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This Is India’s Last Shop At The Indo-China Border In Uttarakhand

Sanjana Shenoy
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Uttarakhand is known for housing famous pilgrimage spots, romantic hilly destinations, adventure sport paradises and much more. But did you know that Uttarakhand is also known to have India’s last shop? Well, “Hindustan ki Antim Dukan”, is literally the last shop in India, situated on the Indo-China border in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. It’s often frequented by tourists who want to click pictures near the shop situated on the Indian side of the Indo-Chinese border. Read on to know more.

Devour Maggi & Chai At “Hindustan ki Antim Dukan” In Indo-Chinese Border

“Hindustan ki Antim Dukan” was set up by Chander Singh Badwal 25 years ago.  Perched at an elevation of 3118 metres high, India’s last shop rests in the heart of the Himalayas. It was the first shop to be opened in Mana village, the last village in India, bordering China. Mana village is believed to have mythological roots as the Pandavas from Mahabharat began their journey to heaven from here. When it comes to “Hindustan ki Antim Dukan”, tourists love to flock here for a hot cup of tea and flavoursome Maggi, devoured with a gorgeous view. 

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Anand Mahindra Hailed The Last Shop In India

In fact, business tycoon Anand Mahindra also shared a picture of India’s last shop on Twitter. He revealed that true to its name, a cup of tea would be priceless at this store. It’s a wonderful selfie spot for tourists yearning to explore the unexplored destinations in the state. Well, Chander Singh Badwal opened a tea store, 25 years ago, that has now become a hot spot for adventure junkies to try Maggi and chai on the Indian side of the Indo-Chinese border. So, when are you planning to visit the last shop in India?

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