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Spiti Valley in the northeastern part of Himachal Pradesh is a cold desert mountain valley and is the land between Tibet and India. One of India’s coldest places, Spiti derives its popularity from its snow-covered mountains, heavy snowfall, trekking trails and monasteries. Holidify’s wide range of Spiti Valley tour packages are perfect for when you’re looking to plan a trip with friends or family. Spiti is well known for its Buddhist culture and is home to several monasteries like the Key Monastery, Dhankar Monastery, Kungri Monastery and Tabo Monastery. You would also find the Trilokinath Temple here. The crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake is a breathtaking sight and is a must-visit attraction in Spiti Valley, along with Suraj Tal.

Places to Visit in Spiti

Chandratal Lake: Chandratal Lake is often referred to as one of the most beautiful lakes located at an altitude of about 4300 m in the mighty Himalayas. This lake is also one of two high-altitude wetlands of India that have been designated as Ramsar sites. It is believed that the Chandratal Lake lies in the vicinity of a place from where God Indra's chariot picked up Yudhishthira, the eldest of Pandava brothers in Mahabharata. The colour of the water of this holy lake keeps changing from reddish to orange to blue to emerald green as the day ends.  Key Monastery: The Key Monastery is a famous Tibetan Buddhist monastery in the Lahaul and Spiti District. Also known as the Kye Monastery and Ki Monastery, it is over a thousand years old and is also the largest monastery to be found in the entire Spiti Valley. The monastery enshrines Buddha idols in the Dhyana position and has a collection of ancient books and murals. Suraj Tal: Suraj Tal Lake is considered as the 3rd largest lake in India. Due to the belief that a dip in the Suraj Tal lake cleanses a person of his sins, it attracts a lot of people and is therefore considered spiritual. However, the major reason that the lake has gained popularity is that it comes en-route to the famous Manali-Leh path that is popular for trekking and biking trips, that also encompasses the Baralacha-La Pass on the way.  Baralacha La: The Baralacha La, also known as the Baralacha Pass, is a high mountain pass that is located at the height of 16,040 feet above the sea level. This 8 kilometres long pass connects the Lahaul district in Himachal Pradesh to Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir and is located along the Leh-Manali highway. People who visit this pass also love to enjoy the trek from the Baralacha up to the Chandratal. The scenery and views here are breathtaking, and the barren land without any hotels and shops looks stunning.  Dhankar Monastery: Dhankar Monastery, also referred to as Dankhar, Drangkhar or Dhangkar Gompa, is perched unbelievably on the edge of a cliff and offers a panoramic view of Spiti valley. Built one thousand years ago on a 1000 feet high mountain and overlooking the heart-stirring sight of the confluence of Spiti and Pin rivers, Dhankar Monastery is listed as one of the world's 100 most endangered monuments.  Kibber: Kibber, also known as Kyibar, is a small village located in the Spiti Valley. Surrounded by picturesque mountains and barren landscapes, Kibber boasts of being the highest village with a motorable road. The village is particularly famous for the local monastery and Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary. One can spend a day at the rest houses here, with the mountains watching over.  Tabo Monastery: The Tabo Monastery is one of the oldest monasteries located in the Tabo Village of Spiti Valley. In fact, it is the oldest monastery in India and the Himalayas that has been functioning continuously since its inception. This alluring monastery is renowned as the 'Ajanta of the Himalayas'. This is because the walls of the monastery are decorated with fascinating murals and ancient paintings, much like the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra. Pin Valley National Park: The Pin Valley National Park is home to the rare species of famous Himalayan snow leopards and their prey, the Ibex. The National  Park is most famous for its incredible trek. It snows for the most part of the year rendering the trek a thrilling and adventurous expedition. There are also Siberian Ibex, Bharal, red fox, weasel and marten that call this place their home. While foreign nationals are not permitted here, Indian nationals need a permit to visit.

