How To Reach

To reach the Pin Valley National Park, use a road or plane route from Chandigarh to Shimla and Kullu, a distance of 272 kilometers. From July to October, the path is open. You must take a bus from Kullu to Kaza via Manali, passing across Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass, a distance of 260 kilometers. To go to Mikkim, which is 32 kilometers away from Kaza, use a bus or a vehicle. From Mikkim, you can walk for the next 10 kilometers to get to the park. 

Shimla and Tapri are two alternative options for getting to the national park. Arrive at Shimla and take the bus to Tapri. Take the bus from Tapri to Kaza. The Pin Valley National Park is 32 kilometers above and 10 kilometers away from Kaza, and will be covered on foot. This route is still operational from October to May.

The nearest train route is at Shimla, and the nearest airbase is in Kullu. You’ll discover plenty of local help to take you through each of these locations. 

Best Time To Visit

From July until October. The weather is fairly pleasant at this time. The month of August is one of the best times to visit during this time because the weather is mild. From November to March, the area experiences heavy snowfall and cold weather. It may not be the most opportune moment for people to visit this national park. From April to June, the weather is warm, but the crowds are still light. Rainfall is quite unusual in this parched region. 

Nearby Attractions

Tayul monastery

Tayul monastery, also known as Tayul Gompa, is thought to be the oldest monastery in the Northern region. In the midst of the majestic mountains, the monastery stands tall. It is located in the Bhaga Valley of Lahaul and Spiti at an elevation of 3900 meters above sea level. Satingri hamlet is home to the Tayul Gompa, which is accessible via a difficult footpath from Upper Keylong.

Komik Village

The Lundup Tsemo Gompa Buddhist Monastery is well-known in Komik Village. It is thought that the monastery has a ‘Matrey Buddha,’ or ‘the future Buddha,’ who cares after the residents of Komik Village. It is also well-known for being the highest motorable monastery in the world, and it attracts bikers and travelers from all over the world. The 14th century monastery features a fortified castle composed of sloping mud walls that depicts murals, scriptures, and arts from the time period.

Udaipur

‘Udaipur’ in Himachal Pradesh is a scenic town nestled on the banks of the Chandrabhaga River in the Himachal Pradesh region of Lahaul and Spiti. It is famous for the historic Mrikula Mata Temple, which attracts both Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims. It is named following King Udai Singh of Chamba and is located at an elevation of 2,742 meters above sea level. Previously, the area was known as Markul due to the temple’s dedication to Markula Devi, a reincarnation of Goddess Durga.