Pin Valley National Park is part of the Cold Desert Biosphere Reserve. In this arid region, rainfall is scarce, mainly occurring as snow or fog,
Winters: October to March, the weather is very cold and snowy. Temperatures can drop as low as -20°C to -5°C
Summers: June to September, average temperatures 5°C to 15°C. As the snow melts, the valley transforms with lush greenery and wildflowers blooming.
Over 400 plant species have been found in this area.
Myricaria Shrubs are eaten by Snow Leopard during crucial winter season.
The park is famous for the protection is the endangered Snow Leopard, with an estimated population of about twelve.