Gateway to Pin Valley National Park, home to snow leopards and ibex.
Starting point for Pin–Parvati and Pin–Bhabha treks.
Experience traditional Spitian culture in a remote setting.
Stunning views of barren mountains, rivers, and high-altitude meadows.
Perfect for trekkers, photographers, and peace seekers.
Perched at around 3,810 meters, Mud (locally called Mudh) is a small, scenic village located at the end of the motorable road in Pin Valley. It is one of the most charming settlements in Spiti, surrounded by towering mountains, vast meadows, and the pristine Pin River flowing nearby. The village is popular among trekkers, as it serves as the trailhead for famous high-altitude routes like the Pin–Parvati Pass connecting to Kullu, and the Pin–Bhabha Pass connecting to Kinnaur.
Despite its remoteness, Mud offers warm hospitality, with small homestays and guesthouses that welcome travelers. The village is also a peaceful place to experience Spitian traditions, sample local food, and enjoy stargazing under crystal-clear skies. For those seeking a mix of adventure and tranquility, Mud is an unmissable stop in Spiti.
| Location | Google Maps |
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| District | Lahaul and Spiti |
| State/UT | Himachal Pradesh |
| By Air | The nearest airport is Kullu–Bhuntar (~250 km), though connectivity is better via Chandigarh Airport (~520 km). |
| By Train | The closest railheads are Shimla (~445 km) and Pathankot (~480 km), followed by long road journeys. |
| By Road | Mud is about 50 km from Kaza. Regular buses and shared taxis run till Kaza, from where private/shared jeeps and taxis continue into Pin Valley. |
| By Type | Village |
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