Category: Chulungkha

Travel Tips, Nearby Attractions & Why You Should Visit in Chulungkha Travel Tips There are no commercial hotels—opt for village homestays and guesthouses that offer authentic experiences. Carry enough cash, as there are no ATMs or mobile recharge facilities. Electricity is limited; bring power banks and necessary backups. Show respect to local customs and religious […]

Trekking, Outdoor Activities & Visiting Information of Chulungkha Trekking & Outdoor Activities Short nature walks along the Shyok River offer serene views and a chance to explore rare alpine flora and fauna. Hilltop treks provide panoramic vistas of the valley, terraced fields, and nearby Karakoram peaks. Orchard picnics during fruiting season are a relaxing and […]

Historical, Cultural Experiences & Spiritual Significance of Chulungkha Chulungkha shares historical roots with the neighboring Balti villages of Turtuk and Bogdang, having been a part of the ancient Yabgo Dynasty’s territory. The village was integrated into India after the 1971 Indo-Pak war, prior to which it was under Pakistani control. The Balti population here has […]

Activities in Chulungkha Traditional Balti Homes:Balti homes are characterized by their flat roofs, thick stone walls, and intricately carved wooden doors. Many of these homes have stood for generations, constructed using local materials and traditional building techniques that reflect the deep-rooted heritage of the village. Village Mosque:The village mosque, built in traditional Balti-Islamic style, is […]