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Bering Nag Temple Tourist Spot in Sangla Valley (Baspa Valley), Himachal Pradesh

Bering Nag Temple is a revered religious site located in the stunning Sangla Valley (Baspa Valley) of Himachal Pradesh, India. This ancient temple, dedicated to Lord Jagas, the local deity, is a significant place of worship for the people of the region. Known for its wooden architecture, intricate carvings, and serene surroundings, the temple attracts both devotees and travelers alike. It is also a popular spot during the annual Phulaich Fair, when the temple comes alive with vibrant festivities. If you are looking for offbeat places near Bering Nag Temple, the area around it is filled with lesser-known gems waiting to be explored.

For travelers exploring places to visit near Bering Nag Temple, Sangla Valley itself offers several scenic spots. The nearby Kamru Fort, a historical fortress perched on a hill, provides a fascinating look into the region's past with its ancient architecture and panoramic views of the surrounding valley. The fort also houses a temple dedicated to the Goddess Kamakhya, adding a spiritual touch to the visit. Chitkul, the last inhabited village on the old Indo-Tibet trade route, is another nearby attraction that offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas, traditional wooden houses, and a peaceful atmosphere.

Another great destination among the places to visit near Bering Nag Temple is the beautiful Batseri Village. Known for its traditional Himachali architecture, apple orchards, and scenic landscapes, Batseri offers a tranquil escape for those looking to experience the quiet charm of village life. For nature lovers, the Rakcham-Chitkul Wildlife Sanctuary nearby is a haven for spotting rare flora and fauna, making it perfect for a leisurely hike or bird-watching expedition. With its mix of cultural, historical, and natural attractions, the area around Bering Nag Temple is ideal for travelers seeking an enriching and memorable experience in Himachal Pradesh.

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Shimla Sarahan Sangla Kalpa Tour- A Tour to be Nature’s Friend

Himachal a delightful paradise state, adorned with considerable rough and sand mountain structure having green on top of it. Decorated by chilly climate makes it a magnificent charming area for your inward buds. Himachal conveys so much delightful enchantment in it. An intrigue to pull in eyewitnesses. A state which has more to offer you on each occasion for each age. Visit To Himachal enables you to be nature's closest companion. Begins your day in Shimla's lap and mood killer the lights in Kalpa's apple plantations. This tour covers Shimla, Sarahan, Sangla, and Kalpa. The climatic conditions pulled in the British to set up the city in the thick backwoods of the Himalayas. As the late spring capital, Shimla facilitated numerous significant political gatherings, including the Simla Accord of 1914 and the Simla Conference of 1945. After freedom, the territory of Himachal Pradesh appeared in 1948 because of the coordination of 28 sovereign states. Indeed, even after liberation, the city remained a significant political focus, facilitating the Simla Agreement of 1972. After a redesign of the territory of Himachal Pradesh, the current Mahasu region was named Shimla.

Sarahan is a little town in Himachal Pradesh of India. It is the site of the Bhimakali Temple, earlier known as Bhimadevi Temple (Bhīmā Kālī), committed to the mother goddess Bhimakali, the managing god of the leaders of the previous Bushahr State. The sanctuary is arranged around 170 kilometers from Shimla. The town is known as the "portal of Kinnaur" it is close to the old Indo-Tibetan Road. Seven kilometers beneath (17 km by street) Sarahan is the waterway Satluj. Sarahan is related to the Shonitpur referenced in Puranas. Sarahan Bushahr has been the late spring capital of Bushahr kingdom, with Rampur Bushahr considered the winter capital.[citation needed] The previous Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Shree Virbhadra Singh is an individual from the regal family (Son of past ruler Padam Singh) and is prevalently known as "Raja Sahab" at Sarahan.

Sangla is a town in the Baspa Valley, additionally alluded to as the Sangla valley, in the Kinnaur District of Himachal Pradesh, India, near the Tibetan outskirt. Being situated at the focal point of the Baspa valley, Sangla is the locus of investigation and trekking trails. Bering Nag sanctuary, Kamru town and fortification, Sangla Buddhist sanctuary, and climb to Sangla Kanda, Sangla lake is a portion of the spots that one can investigate.

