The history of Mud Village is deeply intertwined with the cultural and religious heritage of the Spiti Valley. For centuries, the village has been a remote outpost, preserving its traditional way of life largely untouched by external influences. The inhabitants, primarily Buddhists, have maintained their unique customs and traditions. The influence of Tibetan Buddhism is evident in the village's architecture and the spiritual practices of its people. Historically, Mud served as an important stopover for traders and travelers crossing the high mountain passes. Today, while embracing tourism, the village strives to retain its cultural identity and sustainable way of living, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into its rich past.