Sangla Retreat

Nestled in the dramatic folds of the Baspa Valley, Sangla Retreat offers a warm mountain hideaway surrounded by apple orchards, cedar forests, and snow-dusted peaks. It’s the kind of place where mornings start with crisp, pine-scented air and evenings slow down around a crackling campfire under a sky full of stars. Stay & Comfort Rooms are designed for comfort in the high Himalayas, with heaters to keep you cozy on chilly nights and reliable free Wi-Fi so you can share your valley views or catch up on work if needed. On-site parking makes it easy for self-drive travelers, giving you the freedom to explore nearby villages and viewpoints without worrying about your vehicle. Food & Moments The in-house restaurant serves hearty, warming meals that feel especially satisfying after a day of hiking or sightseeing. Enjoy hot tea or local dishes while you look out over the surrounding hills, then wind down in the evening by the campfire, sharing stories with fellow travelers or simply listening to the sounds of the valley. Location & Experience Set in Sangla, one of Himachal Pradesh’s most beautiful and lesser-crowded valleys, the retreat is an ideal base for travelers who want equal parts comfort and raw mountain beauty. Nearby Experiences - Batseri Village: Wander through traditional wooden houses, apple orchards, and quiet village lanes that offer a glimpse into Kinnauri life. - Themgarang & Tukpa Valley Gate: Explore quiet corners of the valley with sweeping views, ideal for photographers and slow travelers. - Baspa Valley: Walk along the turquoise Baspa River, cross wooden bridges, and find picnic spots against a backdrop of deodar forests and rugged cliffs. - Kalpa Village: A scenic drive away, Kalpa offers grandstand views of the Kinner Kailash range and charming village pathways lined with traditional architecture. - Gangarang Waterfall Kamru Sangla: A refreshing outing for those who love short hikes and natural cascades. - Kamru Fort: Discover this historic wooden fort and its temple complex perched above the village, offering panoramic views of the valley. - Kinnar Kailash Viewpoints: Watch sunrise or sunset ignite the snow-capped peaks in shades of orange and pink. - Chitkul, Himachal Pradesh: Often called the last village near the Indo-Tibetan border, Chitkul is a must-visit for its riverside trails, high-altitude landscapes, and tranquil atmosphere. Who It’s For Sangla Retreat is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, road-trippers, and couples or families seeking a quieter, more authentic Himalayan escape. With its campfire evenings, mountain views, and easy access to some of Kinnaur’s most striking sights, it offers a relaxed base camp for exploring the high Himalayas at your own pace.