Things to Do in Spiti

Spiti Valley Bike Trip: Being in the trans-Himalayan Region, the terrain of Spiti is favoured among adventure bikers and motorcycle enthusiasts. It features toward the top on the list of any Mountain Biker. Ride on some of the highest roads and through the cold desert mountain valley's dreamy landscapes. The best time for such an experience is during the months of June to September. Yak Safari: One of the prime things to do in Spiti Valley is enjoying a ride on a yak. Yak and Horse Safaris are the best and some of the most popular and loved ways to explore this region. The activity is a very popular one among the tourists and even among the locals. River Rafting: ​​Rafting is one of the most thrilling things to do in Spiti. Riding the tides in the backdrop of rocky hills and picture perfect setting is an experience of a lifetime. You can try the activity in the Pin and Spiti rivers. This rafting activity covers a distance of 180 kms on an average. Stargazing: Stargazing is a unique experience that is especially enjoyable in the hills. And Spiti Valley is one such place where you can en-cash this surreal experience. On clear nights, you can see the night sky studded with millions of diamond like stars. While the activity is in itself, immensely peaceful, it is also a time to reminisce, and is surely going to be an experience of a lifetime for you. Trekking: Spiti is the haven for adventure seekers and trekkers as it offers treks through some of the most unseen, dream-like landscapes, watched over by majestic sceneries. For the more experienced trekkers there is the Pin-Parvati route. Other routes include Kaza-Langza-Hikim-Comic-Kaza, Kaza-Ki-Kibber-Gete-Kaza, Kaza-Losar-Kunzum La and Kaza-Tabo-Sumdo-Nako.

Why to Buy Spiti Tour Packages?

  Difficult Terrain: Spiti's rugged landscape with high mountain passes and narrow, winding roads can be challenging to navigate, especially for those not accustomed to such terrains. Tour packages often include experienced drivers who are familiar with these routes, ensuring a safer and more comfortable journey. Limited Accommodation: Spiti has limited accommodation options, and during peak tourist season, finding a place to stay can be tricky. Tour packages usually secure lodging in advance, relieving travelers of the hassle of searching for rooms in remote areas. Harsh Weather Conditions: Spiti experiences extreme weather conditions, including heavy snowfall in winters and the possibility of landslides in monsoon. Tour operators are equipped to handle such situations, providing alternative plans and ensuring the safety of travelers. Altitude Sickness: Spiti is at a high altitude, and altitude sickness can affect visitors. Tour packages often include acclimatization days and medical assistance if needed. Limited Connectivity: Spiti has limited mobile network coverage and internet connectivity. Tour packages can help travelers stay connected through satellite phones and provide communication solutions. Cultural Sensitivity: Spiti has a unique culture, and it's essential to respect local customs and traditions. Tour packages often come with guides who can facilitate interactions with locals and ensure travelers behave respectfully. Permits and Regulations: Some areas in Spiti require special permits for tourists. Tour operators are well-versed with the permit requirements and can arrange them in advance. In summary, purchasing a tour package for Spiti can alleviate the logistical challenges and uncertainties associated with this remote destination, allowing travelers to focus on enjoying the breathtaking scenery and rich culture that Spiti has to offer.

Best Time to Visit Spiti

The best time to visit Spiti are the summer months of June to September are ideal. This period allows you to explore the region, indulge in trekking, and witness local festivals. However, if you want to witness the stunning transformation of the landscape and don't mind some rainfall, the monsoon season from July to September can be captivating. Autumn, from September to November, offers clear skies and the opportunity for trekking and photography in pleasant weather

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4 Nights / 5 Days

Manali(0N) → Kaza(4N)

₹ 21,599* per person

₹ 21,599*

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Spiti Valley in Summers: 1 Week in Breathtaking Kinnaur & Spiti

7 Nights / 8 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Shimla(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 40,500* per person

₹ 40,500*

Adventurous Manali, Kaza & Chandratal

6 Nights / 7 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Manali(1N) → Kaza(3N) → Chandartal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 35,900* per person

₹ 35,900*

Spiti Valley Tour from Manali

Manali(0N) → Chandertal(1N) → Kaza(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(1N)

₹ 23,000* per person

₹ 23,000*

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Kinnaur Spiti Tour Package: Short Trek to Kamru Fort

8 Nights / 9 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Narkanda(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandertal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 51,900* per person

₹ 51,900*

Unforgettable Manali, Kaza, Chandrataal and More

5 Nights / 6 Days

Manali (1N) → Kaza (2N) → Chandrataal (1N) → Tabo (1N)

₹ 22,720* per person

₹ 22,720*

Beautiful Spiti Valley, Kaza and Tabo Package

Shimla(1N) → Chitkul(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Kaza(3N) → Kalpa(1N)

₹ 35,520* per person

₹ 35,520*

Kinnaur Spiti Tour Package

Chandigarh(0N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Dhankar(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandartal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 50,900* per person

₹ 50,900*

Shimla and Spiti Valley Tour Package with Manali

11 Nights / 12 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Shimla(2N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(3N) → Batal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 80,500* per person

