Himachal Pradesh: Rakcham Nomadic Himalayan village (Sangla Valley)

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Himachal Pradesh: Rakcham Nomadic Himalayan village (Sangla Valley) is a must-visit place – Happy Journey

Photo of Himachal Pradesh: Rakcham Nomadic Himalayan village (Sangla Valley) by Team GlobalFootprint
Photo of Rakchham, Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint

हिमाचल प्रदेश के किन्नौर जिले में बसा एक छोटा सा गाँव रक्षम अपनी सुंदरता के लिए पर्यटकों के बीच काफी लोकप्रिय है। बसपा नदी के किनारे बसा रक्षम गांव में सालों सर्दी की मौसम होती है। चारों तरफ से बर्फ की पहाड़ों के गोद में बसा रक्षम शहरों के शोर-शराबे से कोसों दूर चैन की अनुभूति देने वाला स्थान है।

Photo of Rakchham the mini Switzerland, Rakchham, Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint

If you want to experience a solitude place with no newspapers, post-office, internet, police station, markets, and wine shop; just a couple of local shops selling very basic food and groceries, you’re going to enjoy every moment of your life here. What you get instead are beautiful fields, snow-capped Himalayas, apple orchards, and lush green trees all around and River Baspa.

Photo of Rakcham Temple, Rakchham, Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint

Rakcham is a quiet remote village located in Himachal Pradesh approximately 23 km from Chitkul, the second-last village before the Tibet border. Pronounced as “Rakshyam” by the locals, the Rakcham village is blessed with many beautiful gardens, snow-clad mountain ranges, and lush green trees.

The serene snow-capped top of the Kinnaur Kailasha mountains that border the district of Kinnaur also can be witnessed from this little village. The picturesque tiny village is in the charming Baspa Valley by River Baspa. It has a population of 800 -1000 people. Unlike different well-known Himachal towns, you will discover uninterrupted peace and solitude in the town of Rakcham.

Photo of Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint

Given that it is a quiet and solitary place, Rakcham isn’t always a traveler hub. However, a small range of travelers goes to each year to discover its picturesque beauty, the mountain peaks, the adorable atmosphere, and the way of life of Rakcham. The inhabitants here are very warm and friendly and flash a welcoming smile to anyone passing through the narrow lanes.

Photo of Rakchham, Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint

Things to do in Rakcham:

Camping, trekking, hiking, thrilling sports like river crossing, nature walks, etc, Rakcham Trek is one of the famous treks in Himachal Pradesh

There are two temples in the Rakcham village, dedicated to Goddess Kali and Lord Shiva.

Buddhist shrine

Travel to Chitkul

How to reach Rakcham:

1. Rakcham village does not have a Railway Station and an Airport. Reaching Rakcham is easy; it is well-connected to major cities like Shimla and Delhi. If you are planning a trip to Sangla Valley or Kinnaur district, don’t forget to include Rakcham village.

Best time to visit Rakcham

1. Summertime is the greatest time to go to and discover the lovely hamlet. Summers start in March and go on until June.

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Photo of Sangla, Sangla-Chitkul Road, Sangla, Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint
Photo of Sangla, Sangla-Chitkul Road, Sangla, Himachal Pradesh, India by Team GlobalFootprint