evidence: The Nelang Valley is a hidden valley or a lesser known place located in the state of Uttarakhand, India. Access to this valley was halted in 1962, after the Indian-Chinese war. It opened for tourists in 2015 and still entrance is limited to 6 vehicles per day. Tourists have only the day time to explore it, they have to come back before the night. Night stay is not allowed in the valley due to security reasons. So there are is no commercial activities in the valley, not even a tea shop. Road is not in good shape and there are a lot of water streams on the way, so only 4×4 vehicles are allowed on this route. Still tourists can only go up to 25 km. [...] A forest department checkout post has been established here and they asked us to show the permit. Finally checking our permit and vehicle they allowed us to go with strict instructions to come back timely by the evening. Now we were driving along with the Jadh Ganga River which is also known as Jahanavi River. This road goes up to the India china border. The interesting thing is that there are no residents in any village in whole Nelang valley. All people of the valley were relocated to the other places during 1962 Indo-china war. [...] Though we missed the core area of the Nelang which resembles Ladakh like terrain. But still it was a fantastic day. Check out the video of our fantastic drive of the Nelang Valley.