₹ 80,500*

Sangla Kalpa Tour Package with Sarahan & Narkanda

Sarahan(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Sangla(2N) → Narkanda(1N)

₹ 24,999* per person

₹ 24,999*

Kinnaur Spiti Highland Jeep Safari

10 Nights / 11 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Shimla(1N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Pin Valley(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandertal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 55,500* per person

₹ 55,500*

Lahaul Spiti Tour Package: 10 Nights 11 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Shimla(1N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandratal Lake (1N) → Manali(1N) → Mandi (1N)

₹ 58,800* per person

₹ 58,800*

Spiti Tour Package from Delhi

9 Nights / 10 Days

Delhi(0N) → Manali(1N) → Kaza(3N) → Sissu(1N) → Udaipur(1N) → Keylong(2N) → Manali(0N)

₹ 51,999* per person

₹ 51,999*

Wonders of Spiti Valley

Chandigarh(0N) → Manali(2N) → Jispa(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 34,500* per person

₹ 34,500*

Exploring Kinnaur and Spiti Valley

Chandigarh(0N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla Valley(2N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandertal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 49,200* per person

₹ 49,200*

Kinnaur and Spiti Offbeat Adventurer Tour Package

Chandigarh(0N) → Narkanda(1N) → Sangla(2N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Langza(1N) → Chandertal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 59,530* per person

₹ 59,530*

Remarkable Lahaul Spiti Valley with Pin Valley National Park

3 Nights / 4 Days

Pin Valley National Park (3N)

₹ 17,536* per person

₹ 17,536*

Adventurous Spiti Valley Trek

Delhi(0N) → Manali(1N) → Kaza(1N) → Kibber(1N) → Kowmik(1N) → Demul(1N) → Lahlung(1N) → Dhankar(1N) → Kaza(1N) → Manali (1N)

₹ 69,972* per person

₹ 69,972*

Kinnaur Lahaul Spiti Tour Package: Excursion to Chitkul

Delhi(0N) → Shimla(1N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla(2N) → Kalpa(1N) → Nako(1N) → Kaza(1N) → Keylong(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 50,690* per person

₹ 50,690*

Offbeat Himachal Trip : Kaza, Kalpa and Sangla

Kufri(1N) → Sangla(2N) → Kalpa(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Manali(2N) → Chandigarh(1N)

₹ 29,266* per person

₹ 29,266*

Mesmerising Spiti Tour Package

Kaza(2N) → Pin Valley(1N) → Kaza(1N)

₹ 21,000* per person

₹ 21,000*

Monastries and Camping Package: Spiti Valley with Chandrataal Lake and Tabo

Chandrataal Lake (2N) → Tabo (2N)

₹ 21,712* per person

₹ 21,712*

Memorable and Lasting Tour Package to Himachal and Spiti

14 Nights / 15 Days

Chandigarh(0N) → Narkanda(1N) → Sarahan(1N) → Sangla(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandratal Lake(1N) → Keylong(2N) → Manali(2N) → Dharamshala(2N)

₹ 80,000* per person

₹ 80,000*

Adventurous Spiti Bike Tour

Chandigarh(0N) → Manali(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandratal(1N) → Manali(1N)

₹ 26,090* per person

₹ 26,090*

Adventurous Road Trip to Spiti Valley

Delhi(0N) → Shimla(1N) → Narkanda(1N) → Chitkul(1N) → Kalpa(1N) → Tabo(1N) → Pin Valley(1N) → Kaza(2N) → Chandratal Lake(1N) → Manali(2N) → Shimla(0N)

₹ 61,000* per person

₹ 61,000*

Spiti Valley Bike Tour

Manali(0N) → Kaza(2N) → Pin Valley(0N) → Kaza(1N) → Chandertal(1N)

₹ 23,590* per person

₹ 23,590*

Spiti Valley in Winters: Kalpa & Kaza

Shimla(0N) → Kalpa(1N) → Kaza(3N) → Kalpa(2N)

₹ 31,500* per person

₹ 31,500*

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Spiti Valley Itinerary (& Circuit Road Trip) from Shimla

Spiti Valley is a cold mountain desert located in the rain shadow region of the Greater Himalayan ranges . It is snuggled in the north-eastern part of Himachal Pradesh.

Proceeding in counterclockwise fashion from Chandigarh, roadway (NH5) of Spiti valley circuit route passes through Solan, Shimla, Narkanda, Rampur Bushahr, Sarahan, Chitkul , Nako, Tabo and Kaza.

