Looking for a spiritual escape unlike any other this Janmashtami? Har Har Travels brings you a special batch to Yulla Kanda in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh – home to the world’s highest Krishna Temple, standing beside a sacred glacial lake in the lap of the Himalayas.
This is not just another hill-station trip. Yulla Kanda is a remote, high-altitude pilgrimage spot in the Rora Valley of Kinnaur district, where legend says the lake itself was created by the Pandavas during their exile. Every Janmashtami, devotees and trekkers travel here to witness the divine energy of this floating Krishna temple – and this year, you can be one of them.
Why Choose the Yulla Kanda Janmashtami Special Batch?
A regular Janmashtami celebration is easy to find in any city. But celebrating Lord Krishna’s birthday at the world’s highest Krishna Temple, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and a mirror-still Himalayan lake, is an experience only a handful of travelers ever have.
With Har Har Travels, this trip combines:
- A scenic drive through the breathtaking Kinnaur Valley
- Darshan at the Krishna Temple on the lake
- A peaceful trek and nature walk
- Uninterrupted views of the Himalayas
- A spiritual experience designed for devotees and nature lovers alike
- Complete Delhi-to-Delhi transportation
- Comfortable stay, meals, and a dedicated tour coordinator
This Janmashtami, trade the usual celebrations for something truly unforgettable – a pilgrimage into the heart of Dev Bhoomi.
About Yulla Kanda: The World’s Highest Krishna Temple
Yulla Kanda sits at an altitude of roughly 3,895 metres (about 12,778 feet) in the Rora Valley of Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh. At this height, an ancient stone temple dedicated to Lord Krishna stands right at the edge of a sacred alpine lake, making it, by most accounts, the highest Krishna temple in the world.
Local legend connects the lake to the Pandavas, who are believed to have created it during their years of exile in the Himalayas. Pilgrims who visit often follow a unique local ritual – placing a traditional Kinnauri cap upside down on the lake’s surface. If the cap floats across without sinking, it is believed to bring a prosperous year ahead.
The destination is especially significant during Janmashtami, when the otherwise quiet trail comes alive with pilgrims making their way to the lake to celebrate Lord Krishna’s birth in one of the most dramatic settings imaginable.
Trip Highlights
Scenic Drive Through Kinnaur Valley
The journey itself is half the experience. As the road winds through the Kinnaur Valley, you’ll pass apple orchards, deodar forests, and dramatic mountain views before reaching the base village near Yulla Kanda.
Krishna Temple on the Lake
The heart of this trip is the darshan of the ancient Krishna Temple, built beside – almost within – the sacred glacial lake. Surrounded by silence and snow, the setting makes this one of the most moving temple visits you can undertake.
Peaceful Trek and Nature Walk
Reaching Yulla Kanda involves a trek through alpine meadows, forests, and streams. It’s graded easy-to-moderate, making it accessible for reasonably fit travelers while still delivering a genuine Himalayan trekking experience.
Breathtaking Views of the Himalayas
From the trail and the lake itself, the surrounding Kinner Kailash range and Himalayan peaks offer views that stay with you long after the trip ends.
Perfect for Spiritual Souls and Nature Lovers
Whether you’re visiting purely for the Janmashtami celebrations, for the trek, or simply to disconnect from routine life, Yulla Kanda offers a rare mix of devotion, adventure, and solitude.
Pricing and Sharing Options
- Group Sharing: ₹6,000 per person
- Triple Sharing: ₹6,500 per person
- Double Sharing: ₹7,000 per person
Booking Confirmation
A booking amount of ₹1,000 per person is required to confirm your seat. Please note that this advance is non-refundable.
What’s Included?
- Delhi to Delhi transportation
- Stay (Hotel/Homestay)
- Breakfast and Dinner
- All permits, toll, taxes, and parking
- Tour coordinator
- All sightseeing
What’s Not Included?
- Lunch and personal expenses
- Any entry fees or activities not mentioned in inclusions
- Anything not specifically mentioned in the inclusions list
Who Should Join This Trip?
This Janmashtami special batch is ideal for:
- Devotees who want to celebrate Janmashtami at a truly unique location
- Trekkers looking for an offbeat, less-crowded Himalayan trail
- Nature lovers seeking breathtaking mountain views
- Spiritual travelers drawn to lesser-known pilgrimage sites
- Anyone wanting to escape the city for a genuinely memorable high-altitude experience
Travel Tips for the Yulla Kanda Trip
- Carry warm layers – temperatures at high altitude can drop quickly, even in September
- Wear sturdy, comfortable trekking shoes
- Carry a water bottle and stay hydrated throughout the trek
- Bring a power bank to keep your camera and phone charged for photos
- Carry some cash for personal expenses, lunch, and anything outside the inclusions
- Follow your tour coordinator’s instructions to stay safe on the trail
- Pack light – avoid unnecessary luggage for a smoother trekking experience
- Respect local customs and rituals at the temple and lake
Book Your Janmashtami Special Trip to Yulla Kanda
Seats for this special batch are limited. If you’ve been searching for a way to celebrate Janmashtami somewhere truly extraordinary, this is your chance – a spiritual escape to the world’s highest Krishna Temple, deep in the mountains of Kinnaur.
Reserve your seat with Har Har Travels and experience the divinity of Yulla Kanda this Janmashtami.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Yulla Kanda located?
Yulla Kanda is located in the Rora Valley of Kinnaur district, Himachal Pradesh, at an altitude of approximately 3,895 metres.
What is the cost of the Yulla Kanda Janmashtami trip?
Pricing starts at ₹6,000 per person for group sharing, ₹6,500 for triple sharing, and ₹7,000 for double sharing.
Is transportation included?
Yes. Delhi to Delhi transportation is included in the trip cost.
Are meals included?
Breakfast and dinner are included. Lunch and personal expenses are not included.
How much advance is needed to book?
A non-refundable advance of ₹1,000 per person is required to confirm your booking.
Why is Yulla Kanda special?
It is home to what is believed to be the world’s highest Krishna Temple, situated beside a sacred glacial lake, and holds special significance during Janmashtami.
Is this trip suitable for beginners?
The trek is graded easy-to-moderate, making it suitable for reasonably fit travelers, though prior trekking experience is helpful given the high altitude.