Some of the must visit places at sangla are stated:
Kamru Fort
Offering the breathtaking views of the surroundings, the fort is home to Kamakhya Devi idol, Badrinath Temple and idols of Lord Buddha. The structure made of wood and stone and with the backdrop of orchards and forest slopes is admirable for its mystic appeal.
Batseri
A neat and clean village with beautiful houses, Batseri is famous for an old Hindu Temple (dedicated to the local Devta and known for amazing craftsmanship and intricate carvings) and a Buddhist Temple, apart from other Buddhist structures.
Bering Nag Temple
Dedicated to Lord Jagas, it is a beautiful temple and one of the venues for the annual flower festival called Fulaich Fair.
Brelengi Gompa
The Buddhist monastery has gained prominence in the recent times and has become a popular Buddhist pilgrimage spot. A 10 m. high statue of Lord Buddha is among the key attractions.
Chitkul
Located few miles form Sangla is the village of Chitkul from where the Indo-Tibetan border can be seen. Known for its potato cultivation, the village has one popular attraction in the form of Chitkul Maathi Temple. Because of its location on the old trade route from India to Tibet, the town has a majestic old world charm. There are some great picnic spots on the bank of River Baspa and one can also view the army check post.
Trout Farm
One of the must visit places at Sangla, the farm offers great opportunities for fishing or angling.
Other popular places in the region include Sangla Meadow, Saffron Farm and Tibetan Wood Carving Centre. Camping at the bank of River Baspa is a delightful experience. Engage into activities like nature walking, bird watching, sunset and sunrise viewing and adventures like rock climbing, trekking, rappelling and river crossing.
