Pin Valley National Park – Wildlife & Wilderness
A cold desert sanctuary known for rare Himalayan wildlife and raw landscapes.
Pin Valley National Park is a high-altitude wildlife reserve located in the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh. Known for its stark beauty, it protects rare Himalayan species and untouched cold-desert ecosystems.
The park forms part of the larger Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve and is a paradise for nature lovers, trekkers, and wildlife photographers.
Its isolation and rugged terrain make Pin Valley one of the most pristine wilderness areas in North India.
Wildlife & Biodiversity
- Snow Leopard: Apex predator of the region.
- Himalayan Ibex: Commonly spotted on rocky slopes.
- Tibetan Gazelle: Rare and protected species.
- Red Fox & Wolves: Found across the valley.
Things to Do in Pin Valley
- Wildlife Spotting: Best during early mornings.
- Trekking: Trails towards Bhaba Pass and Mudh village.
- Photography: Dramatic landscapes and night skies.
- Village Visits: Experience remote Himalayan life.
Distance & Travel Time
- Kaza to Pin Valley: ~20 km | 1 hr
- Manali to Pin Valley: ~230 km | 8–9 hrs
- Shimla to Pin Valley: ~375 km | 11–12 hrs
Best Time to Visit
June–September: Ideal for wildlife viewing and trekking.
Winter: Extremely cold and mostly inaccessible.
- 🕔 Recommended Duration: 1–2 days
- 🌡️ Altitude: ~3,900 meters
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