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I Visited The Last Indian Villages In Kinnaur Valley | Chitkul & Batseri

Last Village of India in Himachal Pradesh ! From snow-clad hills and secluded pathways to gushing streams, Chitkul, just like villages in Himachal Pradesh, melts your heart in every way! In pop culture the place is known as the Last Inhabited Indian Village of India. Nestled in the picturesque eastern edge of Sangla Valley of Kinnaur, Chitkul. is an adventure lover’s delight, a geography enthusiast’s paradise, and an all-out, enchantingly surreal landscape that lends eternal delight! At 11,320 feet above sea level, Chitkul is hard to reach. But like they say its all things worth having in life don’t come easy, so Chitkul should definitely be on that list. The road to Chitkul village is again narrow and bumpy, meandering through the mountain edges. There are some landslides area on the way, where stones can shoot down any time. Anyone who has been to Kinnaur can vouch for how breathtaking the place is. But it’s the tiny villages in the valley that all have my heart. Still untouched by the tourists and heavy commercialisation, one such village is Batseri. It is a progressive village in Sangla Valley – ethnic and antiquated; with its paved pathways, slanting roofs of shale and women tending the fields. Very noticeably the villages in the Kinnaur Valley were well off financially. Apple being the major cash crop here,the population with a very high literacy rate here are employed in the apple cultivation or the allied industries. As these picturesque villages leave their imprint on my mind, I realise how mountains give us the best lessons on humanity. Of hard work, tough lives yet simplicity, happiness and contentment. On one hand there are rugged landscapes, sturdy mountains and on the other there is delicacy of flowers appearing in the most unexpected places. And then there are sturdy people: breaking stones, building roads, leading precarious lives with the softest hearts and genuine smiles. You have seen me UNTRAVEL the world, one story at a time. Now you too can accompany me on these journeys which are as much about the places as about the stories and conversations. Come let's TRAVEL FOR MORE. Please fill this form to apply: https://forms.gle/aFQaUf9DvP3vWfuWA If you liked the episode, please give us a thumbs up in the comments section 😊 If you feel our channel is underrated and should have a larger subscriber base , please share it with your friends and friends of friends to give us the much needed impetus 🤗 And if you really really really love our content and want us to continue making the same, please consider supporting us by becoming a patron on Patreon 💛💛💛 -   / theuntravelshow   Here are the links to our other series: Untravel Kashmir:    • Untravel KASHMIR | Official Trailer |...   Melody Miles:    • Melody Miles - A Tale Of Travel, Frie...   GOAing Beyond -    • Untravel The Himalayas | Official Tra...   Untravel The Himalayas -    • Untravel The Himalayas | Official Tra...   Kartarpur Pakistan -    • 10 THINGS YOU MUST KNOW BEFORE VISITI...   Chalte Hain Phir | Travel Podcast -    • Landour - A Love Affair With Winding ...   How I Met Meghalaya -    • Living Root Bridges & Kongthong - The...   Travel For More - Maharashtra Edition:    • Pune Food Walk | From The Best Vada P...   Moving To Mountains -    • Landour | Couple who quit the city li...   Not Done With Europe:    • Not Done With Europe | Ep 1 | Why Wer...   The Local Trails -    • Move Over Prague | Explore India’s Fi...   For all behind-the-scenes actions of my travels, you can follow me on Instagram and Facebook as I'm more active there :) • Instagram:   / the.untravel.show   • Facebook:   / theuntravelshow   • YouTube:    / theuntravelshow   • Email: [email protected]