India’s last shop in Uttarakhand serves hot tea just a few metres short of China border

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<strong>Having named the shop “Hindustan ki Antim Dukan", the tea outlet stands true to it. It is literally the last shop on the India-China border and located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand State.</strong></p>
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The small cosy looking shop is located at about 3,118 metres is nestled in the scenic Himalayas and is a few metres away from the Chinese border.</p>
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The shop was set up by Chander Singh Badwal, 25 years ago and over the years became an attraction for the locals and the tourists as a tea stall which is true to its name. People visiting the shop love to eat Maggi and enjoy their tea, while being close to the China border.</p>
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It is believed that the village of Mana is connected to Mahabharata as it is said that the Pandavas started their ascension to heaven from here.</p>
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Industrialist Anand Mahindra sharing a picture of the shop in his Twitter wrote: "One of the best selfie spots in India? An unmatchable slogan: “Hindustan ki Antim Dukan.” A cup of tea there is priceless."</p>