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Jonas Söderström: Där vi jag bo

Marion: Oj, vilket grymt tempel!

Jesse: Sangla Valley Sangla Valley, is also known as Baspa valley, is by far the most beautiful valley of Kinnaur. It starts from Karchham - 1899 M (31degree29'N, 78degree11'E) where the Baspa River, coming from the east, joins the Sutlej. The road at the river junction and after turning south crosses the Sutlej over a bridge to reach Karchham. The road then veers southeast to arrive at Chitkul (31degree21'N, 78degree25'E) via Sangla. Right up to its confluence with the Sutlej at Karchham, the course of the Bapsa River, its source is through a narrow gauge. It is the most romantic and beautiful valley of Kinnaur district. Its length is about 95 km and on either side of its course are situated most of the important villages. It has green pasturelands on either side and the meadows nearer the valley are full of flowers and fruit tress. The upper part of the valley almost half of its total length as far as the village named Chitkul, there are barren ranges covered with snow all the year round. Sangla situated at an elevation of 2680 metres is also the Tehsil Headquarter with a small population. Temple known as Bering Nag dedicated to Nagas god and Buddhist Monastery is worth a visit. Famous fair Fulaich is celebrated every year in the month of August-September.

peter furöstam: grymt