We came a long way in our mission of making India travel. Also, we have gathered a large group of #Wravelers in the process. Our beloved Wravelers believes that we can make their journey as enjoyable and as hassle-free as it can be.

But why should you believe us? you won't, and you definitely shouldn't.

Instead, what you should do is, believe the reviews from the travelers who traveled to Chitkul on a road trip with us.

Want to know more about the Chitkul Road trip then head on to: https://www.justwravel.com/package/Road-Trip-to-Chitkul


Why You Should be Visiting Chitkul?


The last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border is Chitkul, around 569 kilometers from Delhi and 24 kilometers from Sangla and is famous for its sunsets, potatoes, apples and the incredible hospitality of the locals.

At 3450m, Chitkul is well over a few mountain tops in Himachal alone that makes it witness very cold winters during which the snow makes the inhabitants move to the lower regions of Himachal.

Chitkul is famously known for the quality of potatoes that are produced, they are one of the finest in the world. Situated on the bank of river Baspa, Chitkul is the first village of Baspa Valley and the last village on the old Hindustan-Tibet trade route and is also the last point in India that one can travel to without a permit.


Who Are We and What We Do?


The travel bug hit us at an early age when we were just some college chaps, looking to travel as much as possible and not get tangled into that 3x3 cubicle of a large MNC working 9-5 job later on.

Set out with some major goals in life to travel, one by one, we all joined hands, shoulder to shoulder sharing responsibilities and sharing the love and passion for traveling and calling ourselves Wravelers.

Gaining experience with time and with our travels, we went from colleagues to friends who share the dream of bec.