Pin Parvati Hills & River

The Pin Parvati Pass is a mountain go in Himachal Pradesh, India.It was initially crossed in August 1884 by Sir Louis Dane looking for a backup course of action to the Spiti valley. This pass associates the fruitful and rich Parvati valley on the Kullu side with the Pin valley on the Spiti side.

It is a famous trekking course today however still seldom went by. This trans-Himalayan trek is the most brief course between the Kullu and Spiti Valleys. Once over the Pin-Parvati pass (5319m), there is a finished change in scene – the mountain inclines quickly turn infertile and rough. The pervasive society of the occupants likewise changes from Hinduism on the Kullu side to Buddhism in Spiti.

Frequently alluded to as the most difficult trek in the Indian Himalaya, it's more than worth the exertion.