The closing line of Spiti circuit traverses along the Spiti river and meets Manali town after it passes through the Atal tunnel or Rohtang pass.

The valley is bounded by the districts of Kinnaur in the south-east, Kullu in the south, and the valleys of Zanskar and Union Territory of Ladakh in the north. In the east, Spiti shares its boundary with Tibet (China).

The name Spiti or Piti — as it is known among the locals— means ‘The Middle Land’ that is the land between India and Tibet.

⚡ Rundown of Spiti Valley Trip

Departures in 2024.

Our Spiti valley circuit tour departures are scheduled for the last week of May, third week of June, first week of August and between 1-20th September 2024. We are looking for a minimum group size of 6 people.

We also can run personalized trips — tailored to your interests and travel plans — for smaller groups (less than 6 people) and for people willing to incur an additional cost. The trip dates are subjected to notifications prevailing weather and road conditions.

🚘 Spiti Tour (via Chandigarh to Shimla-Kinnaur-Kaza-Manali)

Why take Shimla-Kaza-Manali route for Spiti Valley Road Trip?

There are two road routes to reach Spiti valley, but we recommend the Shimla-Kaza route because:

• Manali to Solang valley and Atal tunnel (north portal) road stretch gets busy during peak summer season (i.e. June-August). You may get stuck in a traffic jam.
• Gramphu to Batal Road is riddled with waterfalls, glacial water melts streams, and water crossings. It is easier and more convenient to drive through this part of the road from Kaza side.
• There is a gradual increase in altitude (barring Narkanda-Rampur Road segment) when driving on the Shimla-Kaza route. This gradual rise in altitude is good for acclimatization. Especially for people coming from the plains.

What Does It Cost?

All-inclusive price of Spiti valley tour starts from 25,500 INR. The final price will be determined by variables like:

• Vehicle (4WD SUV or standard)
• The level of comfort (during stays) you expect.
• Group size.
• Pick-up location (Delhi, Chandigarh, Shimla or Manali)
• Departure date (pre-monsoon in June or post-monsoon in September or October)
• Add-ons availed such as driver, camping gear and guide, and drop location (Shimla, Manali, Chandigarh, or Delhi) etc.

To get the Spiti valley circuit tour cost details, please let us know the following details:

• The group size 
• Arrival city (Chandigarh/ Shimla/Manali), and tour type (standard/premium) etc. 
• Planned month and day of visit
• Number of days in itinerary
• Mode of transportation i.e. 4WD SUV / Sedan / Hatchback car.

Spiti valley and upper Kinnaur is a remote region with high-altitude rugged and difficult terrain. Expect stunning and spectacularly beautiful vales with dreamy vistas instead of fancy hotels or road tracks similar to F1 grand prix circuits.

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⛗ Spiti Circuit Tour Itinerary From Shimla

Day 1 : Chandigarh to Shimla-Narkanda drive

Bucketlist experiences.

• Timber trail.
• Kasauli detour
• Shimla colonial architecture heritage walk.
• Experience 360° view from Hatu peak

Distance 175 km. 6–7 hours drivetime on NH5

On arrival at Chandigarh, drive to Shimla. Halt at Shimla for lunch and sightseeing. Resume the drive and drive to Narkanda(8,858 feet). Overnight stay at HPTDC hotel.

Day 2: Narkanda to Sarahan drive

• Visit Padam palace of erstwhile Bushahr dynasty.
• Explore Rampur Bushahr town.
• Explore Sarahan town.

Sightseeing day trips

• Detour to Tani Jubbar Lake
• Hatu temple

Distance 100 km. 4 hours drivetime on NH 5 and Jeori-Sarahan connecting road

Drive from Narkanda to Sarahan (altittude 2800 meters). Visit Hatu temple en route and relish Dhauladhar and Kinnaur-Garhwal mountain ranges from there. Drive to Sarahan. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3: Sarahan to Chitkul village of Kinnaur

• Drone photography at Tranda Dhank (built by Governor General Dalhousie in 1850s.
• Experience driving by steep Satluj river gorge and through Tranda Dhank (cliff) ― Old Hindustan–Tibet Road section that is carved into a rock face.
• Angling in Baspa river.
• See Western Tragopan (Jajurana) in Sarahan Pheasantry.
• Visit Sarahan Palace (Shanti Kunj) of Bushahr dynasty.
• Bhimakali temple visit.
• Sarahan Western Tragopan Pheasantry visit.

