Sissu Valley- A tourist place in Himachal!
Sissu, also known as Khwaling, is located in Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh, on the Chandra River's right bank. Visitors may go to Sissu. Lofty peaks like the Gyephang Goh by leaving the North end of the Rohtang or Atal Tunnel surrounds this place. Due to the spectacular view of the waterfall, known locally as Palden Lhamo dhar, it attracts a lot of tourists.
The region is lovely and offers accommodations for visitors. The Hotel Triveni, Hotel Plm Dhara, a few Home Stays, and Goldrop Luxury Camps are Sissu's hotels. These establishments contribute to the area's cool summer vibe.
While the Hotel Triveni, Hotel Plm Dhara, and various homestays offer lodging, tea booths sell snacks. A helipad is also present. The place has a high school, a primary health centre, and a PWD Rest House. A few "chai shops" or tea stands exist.
Location
A little village called Sissu, often referred to as Khwaling, is located in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul valley. It is on the right bank of the Chandra River, around 40 kilometres from Manali. The coordinates are 32°29′0′′N 77°7′0′′E. 3,120 metres (10,235 feet) above sea level. Koksar has located 14 km (9 miles) to the southeast, while Gondhla has located 11 km (7 miles) to the west.
Things to do in Sissu Valley
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Enjoy the waterfall
It is especially breathtaking to see the waterfall, called locally as "Palden Lhamo dhar," across the Chandra River from the town. The well-known Lahaul deity known as Ghepan/Ghepang or Lord Gyephang resides in the neighbouring town of Shashin. Gyephang Goh is the name of the mountain to the east of the town, which rises to a height of 5,870 metres (19,258 feet). Moreover, Sissu boasts a Helipad and a nearby Lake, both of which are popular with tourists.
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Explore Labrang Gompa Temple
Although Sissu serves as the centre of numerous nearby villages, including Labrang, the Labrang Gompa, a Buddhist temple, is accessible to outsiders. For the adjacent villages of Ropsang-Khangser-Gyungling, Gomathang, Yangling, Jagdang, Sarkhang, Shurthang, and Labrang, Sissu serves as the primary town centre. Moreover, the Labrang Gompa in Labrang Village is a Buddhist temple honouring Palden Lhamo. Sissu lies within a few kilometres from the Rohtang Tunnel's north entrance, therefore this area will remain linked all year. As a result, it will grow in popularity as a travel destination in the years to come.
Best time to visit
Between April and August, Sissu enjoys good spring and summer weather, when the fields of potatoes and cauliflower are in full bloom. Winters, which last from November to February, bring significant snowfall and peak temperatures that can drop below zero degrees Celsius. The ideal time to visit Sissu is in the fall, from August to September, when the golden poplar trees start to lose their leaves and the temperature is comfortable. (Around 25 degrees celsius).
Sissu Valley Nearby Attractions
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Kaylong Temple |
Himalayan Escapade |
Guru Ghantal Monastery |
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In the Lahaul region, the Mighty Guru Ghantal Monastery is the most well-liked tourist attraction. The monastery is magical since mountains and sloping sand dunes surround it. In the vicinity of Lahaul, it is the oldest monastery. The Drukpa monks and nuns operate Guru Ghantal Monastery, and like all other monasteries in the order, it is obligated to His Holiness the 12th Gyalwang Drukpa, also known as Drukchen Rinpoche. The monastery is home to several priceless religious artifacts and stunning architectural examples. |
