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Gopika VC
It is a very important place of worship for Hindus, who come to the temple every year in August and September for the famous "Fulaich fair" events.
You'll find a modern Buddhist temple and a 10-meter-tall Buddha statue. Tourists appreciate the monastery and its surroundings.
Tourists from throughout the country visit Sangla Meadows to admire its greenery and Himalayan snowcaps.
The five-story tower is made of stone and has a roof with a gabled peak and a ridgepole. The rafters hold the stone together at small intervals.
It's fun to drive to the village of Chitkul. You can go hiking through the forest, and there is also a wildlife sanctuary for all you nature and wildlife lovers out there.
Tibetan wood carvings abound in this shopaholic's paradise. Tibetan-style wood carvings include cookware, décor, and souvenirs.
From this small village, you can also see the peaceful, snow-covered peak of the Kinnaur Kailasha mountains, which are on the edge of the Kinnaur district.
A place where people like to fish, camp, and hike is near a rippling river that looks like it belongs in a picture.
You may buy local handicrafts in Basteri Village. Shawls and Kinnauri caps are famous in the village.
Sangla is notable for its wood carvings, shawls, and headgear. Kinnaur apples are world-famous.