Baspa River and Baspa Valley Tourism
Type of destination: Natural Scenic Valley and River
Ideal visit duration: 2-3 days
The Baspa River is a significant tributary of the Sutlej River, flowing eastward through the breathtaking Baspa Valley, also known as the Sangla Valley, in Himachal Pradesh. Surrounded by imposing Himalayan peaks and lush apple orchards, the valley offers a picturesque canvas of verdant meadows, rustic hamlets, and dense cedar forests. The Baspa River, with its pristine waters, is the lifeline of the region, known for agricultural richness and activities like fishing and riverside camping. The charm of the valley is enhanced by the Kinnauri culture, with its wooden temples and Tibetan-style houses. Sangla, a quaint town within the valley, is renowned for attractions such as Kamru Fort, Bering Nag Temple, and Chitkul Village—the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border. The interplay of culture, nature, and adventure makes the Baspa Valley a compelling destination for travelers seeking serenity and exploration in the Himalayas.
Opening and Closing time of Baspa River and Baspa Valley
| Monday |
Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday |
Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday |
Open 24 hours |
| Thursday |
Open 24 hours |
| Friday |
Open 24 hours |
| Saturday |
Open 24 hours |
| Sunday |
Open 24 hours |
Disclaimer: It's important to check the most current information before planning your visit, as opening hours can vary and might be subject to change due to special events, maintenance, or unforeseen circumstances. A reliable way to confirm the opening hours is to contact the local tourism board, check the official website (if available)
Entry Ticket Pricing for Baspa River and Baspa Valley
| Adult |
No entry fee |
| Child |
No entry fee |
Disclaimer: Please note that prices are subject to change, cross check required .
Tips when you are visiting to Baspa River and Baspa Valley
Acclimatization
Spend time acclimatizing to the high altitude of the valley.
Cash Preparation
Carry sufficient cash as ATM facilities are limited.
Communication
Network connectivity can be erratic, so plan accordingly.
Respect Culture
Respect the local customs and traditions of the Kinnauri people.
Top 5 Reviews on Baspa River and Baspa Valley
rajneeshdiwanadv2020
Wrote on 26th Jun, 2022
River Carries pure and clear water pristine nature of water can be felt in it.
At chitkul you may drive your vehicle till the river side and dip your leg in water and can relax, there is a small road which will take you down till the river side. Road condition from Rakcham Dam t..
raachotrekkers
Wrote on 19th Jun, 2020
Breathtaking Baspa river
Right bank tributary of Satluj river originating from Chung Shakhago pass located on the Indo-Tibetan border along the Kinnaur-Garhwal Himalayan range. It is the largest tributary of the Satluj river.
sandeepk543
Wrote on 13th Feb, 2020
Russing of river water
Baspa flow at chitkul. The rushing water of the baspa river that flow through 95km. Away makes more beautiful of this nature
sandeepk543
Wrote on 29th Oct, 2019
Best way to enjoy here with our family's
We are visit this river it's in the tibbatian border. This river will originated from himalayan range and it's very famous here
rajeevchandra
Wrote on 2nd Oct, 2019
Jalpari
River flows through some of the best valleys of Himachal.
Starting from Chitkul, it goes down to join the Mighty Sutluj river originating from the Mansarovar lakes in Tibet.
At their confluence are 2 ..