Distance 106 km. 5 hours drivetime on Jeori-Sarahan connecting road, NH5 and Karcham-Sangla-Chitkul Road

Sarahan is a beautiful village famous for the architecturally and historically significant Bhimakali temple, which has a history of more than 1500 years. One can take in the stunning views of the Srikhand Mahadev peak (5150 meters) from there.

While not actually close enough as it seems, the spectacular Srikhand Mahadev mountain range appears as if it is just an arm’s length away. Visit the bird sanctuary of a near-extinct bird species.

Drive to Chitkul village and stay there in a hotel. Drive distance is about 106 Kms. Night stay at hotel in Chitkul.

Day 4: Chitkul to Kalpa drive

• See temple architecture of Kamru Badri Vishal deity temple.
• See Kamru fort.
• Angling in Baspa River.
• Tibetan wood carving center.
• Sangla monastery.
• Temple architecture of Sangla Bering Nag Temple.
• Hike to Sangla Kanda Lake
• Chitkul village walk.
• Explore Sangla town and village.
• Rakcham village.
• Photography in Buckwheat fields of Rakcham village.
• Chitkul Mata Devi temple and monastery visit.
• Kamru temple and fort.
• Ranikanda meadows visit.
• Sangla village and Bering Nag temple visit.

Distance 62 km. 3 hours drivetime on Chitkul-Sangla-Karcham road, NH5 and Powari-Kalpa connecting road.

Chitkul (at 3400 meters above sea level), is the last village on the Indo-Tibet border. It is the most visited place in the Baspa Valley of Kinnaur.

We will visit Chitkul Mata temple and then drive back to Sangla . When we reach Sangla, we can visit the Bering Nag temple on our return trip. Visit the ancient fort at Kamru village.

As we continue on our journey, we will reach Kalpa, a well-known place – both among travellers and locals – for breathtaking sunrises over the Kinnaur Kailash mountain range.

After breakfast, drive (65 km distance) to Kalpa that is located at 8800 feet. Visit Chini village monastery and temple, Roghi cliff point and Roghi village. Overnight stay at the HPTDC Kalpa hotel.

Day 5: Kalpa to Charang village

• Explore Chini heritage village.
• Explore Kalpa Market
• Take in the stunning views of Kinner Kailash group of mountains (morning and evening views are unparalleled) from Kalpa.
• Spend time with local people of Kalpa and Roghi village.
• Visit 170+ year old Roghi Forest Rest House built by Governor General Dalhousie.
• Rolla Dokhang (infamous suicide point), and Roghi village visit.
• Roghi village and Narayan temple visit.
• Kalpa Vishnu Narayan temple and monastery visit.

Distance 60 km. 3 hours drivetime on Kalpa-Powari connecting road, NH5 and Moorang-Thangi-Charang road.

Kalpa (altitude 3000 meter). Kalpa offers a splendid view of Kinner Kailash mountain range. One can take in the visceral views of Kinner Kailash peak & Shivlingam, Raldang peak & Jorakanden peak.

Explore places around Kalpa like Chini market and village, monastery and Kalpa Narayanes & Vishnu temple. Drive to Charang village & camp there.

Day 6: Charang to Tabo monastery drive

• Visit one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Kinnaur, Charang Rangrik Tsungma monastery.
• Visit Moorang village fort and Buddhist monastery.
• Visit Rapuk Shankras Temple of Thangi village.
• Explore Nako village and Nako Lake.
• Gue village detour to see 500+ years old mummy and Gue Mummy Stupa.
• Leo-Chango-Hango village (Hangrang valley) detour.
• Charang village walk.
• Rangrik Tsungma Monastery visit.
• Visit last ITBP check post on Indian border.

Distance 160 km. 5 hours drivetime on Charang-Thangi-Moorang road, NH5 and NH505 (Khab – Sumdo Checkpost – Tabo)

Village walk in Charang (altitude 3400 mtr) and visit Rangrik monastery which is more than thousands of years old. Charang has Zanskar kind of landscape and houses and similar to houses built by the people of Zanskar region.

Drive to Thangi and visit to Lochwa monastery located in the middle of Thangi village. Visit Moorang fort and Moorang village.

After lunch, head toward Nako. Nako is located at an altitude of 10496 feet in the barren Hangrang valley of Kinnaur. Visit Nako Lake and monastery and drive to Sumdo check post and the oldest monastery of Himachal, Tabo. Overnight at a hotel/homestay.

