Nako
Nako
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If you are going to Spiti via Shimla, Nako is a beautiful stopover. Being a part of the sensitive restricted zone along the border, it can be explored only if you have an Inner Line Permit. A walk around the quaint village while a … Read more
If you are going to Spiti via Shimla, Nako is a beautiful stopover. Being a part of the sensitive restricted zone along the border, it can be explored only if you have an Inner Line Permit. A walk around the quaint village while absorbing the traditional atmosphere will definitely transport you back to ancient times. Mani walls and richly carved timber verandas characterize the overall appearance of the village. Nako is surrounded by majestic peaks covered with snow that look stunning and simply out of the world during sunset. There is also a lake here that adds to its beauty and is quite popular. From behind the lake, climb uphill towards chortens to get an amazing view of this tiny village.
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