The last Destination of this tour is Kalpa, which is a community in the Sutlej waterway valley, above Reckong Peo in the Kinnaur region of Himachal Pradesh, Northern India, in the Indian Himalaya. Possessed by Kinnauri individuals and known for its apple plantations. Apples are a noteworthy money crop for the locale. The neighborhood occupants pursue a syncretism of Hinduism and Buddhism, and numerous sanctuaries in Kalpa are committed to both Hindu and Buddhist divine beings and goddesses. The average proficiency pace of Kalpa is around 83.75%. India's first-since forever voter Shyam Saran Negi likewise has a place with Kalpa. Stress?, move all your voyage manage us Visit To Himachal brings the best tours for you.

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Don't Miss Out These Adorable Places In Sangla Valley Himalayas are just awesome and so are the experiences and enchanting views we get in this mighty mountain range. Truly blessed by nature’s bounty, there are innumerable places amidst Himalayas to escape from the hullaballoos of urban madness. Lies in Himachal Pradesh, Sangla Valley is one such travel destination that will not disappoint you due to its extraordinary charm. Heaven on earth definitely exits! This phrase fits best for places situated in the beautiful Sangla Valley. Located on the banks of Baspa River, the valley is decorated with picturesque villages and virgin natural beauty. Offering splendid views of the Himalayas, Sangla Valley is undoubtedly has some amazing places to explore it. Here’re some adorable places in Sangla Valley that will force you to plan a trip to this paradise as soon as possible.

Chitkul Village - Nestled at en elevation of 3450 ft above sea level, Chitkul is the last inhabited village before the Indo-Tibetan border. The village is adorned with typical Himalayan architecture made up of wood and slate/stone. Chitkul is situated on the right bank of River Baspa. The residents of this Himalayan hamlet pay homage at Kagyupa Temple as it houses a rage idol of Shakyamuni Buddha. Another major attraction in Chitkul is the temple of a local Goddess ‘Chitkul Maathi’ who is highly revered by the locals of Kinnaur. This less visited hill retreat turns into a winter-wonderland during the snowfall.

Kamru Fort - The magnificent Kamru Fort lies at an altitude of 2600 m above sea level. Surrounded with picturesque beauty of Himalayas, Kamru Fort in Sangla Valley is a 3-storey wooden uniquely constructed structure. According to the locals, it is believed that the fort was built around the 15th-century hence of great heritage importance. But, today Kamru Fort is converted into a temple and considered highly sacred. The temple is dedicated to the Goddess Kamakhya whose idol is placed on the 3rd floor. This idol has been brought from Guwahati.

Tibetan Wood Carving Center - Positioned in the outskirts of Sangla Valley, Tibetan Wood Carving Center is a major attraction to see when in and around Sangla. This center is located near Saffron Farms and a good place to purchase beautiful local handicraft or souvenir. There is a wide range of items made up of wood with intricate carving in Tibetan style. These items are displayed both for sale and display purpose.

Rakcham - Rakcham, also pronounced as Rakshyam, is another heavenly beautiful place positioned in Sangla Valley. Located at an altitude of 3050 m above sea level, this awe-inspiring hamlet is beautiful at any time of the year. The breathtaking landscape views of mighty Himalayas and Baspa River makes it a sight to behold. There are few small eateries where you can sit and grab a delicious meal under budget. Plan a trip to picture perfect village in Himachal Pradesh.

Bering Nag Temple - Bering Nag Temple located in Sangla Valley is highly revered by the locals. This holy shrine is dedicated to Jagas (a form of Lord Shiva). Bering Nag Temple is located in the center of the village and visited with full faith. The temple is a good example of old architecture and made up of wood. The best time to visit here is during Fulaich Fair - an annual local festival organized between August to September.

Batseri - How can we forget to mention this quaint Himalayan hamlet? Batseri is truly blessed by nature’s charisma. This mountain village is mainly visited for the scenic landscape sights and local handicrafts. If you are visiting Batseri, then do not miss out purchasing Himachali shawls and Kinnauri caps.