Sumdo Check Post

Due to ever-increasing footfall of the tourists — and the resultant increase in their carbon footprint — in Lahaul and Spiti district, the district administration has started levying SADA (Special Area Development Authority) fee/toll at Sumdo Indian Army Check Post from 1 January 2024.

It was discussed (at a meeting of the Special Area Development Authority) that the tourist traffic is increasing day by day in the Spiti valley. Due to this, there is a financial shortage for solid waste management and sewage management in the Kaza and Tabo areas of Spiti block.  — Harsh Negi, SDM, Kaza 

Here are the details of the SADA fee charged for different type of vehicles entering in Lahual & Spiti district. 

Day 7: Tabo – Pin Valley drive

• See Thangka scroll paintings, frescos and mural paintings inside Tabo monastery.
• See mud stupas built around the monastery.
• Hike to Tabo caves (that were used by Buddhist monk of Tabo monastery for meditation).
• Visit Stupas and chortens, monastery museum and library.
• See the rock carvings near Tabo village government school.
• Visit over 1000-year-old Dhankar monastery and fort – A cliff fort and erstwhile capital of Spiti Nono Kings. Dhankar monastery was listed as 100 most endangered sites in the world by World Monuments Fund (WMF) in 2006. WMF is a New York based non-government and non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of historic architecture and cultural heritage sites around the world. 
• See the confluence of Spiti and Pin River and panoramic view of Spiti and Pin valley from Dhankar fort roof.
• Dhankar lake hike.
• See gold-leaf Buddhist sculptures at Serkhang Monastery of Lhalung village.
• Tabo monastery visit.
• Hike to caves above the village.

Distance 65 km. 3 hours drivetime on NH505 (Tabo-Attargo bridge) and Attargo-Mud village road.

On day 7 of Spiti circuit itinerary, we leave Tabo after breakfast and drive to Mudh village, the last village in Pin valley. Pin Valley is the least explored valley in Himachal Pradesh’s Spiti region.

Explore Mikkim and the village of Sangnam . Visit the Kungri Monastery and then the charming hamlet of Mudh — the Pin Valley’s last motorable village.

Stay at Mud for the night (12000 feet above sea level).

Day 8: Mud – Dhankar monastery – Kaza

• Watch stone breaking ceremony, ritual and drama performance by Buchen (shaman of Spiti Himalaya) in Mud village of Pin Valley.
• Sight rare Himalayan wildlife in Pin Valley National Park
• Photography on the beautiful banks of Pin River (right side tributary of Spiti river).
• Experience hospitality of people in Homestay.
• Taste local dishes and beverages in Homestay.
• See sangam (confluence) of a stream coming from Parvati Pass and Pin River and Sagnam village.
• Walk on Tailing village bridge. A wooden suspension bridge built over Pin river.
• Mud village walk.

Distance 50 km. 3 hours drivetime on Mud-Attargo bridge and NH505 (Attargo-Kaza road)

Drive to the eye-catching and imposing monastery of Dhankar . Perched on a riverfront cliff, Dhankar was the former capital of the Spiti Valley (when the valley was ruled by Nono kings).

Overlooking the Spiti river, it offers panoramic views of the river valley. Visit one of the oldest Gompa in the Spiti Valley. Overnight at a hotel in Kaza.

Day 9: Kaza-Hikkim-Lalung-Langza-Key-Kibber (5 – 6 hours drivetime)

• Visit Komic (or Komik) village – the highest altitude village of Asia accessible by road.
• Send postcards to your friends and family from highest altitude post office in the world from Hikkim post office by India Post.
• Tangyud monastery of Komic.
• See Snow leopard mannequin made with snow leopard skin.
• Take drone shots of Buddha statue at Langza hill.
• Kibber village drive.
• Key (or Ki) monastery visit.
• See Cham dance of buddhist monks at Key monastery during the Guitor festival.
• See murals and Thangka paintings inside the Ki monastery complex.
• Take drone shot from Chicham suspension bridge.
• Kaza market visit.
• Kaza monastery visit.
• Key-Kibber-Langza drive.
• Komic and Hikkim village visit.
• Chicham village visit.

The highest village in Asia, Komik, which literally translates to ‘eye of a snowcock’, is situated at a height of 4513 meters. Later, we drive to Hikkim where we visit the world’s highest post office in the world. After sending out a postcard, we drive to Langza.

Once you are here, you can walk around the village and visit the ancient Lang (Temple) which is estimated to be around 1000 years old. Visit to Key monastery . Overnight stay at Cherring’s homestay, Kibber .

