Chitkul glows like the diadem of Himachal Pradesh with its splendor of nature, and it is the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border. At 11320 feet, this elevated parish is sited on the banks of Baspa river and is well connected with several big cities such as Chandigarh, Shimla & Manali. With a sparse population of 800, the locals love their land and toil throughout for the best yield of potatoes and peas for which Chitkul is famous. The road towards Chitkul beside the blue Baspa river, surrounded by the majestic mountains with its waterfalls & small iron bridges, is a bikers’ paradise. Chitkul is en route to Yamrang Lah and Chung Sakhago Lah in the river Baspa’s upper course. Also Chitkul is an unparalleled family holiday destination.