How To Reach Sangla Valley?

Being situated at higher altitudes in Himachal Pradesh, Sangla Valley is still well connected to all the major cities and small towns of India. Sangla By Road - You can reach Sangla from neighbouring cities and states like Delhi, Punjab, Jammu and Haryana through regular HRTC buses, cabs or your own vehicle. You can travel in luxury Volvo bus till Shimla and then switch to other means of transport. Sangla By Flight - Nearest airports to reach Sangla Valley are, Bhuntar-Kullu (225 kms), Shimla (266 kms) and Chandigarh (363 kms). After reaching airport (mentioned before) you can take a cab or bus in order to reach Sangla Valley.

Best Time To Visit Sangla Valley

Surrounded with soaring snow-clad mountains all around, Sangla Valley is situated at a higher altitude. Therefore, the perfect time to explore this less-visited hill retreat is during months from May to October, as during winters the roads get blocked due to thick snow. Planning to explore the beauty of Chitkul? Checkout our trip itinerary for Chitkul road trip. Contributed By: Sahil Singh

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KINNAUR KALPA SANGLA TOUR PACKAGES

Sangla-One of the most beautiful villages of Kinnaur District, with the beautiful and the gorgeous Baspa River flowing through it. It also has a village of the same name.

Places to visit in Sangla:

Baspa River-Shoals of trout, swimming in the pristine and sparkling waters of the Baspa river is a must go for anglers and fish lovers alike. On the banks of the river, can be seen dense forests of pine and oak trees which leaves tourists spellbound.

Kamru Fort-Have a glimpse of the 800-year-old history by visiting the Kamru fort, located at merely 2 km from Sangla valley. On entering the fort, you are welcomed by a stunning image of Lord Buddha at the main entrance. Beautiful woodworks adorn the temple of Kamakhya Devi inside, whose idol is said to have been brought from Guwahati in Assam, hence the name.

Tibetan Wood Carving Centre provides you a chance to see the beautiful wood carvings that work in Tibetan style. Various wooden items are here on display for tourists, to buy as souvenirs to take back home.

Chitkul Village-At a distance of just 25 km from Sangla, Chtikul is the last Indian village near the Tibetan Border. Reserve a day to enjoy the beauty of the tiny village and surrounding attractions. You can also camp near the village and enjoy the view of apple orchards on the banks of the Baspa River.

Bering Nag Temple/ZanghuNagas Temple-Dedicated to Lord Jagas (Lord Shiva), numerous tourists visit this temple between Aug-Sep to attend the famous Fulaich Fair”.It is a revered site for the local inhabitants, who consider Lord Jagas to be their protector and guardian.

Rupin Pass-Considered one of the best Himalayan treks, Rupin Pass at a height of 15250 ft is a must go for trekking lovers. With the RupinRiver as the main attraction,RupinPass showcases gurgling streams, waterfalls that seem to be descending from heaven, beautiful meadows, and a variety of wildflowers.

As you trek through the region you will be able to fathom, what an area without the touch of commercialization looks in its natural form.

Rakcham- The second last Indian village (before Chitkul) from the Tibetan border,it would be not an exaggeration to call it as “heaven on earth”.Dotted with beautiful apple orchards, snow-covered peaks plus lush green landscapes, it's a must-visit for nature lovers.

Kalpa- The main village of Kinnaur district sitting on the banks of the Sutlej river is a must go for tourists. Apple orchards, beautiful temples, monasteries, the rich flora, and fauna will give you a memory to cherish forever. Witnessing the sunrise of the surrounding peaks is a sight to behold. Local eateries are not available, so it is advisable to carry some light snacks with you in case you feel the pang of hunger. The winters are freezing, so don’t forget to carry woolens for safety if you are visiting them.

ReckongPeo-It is a small town, which is the District Headquarters of Kinnaur. It is the main market town where tourists can experience and buy local products as souvenirs. From ReckongPeo, at a distance of merely 2 km is the Kinnaur Kailash Mountain, considered sacred by both the Hindus and Buddhists alike. You will be mesmerized by the beauty of the mountain peak as it changes color with the passing rays of the sun.

