Kinnaur
The district a erstwhile known as Chini tehsil of the former Mahasu district, came into being as an independent district w.e.f. 1st May, 1960. Prior to merger of State on the eve of independence, Kinnaur valley was a part of erstwhile Bushahr State which had its headquarters at Rampur.
Population
Male / Female ratio
Spoken language
Total area
Education
78334
53.83/46.17
Hindi, Sanskrit
73.85 %
Tourist Place
Kinnaur has tremendous scope of adventure tourism. There are many trekking routes in the district.Ski slopes are available at Kalpa and rock climbing Trekkingcan also be started in this district. In ancient times people walked through the dense. Numerous passes connect the two valleys across the range. These passes have legends and even today they are mysterious, challenging and revealing to the world. The valleys have some of the most interesting meadows, view points, lakes and lush green pastures to add to its beauty and mystery. Chir, deodar, blue pine, rhododendrons and junipers covers its slopes up to 11,500 fts. Numerous tiny colorful birds dwell in the forest.
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