Malana is an ancient village in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India, that has kept itself isolated from the outside world. Known for its distinct cultural and social structure, Malana is situated at an altitude of 2,652 meters above sea level. The village is nestled on the side of a remote mountain in the Parvati Valley, surrounded by majestic peaks of the Himalayas. It is famous for its 'Malana Cream,' a type of hashish that is renowned globally among aficionados. The inhabitants of Malana claim they are descendants of Alexander the Great's soldiers and consequently follow a unique administrative system with strict social rules. They speak the Kanashi language, which is understood only by the villagers. Malana has recently become a popular destination for trekkers and travelers seeking solitude or interested in experiencing its unique culture. The village can only be reached on foot by trekking for several kilometers, which adds to its seclusion and appeal. Malana also has its architectural style, with houses made from wood and stone, adding to the aesthetic charm of the landscape.