There are many places in Kinnaur district which can be historically and archeologically considered significant mentioned ahead.
Morang and Labrang forts:
- These historical forts are believed to have been constructed by Pandavas during exile.
Kamru Fort:
- The fort of Kamru has its importance as the Raja of the erstwhile state of Bushahr used to take shelter at the time of need.
Temples:
- Almost every village in Kinnaur district has a temple that is taller in size than local houses and one cannot afford to ignore immaculate wood carvings on these temples which are centuries old.
Gompas:
- In the upper Kinnaur, almost all villages have the Buddhist monasteries called Gompa.
- These monasteries have clay statues of Lord Buddha and their walls are decorated with rare religious paintings.
Baspa or Sangla valley:
- This is the most beautiful valley in Kinnaur district.
- The valley is richly cultivated.
- It has green pasture lands on both sides and the meadows near the valley are full of flowers and fruit trees.
- The thrilling lofty, rugged mountains and enchanting lush green valleys in the district have great potential for attracting the tourists, nature lovers & trekkers.
Kinner-Kailash:
- Kinner- Kailash is a very ancient religious place dedicated to God Shiva.
- It is situated at an altitude of 6,473 metres above mean sea level.
- This region is very rugged and mountainous.
- It remains covered with snow.
- People perform religious journey around the hills during the summer.