Kibber is one of the two (other is Korzok) villages from where the trekkers start their quest for Parang La pass . Raacho Trekkers

Day 10: Drive from Kaza to Kunzum top (4551 meter) & camp at Chandertal Lake (4270 meter)

• Camping experience near Chandratal Lake.
• Explore small glacier lakes above Chandratal.
• Experience view of Spiti and Lahaul valley from 4551 meters high Kunzum-La pass.

Distance 102 km. 4 hours drivetime on Kaza-Kuzum-Batal road (NH505) and Batal-Chandratal lake connecting road.

Drive to one of the most photogenic places in Spiti Valley – the Chandra Tal Lake. Before that, we pass through the high altitude pass of Kunzum La. Stop by at the stupa and pay tribute to the local goddess, “Kuzum Mata” as she’s known.

At 15,000 feet above sea-level, the Kunzum Pass connects Kullu and Lahaul to the Spiti Valley. Live your dream of camping comfortably in the Himalayas as you spend your evening gazing at the Milky Way and the millions of stars on a clear night. Overnight at a camp 2 km away from Chandratal Lake.

Day 11 : Chandratal lake to Manali drive via Atal tunnel

• Experience savoury food at Chacha-Chachi dhaba at Batal.
• Crossing numerous streams and nallahs en route.
• Drive through Atal Tunnel – the engineering marvel by BRO (Border Road Organisation.

Distance 110 km. 3 hours drivetime on Batal-Atal Tunnel (NH505) and Atal tunnel-Manali road.

On the 10th day of this Spiti Valley tour, drive from Chandratal Lake towards Manali. Drive through the engineering marvel i.e. Atal tunnel and drive to Manali to end our breath-taking Spiti Valley sojourn. Overnight at a hotel in Manali.

Day 12 . Manali to Chandigarh.

After breakfast, enjoy some brilliant views of the Himalayas from your hotel in Manali. Proceed to Chandigarh after breakfast. Drop off at Chandigarh airport in the afternoon. The Spiti circuit tour ends here.

₹ Cost Inclusions in Spiti Circuit Trip

• All arrangements for overnight stays during the trip.
• All food expenses.
• Driver, fuel and toll charges.
• Food will usually consist of morning breakfast, lunch, evening high tea and dinner.
• Special trained certified guides trained for emergency situations.
• Local guides and workers with in-depth knowledge about the local area.
• It will be a cultural and traditional experience as all stays will be mostly in villages.
• Inner line permits and arrangements en route will be arranged by the operator.
• All stays and lodging on a twin sharing basis shall be provided.
• Any kind of personal expenses.
• Camera fees or any other costs arising out of unforeseen circumstances and situation beyond our control.
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusion section.

🧭 Places to visit en route Spiti valley

Narkanda is a small town in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh. It is located at an altitude of 2750 meters on the Hindustan-Tibet Road (NH 05). Surrounded by the forest Kinnaur – Garhwal Himalayan Range. The experience of a panormic view from the Hatu top is not to be missed.

Padam Palace, Rampur Bushahr

The palace of erstwhile Bushahr princely state is built in neo-gothic architecture. Built between 1919 and 1925 for the Raja of Bushehr, the main building is still private, but one section is now the Nau Nabh Hotel, and the garden is open to visitors. From here you can admire the facade’s stone arches, carved-wood upper storey, peaked gables, and turreted towers. In front is a remarkable multi-gabled bandstand carved with peacock figures.

Sarahan is a small village near Jeori town. It is the site of the Bhimakali Temple, dedicated to the goddess Bhimakali, the presiding deity of the rulers of the former Bushahr State. The temple is situated about 170 kilometers from Shimla and 12 kilometers from Jeori town.

Sarahan Pheasantry

Also known as Jajurana Bird Sanctuary, this park is worth a visit. It hosts Jajurana, the state bird of Himachal Pradesh and a few other rare birds. Please note that the sanctuary remains closed from July to September for bird mating season. If you are traveling in any month apart from these three, a visit is highly recommended.

Baspa valley of Kinnaur

Bordering along western Himalaya with Tibet and Garhwal, the Baspa valley of Kinnaur has been open to visitors since the early nineties. The valley got its name from the Baspa river which originates from Chung Sakhago pass and meanders for around 30 km before meeting Satluj on its left bank near Karcham. Unlike the Spiti valley and Hangrang region of Kinnaur, the Baspa valley is a green paradise in largely barren mountains.

