Baspa River, " The Tributary of Satluj river ,Originating from most beautiful valley of the world Baspa Valley fed by Bamak glacier. "

 The Baspa, tributary of Satluj rises from Indo-Tibetian border through a most beautiful valley of the world"Baspa Valley". The Baspa valley is also called Sangla Valley .The Chung Sakhago Pass lies at top of Baspa valley. The river is fed by perennial glaciers named Bamak glacier at an altitude of 5800 metres  from mean sea level.The Baspa has many smaller tributaries, which provide snow melt water to Baspa. 

          View of Sangla valley during winter

The Sangla valley is a tourist destination and tourists all over the world used to visit this Valley. 

     View Of Baspa river near Chitkul(Kinnaur) 

The Baspa river is about 75 Km long originating from Baspa valley and merges into Satluj at Karchham from left bank in district Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh. 

                Beautiful View of Baspa river 

The Sarluj enters Shimla district near Chaura.  The Baspa hydro- power project stage I and II are located on this river. 

                                           By :- Er. R C Verma