- Best time
- Jun–Oct
- How long
- 3–4 days
- Stay a night
- ₹800–3,000
- Food a day
- ₹250–800
- Nearest railhead
- 280 km away
- Nearest airport
- 300 km away
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Plan this tripAbout Pangi Valley (Killar)
Himachal’s wildest corner — a deep gorge of the Chandrabhaga reached over the 4,400 m Sach Pass, with Killar town, the Mindhal Devi temple and side valleys like Sural and Hudan Bhatori.
Things to do in Pangi Valley (Killar)
Sach Pass Drive
A rough, high pass between Bairagarh and Killar — snow walls into July.
Killar Town & Chandrabhaga Gorge
The valley’s headquarters above the roaring river.
Mindhal Devi Temple
The revered Chamunda shrine of Pangi.
Hudan Bhatori
A side valley of meadows and waterfalls.
Sural Valley
Remote Buddhist hamlets and birch forest.
Where to stay in Pangi Valley (Killar)
Killar
PWD rest houses and small hotels.
Village homestays
Sural, Hudan and Purthi homestays.
What to eat
Homestay meals
Rajma, buckwheat roti and local greens.
Good to know
- Sach Pass opens around June and closes with October snow — check with the BRO before going.
- You can also come in via Keylong–Udaipur or Kishtwar; all three roads are rough.
- Carry fuel and cash; there’s one ATM and one pump in Killar.
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