Chokas Rang, one of the high-altitude mountain peaks in the Kinnaur Kailash range is palpable from the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The mountain peak is situated left to Kinnaur Kailash peak at an elevation of more than 5000 meters above sea level. Snow remains in the upper half of the mountain peak and the lower extremity of the mountain is smooth and covered with grasslands. The important and salient feature of this peak is that it intrigues travelers with its curvature resembling a small mountain beneath the clouds. The whole structure of this mountain peak is smooth and contains triangular shapes around its surface.

Chokas Rang is situated left to Kinnaur Kailash massif

The peak is visible from Kalpa and Reckong Peo and one can reach the base camp of this mountain by following the trekking route which is a tough one considering the altitude and hardships faced by the travelers across the route. The route is through the impenetrable forests and untarnished mountain ranges of the Northern Himalayas that provides a scenic and magnetic resonance of Nature and offers some sumptuous views of high rising mountain giants and high flowing water streams across the territory. There are some sheds and rest points at particular junctures around the route that gives some hope to tired travelers peregrinating across the region.

It is a small massif in the Kinnaur Kailash range 

It takes near about two weeks to transcend the base camp and the trekking zone if travelers want to enjoy the fascination and the beauty sweeping in the region. We can spot some unique species and chirping sounds from the feathered kingdom in the empyrean on peregrinating across the region. If one is lucky, he can also trace some species of snow leopard and red panda which are rare in any corner of the world today. Proper planning, adequate research, and plenty of information are required to reach the base camp of these mountain peaks which is not easy and requires comprehensible knowledge of the surrounding area and its vicinity. Travelers and mountain leaders would be lucky to conquer this mighty mountain peak in the Kinnaur Kailash range and research its height, shape, and interruption with the surrounding environment.