A Quaint And Remote Nako Is Located In The Kinnaur District Of Himachal Pradesh Of India. Backed By The Gigantic Snow-Crowned Mountain Peak Of Mount Reo Purgyil Of, The Zanskar Range Of The Great Himalayas. Blessed By The Footprints Of, The Second Buddha Who Was One Of The Founding Fathers Of, Tibetan Buddhism “Guru Padmasambhava,” Also Known As “Guru Rinpoche”. Nako Features An Exquisitely Carved And Preserved Nako Monastery Which Was Built By The Great Translator Lochen Rinchen Zangpo In The 11th Century. And A Prayer Wheel Made Of Yak Skin Which Was Built About More Than 500 Years Ago. Flourishing In Salubrious Weather. Inhabited By Many Generous, Happy And, Humble People Soaked In The Ethnic Buddhism Culture. Known For Offering Spellbinding Views Overlooking The Aesthetic Landscapes Of Majestic Hangrang Valley. Nako Is Stationed At An Elevation Of More Than 3,575 Meters (Above The Sea Level). Surrounded By Populus And Willow Trees Streamlined Around The Oval Shaped Pristine Lake Nako. This Quaint And Remote Nako Gaon (Village) Is A Delight For Travelers And Trekkers Heading Towards The Breathtaking High-Altitude Mountain Passes Of North India. And Is Carpeted By The Blanket Of White Snow In Winter Season.
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