Lahaul and spiti Pincodes

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Lahaul & Spiti Pincodes

Uncover Lahaul and Spiti Pincodes , nestled in the Himalayas, boast an array of pin codes mapping its remote yet breathtaking landscape. With an intricately woven postal network, these regions exhibit a captivating blend of high-altitude beauty and cultural richness. The pin codes of Lahaul and Spiti intricately link hamlets, monasteries, and valleys, reflecting the resilience and connectivity in these Himalayan terrains. Each code signifies a unique facet of this terrain, facilitating communication amidst the towering peaks and serene vistas, encapsulating the essence of these mystical lands within a numerical address system.

Here is a list of Lahul & spiti Pincodes

no.	Location	Pincode	District	State
1	Chimrat	175142	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
2	Demul	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
3	Dhanker	172113	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
4	Gemour	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
5	Gondhla	175140	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
6	Goshal	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
7	Gue	172111	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
8	Gulling	172117	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
9	Hansa	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
10	Hikkam	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
11	Hull	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
12	Jahalman	175139	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
13	Jispa	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
14	Jobrang	175133	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
15	Karpat	175142	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
16	Kaza	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
17	Kee Gompa	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
18	Keylong	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
19	Kibber	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
20	Koksar	175140	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
21	Kolang	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
22	Kordang	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
23	Lalung	172113	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
24	Lara	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
25	Losser	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
26	Lote	175133	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
27	Malang	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
28	Mane	172113	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
29	Mooling	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
30	Mooring	175139	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
31	Mud	172117	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
32	Peokar	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
33	Rangrik	172114	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
34	Sagnam	172117	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
35	Salugran	175142	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
36	Samdoh	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
37	Samdoo	172111	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
38	Shansha	175133	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
39	Sissu	175140	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
40	Tabo	172113	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
41	Tandi	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
42	Thirot	175139	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
43	Tindi	175142	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
44	Trilokinath	175142	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
45	Udaipur	175142	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh
46	Yurnath	175132	Lahul And spiti	Himachal Pradesh

About Lahaul & Spiti District

Agriculture and horticulture form the primary livelihood sources in Kullu. Terrace farming yields wheat, maize, and vegetables, while apple cultivation is profitable. Climate change impacts these activities. Cannabis farming, despite being illegal, has been a significant income source. Forests offer timber, non-timber products, and medicinal herbs. Though mineral-free, hydroelectricity thrives with projects like Parbati. Historic migration routes exist for transhumant communities. Tourism drives livelihoods, impacting the ecology. Handloom production of Kullu shawls is notable. Service sectors like tourism, education, and floriculture show promise, given limited industrial growth due to geographic constraints.

History

Lahaul-Spiti likely belonged to Kalakluta or Mandamati historically. The Himalayas were once within the Ashokan empire. During Kanishka’s era, a significant Janapada Ki Pin spanned from Kashmir to Kafiristan. Along the Yamuna Sutlej, and Beas rivers, the Kuinidas tribe held sway, shaping the local landscape.

Demography

As per the 2011 census, Lahaul and Spiti district embrace a population of 31,564, ranking 638th among 640 districts in India. Spanning across vast terrains, it maintains a low population density of 2 individuals per square kilometre (5.2/sq mi) and experienced a -5% growth from 2001 to 2011. With a sex ratio of 903 females per 1000 males, the district holds a commendable literacy rate of 76.81%. Predominantly rural, the population consists entirely of rural inhabitants. Scheduled Castes account for 7.08% while Scheduled Tribes form a significant 81.44% of this diverse populace.

Geography

Nestled amidst the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau, Lahaul and Spiti district connect to Manali via the Rohtang Pass, while Kunzum la (at 4,551 m altitude) marks the passage from Lahaul to Spiti Valley, merely 21 km from Chandra Tal. Spiti, barren and elevated at 4,270 m, resides amidst towering ranges, its river converging with the Sutlej after a southeastern gorge journey. A high-altitude desert with scant rainfall (averaging 170 mm annually), it echoes cultural ties with Tibet’s Ngari Prefecture. Its challenging terrain, 24 km from Tabo, converges with Kinnaur at Sumdo, entwining Lahaul and Spiti within a breathtaking, rugged landscape.

Economy

Lahaul and Spiti’s economy predominantly relies on agriculture, livestock farming, and increasingly, tourism. Subsistence farming of barley, potatoes, and peas sustains the population. Animal husbandry, particularly rearing yaks and sheep for wool, supports livelihoods. The burgeoning tourism sector, drawn by its pristine landscapes and cultural heritage, contributes significantly, offering employment in hospitality, trekking, and adventure tourism. Hydroelectric projects and small-scale industries add to the economic fabric. However, the region faces challenges due to its remote location, limited connectivity, and harsh climatic conditions, impacting economic diversification and growth opportunities.

FAQs

Why is Lahaul-Spiti famous?

Lahaul-Spiti is renowned for its stunning Himalayan landscapes, high-altitude desert beauty, rich cultural heritage, ancient monasteries, and challenging yet rewarding trekking routes.

Which caste is in Lahaul-Spiti?

Lahaul-Spiti comprises various castes and communities like the Bhoti, Bhutia, Brahmins, Rajputs, and Scheduled Tribes, reflecting a diverse cultural tapestry within the region.

Which is the coldest place in Lahaul-Spiti?

The village of Keylong is often considered one of the coldest places in Lahaul-Spiti, known for its harsh winters and extremely low temperatures due to its high altitude.

Which river flows in Lahaul?

The Chenab River flows through Lahaul, coursing through its picturesque valleys and adding to the scenic beauty of this Himalayan region in northern India.

What is the traditional food of Lahaul and Spiti?

Traditional food in Lahaul and Spiti includes Thukpa (noodle soup), Momos (dumplings), Tsampa (roasted barley flour), Chhang (fermented barley drink), and various dishes made from locally grown barley and wheat.