5 Villages In Himachal Pradesh You Should Not Visit During Monsoon

In the monsoon season, everyone avoids roaming in the hilly places and why not, during such times, most of the accidents of landslides and vehicles slipping and falling from the mountains are seen. However, during the monsoon, the nature looks very beautiful and the greenery touches the heart. But the sad thing is that at such times the rains and floods would have forced us to sit at home. Recently, some villages in Himachal faced severe floods and many people have been rendered homeless. If you are thinking of going to Himachal on vacation, do not go to these villages.

# Chango

The Chango village of Kinnaur has suffered a lot due to the floods. The problem of heavy rains and floods has created problems for residents and tourists. The water started damaging and ruining the surrounding conditions. Water has entered the houses and the fields have also been destroyed and living in such unclean condition is very bad for the people there.

# Shalkhar

Shalakhar is another village in Kinnaur district, which had to face natural calamity due to excessive rainfall on the Indo-Tibetan border. This village of Himachal has also suffered terrible damage due to floods. The flood started knocking in Shalkhar at around 7 pm on Monday. Everything there has also been badly damaged by the flood. Drains and canals are in spate due to heavy rains. Due to this, dirty water entered people’s houses and filth has spread. The condition of the fields has become very bad after the rain. In fact, some neighboring villages of Chango and Shalkhar also had to face some problems due to rains and floods here.

# Chitkul Village

Chitkul is a Village in Kinnaur District of Himachal Pradesh. It is near the Indo-China border. This place is very spectacular to see the magnificent snow-capped mountains. The main attractions of this village are houses with slate or wooden plank roofs, a Buddhist temple and a small tower. The Mathi temple in Chitkul is the local deity of the people here. Chitkul is about 569 km from the northern capital of Delhi and 28 km from Sangla.

# Komik village

This village is famous as the highest village in the world. Only bikes can go here, the village is situated at an altitude of about 15,027 feet above sea level. The village is also famous for the land up Tsemogumpa Buddhist Monastery. It is said that Maitre Buddha or Future Buddha is present in the monastery. The festival here is celebrated in a very special way, tourists also celebrate this festival with great celebration. There are a lot of activities available here for the adventure enthusiasts.

# Malana Village

Malana is an ancient village, situated on a remote plateau on the banks of the Malana River at an altitude of 2652 meters above sea level. Malana has its own way of life and the people here have their own customs, which are very important for tourists to follow. Malana is also known as the little Greece of Himachal Pradesh. There are ancient temples in the village. Known as the Jamlu Temple, this temple is built in the Kathkuni style with wooden carvings and deer heads. Kmani Temple is another temple worth visiting.