skiing in winter.
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