The journey to Sangla is a visual delight as the road winds along the Sutlej River. It passes gorges and big cliffs. By the time tourists reach Sangla, which falls in the valley of Baspa, they experience the lush green landscape and old wooden houses. In the evening, Kamru Fort is toured, an old structure that also has a Kamakhya Devi temple within it. The architecture of the fort and the apple orchards around it depict rich heritage. The evening is spent on a leisurely walk along the Baspa River, where gentle murmurs of the waters will be a perfect soothing background for the day to end.

A drive of a short distance from Sangla takes us to Chitkul, which is the last inhabited village close to the Indo-Tibet border. Chitkul has its share of pristine beauty, with wooden houses, vivid fields, and the calm Baspa River running alongside. Local travelers can pay a visit to the temple in the village which is said to be 500 years old for the goddess Mathi. It is a perfect photographer's paradise with the snow-clad peaks surrounding the rustic charm of this village. The group then returns to Sangla at night after tasting the flavor of the serene surroundings and possibly a few local interactions.

Leaving from Sangla, the trip will move forward to Kalpa, which makes a stop-over at Reckong Peo, the capital of Kinnaur district. One can even bargain in the local market dealing with handicrafts and fresh fruits like Kinnauri apples which are famous throughout Kinnaur. After reaching Kalpa, the group checks into its accommodation. The evening is free for visiting Narayan-Nagini Temple, a good example of local craftsmanship,p and also Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar monastery if time allows one to take a look into the rich Buddhist culture prevalent in this region. Sun will set to display an imposing panorama of the Kinnaur Kailash range when all peaks appear bathed in gold.

 Early morning brings them to Nako, which is a lovely village still with aesthetic beauty and the placid Nako Lake. The serene lake makes it easier for the visitors to absorb the mountain's beauty. Nako Monastery- Ancient Murals and other items forming part of the cultural heritage are some of the things visitors can grasp about the religious heritage of this region. After exploring Nako, a trip then moves ahead towards Kalpa. One can easily get brilliant snaps of scenes that would otherwise have crossed this place. This concludes the day in Kalpa and the overnight stay.

After spending some fantastic moments in Kalpa, the time has come to head towards Shimla. One gets an opportunity to revisit and explore the places at Narkanda and Rampur in more detail. In Narkanda, travelers can visit the apple orchards or take a short trek to the Hatu Peak if they have not seen it earlier. Rampur, once an important trade center, houses the Padam Palace, an excellent example of traditional architecture. Upon reaching Shimla, guests can explore the Mall Road, lined with colonial-era buildings, shops, and eateries, capturing the essence of this hill station.

The last day is free, and after breakfast, one can visit Jakhoo Temple-Dedicated to Lord Hanuman-Provides panoramic view of Shimla. Depending upon the departure schedule, there would be sufficient time to explore the Viceregal Lodge, which serves as a historic mansion that was once a British Viceroy's place of residence. Tour of Kinnaur Packages from Bhopal comes to an end with proper tour assistance, which leaves back these guests, traveling ahead into more beautiful serene scenarios and richer cultural experiences the Kinnaur Packages has taken them on.

It creates each and every form of diversity attached to this sacred place, from spiritually important destinations as well as antique monuments. One would love viewing Kinnaur from Bhopal tour packages.