Rupi Village

The history of Rupi Village is intertwined with the broader history of Kinnaur, a region that has been influenced by both Hinduism and Buddhism. Traditionally, Kinnaur was a semi-independent region ruled by local chieftains before becoming part of British India. The inhabitants of Rupi, like other Kinnauris, have preserved their unique cultural identity and traditions over centuries. The village's architecture, religious practices, and social customs reflect this rich heritage. While detailed historical records specific to Rupi Village are scarce, its existence as a thriving agricultural community within Kinnaur speaks to its enduring connection to the land and its people. The village has adapted to modern influences while maintaining its traditional charm.