Lahaul&Spiti Valley-Regarding Lahaul and Spiti, Rudyard Kipling said-“Surely the Gods must live here, this is no place for men”. Spiti means "the middle land", the land between India and Tibet.

Step into the pages of time, with a visit to the 1000-year-old Triloknath Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The picturesque landscape &snow-covered peaks offer a view to remember.

Kaza- Merely 5.5 Km from Spiti; lies Kaza, headquarter of the Spiti Sub-District. Here you can visit

i)             Tnayud Monastery, KominVillage-world’s highest monastery.

ii)            Langza Village-One of the world's highest village with motorable road

iii)           Hikkim Village-famous for the highest Post Office in the world. Don’t forget to post a postcard from there.

Rohtang Pass-Situated in the PirPanjal Range, Rohtang Pass at a distance of 30km from Spiti valley, it is a must-visit for every tourist. Rohtang means “land of corpses", due to the large no of people who have died trying to cross it earlier.

Rohtang is famous for its scenic beauty and strategic importance to India, as it serves as an entrance to Ladakh. The best time to visit is between May-Oct.

Chandertaal Lake-Located at a height of 14100 feet, Chandertaal Lake is a beauty to be mesmerized from. This crescent-shaped lake, surrounded by the majestic Himalayas, can only be visited during June-September. The rest of the year, the lake remains frozen.

Pin Valley- A beautiful valley in the Lahaul and Spiti District, it’s a view to die for. The ecosystem of the valley amazes the viewer, as it is starkly different that the rest of the Spiti valley. The Pin River flows through the valley with carpets of greenery on either side. The snow-capped mountain, gushing river, sunny weather, and strong winds give an experience you will cherish forever. Pin valley also contains a National park with a variety of flora and fauna to look forward to.

Given the variety of options available, sometimes you can be confused about which areas to visit and which areas to leave. Time is a major factor because your holiday plan must be time-bound. To make the best of the situation our company provides a host of packages for family, group or honeymoon tour-

1.      SPITI TOUR PACKAGES-To explore the beauty of the Lahaul & Spiti valley, our agency offers a 6 Nights/7 Days package covering:

Kaza => Pin Valley  => Tabo  => Kee Monastery  => Kibber  => Langza  => Komic  => Hikkim  => Chandertal Lake

2.       SANGLA TOUR PACKAGE-9 Night/10 Days package Sarahan  => Sangla  => Chitkul  => Kalpa  => Nako  => Tabo  => Kaza  => Kee Monastery  => Kibber  => Komic  => Langza  => Chandertaal Lake

3.      SPITI VALLEY PACKAGES-6 Nights/7 Days package covering:

Kaza  => Pin Valley  => Tabo  => Kee Monastery  => Kibber  => Langza  => Komic  => Hikkim  => Chandertal Lake

4.      KINNAUR SPITI VALLEY TOUR FROM CHANDIGARH- If you plan to start from Chandigarh, we have a 9 Nights/10 Day’s tour package covering

Sarahan  => Sangla  => Kalpa  => Nako  => Tabo  => Kaza  => Shimla

5.       KINNAUR KAZA TOUR FROM CHANDIGARH- 9 Night/10 Days Sarahan  => Sangla  => Chitkul  => Kalpa  => Nako  => Tabo  => Kaza  => Kee Monastery  =>  Kibber  => Komic  => Langza  => Chandertaal Lake

6.      KINNAUR TOUR PACKAGE- 4 Nights/5 Day’s package

Kinnaur  => Sangl  => Chitkul  => Rakcham  => Reckong Peo  => Kalpa 

7.      KULLU MANALI AND SHIMLA TOUR PACKAGE-6 Nights/7 Day’s package                

Shimla  => Kufri  => Fag  => Mashobra  => Kullu  => Manali  => Manikaran  => Rohtang Pass  => Chandigarh

8.       SHIMLA TOUR PACKAGE-9 Nights /10 Days package

Shimla  => Kufri  => Fagu  => Kullu  => Manali  => Rohtang Pass  =>  Kangra  => Dharamshala  => Mcleodganj  => Dalhousi  => Khajjiar