Baspa valley or Sangla valley is known for fruit-laden orchards, cedar-covered slopes and flower crusted meadows. Bhojpatra tree is abundantly found in the Chitkul region. A land of blue skies, buzzing Baspa river, soaring peaks, deep valleys, apple orchards, and syncretic culture — Baspa valley a place for people who are seeking genuine peace and soul-calming solitude far, far from the madding crowd. The fort of Kamru is another landmark in Baspa valley.

Chitkul, Rackcham, Sangla, Kamru and Chansu villages should be on your bucket list if you are visiting Kinnaur for the first time.

Kalpa Village

A small village about 10 kilometers from district headquarters Reckong Peo, known for the magnificent view of Kinner Kailash peaks . The focal point is Chini village and surrounding places like Kalpa Narayanas temple and Buddhist monastery.

Kalpa will probably be the last town where your phone will work flawlessly, no matter which network you are on. As you cross Kalpa and continue towards Pooh, your phone services will be a come and go before it completely dies. Only the BSNL network works in the Spiti & Lahaul valley.

Reo Purgyil peak view

At an altitude of 6816m, it is the highest peak of the state of Himachal Pradesh . You can get a good view of the peak from Khab Bridge if the weather is clear. If not from Khab Bridge, you will have to go up to Namgia or Tashigang village to get a clear view. Nako Village is located on the slopes of this mountain.

Nako Lake And Monastery

A small man-made lake in the village of Nako. It is not much to look at during the daytime but try some photography around the lake at either dusk or dawn and you will be able to get some good shots. Nako Monastery is an 11th-century ancient monastery located in the village of Nako . It was built by Buddhist Mahaguru Rinchen Zangpo who translated many Sanskrit Buddhist texts into Tibetan. He founded around 100 monasteries in western Tibet including Tabo monastery.

Tabo Monastery

Tabo Monastery: An ancient monastery believed to be over a thousand years old and one of the holiest. Founded in 996 AD it is also known as Ajanta of the Himalayas . Many priceless collections of scroll paintings, manuscripts, well-preserved statues, frescoes, and extensive murals can be found here.

Dhankar Monastery

Also known as Dhangkar Gompa, it is an ancient monastery built on a 1000 foot high cliff overlooking the confluence of Spiti and Pin Rivers. Apart from its heritage, this monastery is also famous for its spectacular setting. “Dhang” means cliff and “Kar” means fort, hence the literal name of the place is “Fort on a cliff”.

Key Monastery

Also known as Kye or Ki Gompa, it is one of the largest monasteries in Spiti valley that also serves as a training center for Lamas. It is believed to be over a thousand years old and has a vast collection of ancient murals and books.

Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary

It was established in 1992, Kibber is India’s only wildlife sanctuary in cold desert and is home to several rare animals like Ibex, Blue Sheep, Red Fox, Tibetan woolly hare, Himalayan wolf, lynx, pika, Tibetan wild ass.

Kunzum Pass

Your first high altitude pass of the journey, unless you have somehow managed to climb up to Shipki La in which case Kunzum will be your second. Connecting the valleys of Lahaul and Spiti, this pass is at an elevation of 4,590 meters, higher than Rohtang La. It remains closed from late October until early June.

Chandratal Lake

A beautiful lake is also the source of the river Chandrabhaga . If you can manage to be around here after sunset, it is a perfect place for capturing some magnificent sky and milky way pictures.

This small lake is one of the key highlights of the journey to Spiti valley and a perfect camping spot. There is also a legend associated with this lake. The confluence of the “moon-born” Chandra and the “sun-born” Bhaga takes place at Tandi, where the fabled Chandrabhaga or Chenab River comes into being.

Interestingly enough, Wikipedia article refer this lake as Tso Chigma . Tso is a Tibetan / Bhoti word which translates to lake, but there is no reference of Chigma either in Tibetan or Bhoti language. A lake is referred to as Dhar in Spiti vernacular language.

The mighty Rohtang pass, the spot where you will cross over to Manali and finish your Spiti journey. The name of this pass literally means “a pile of corpses” which I believe attributes to the fact that a lot of people died while crossing it in ancient times. Expect to find snow at the top no matter which month you are traveling in. The vistas around from the top of the pass and even on the ascent/descent are quite breathtaking.

Palari (or Balari top) is one and hour hour hike away from Demul village. From this vantage point, one can see about 15 (including Demul) villages of Spiti valley.

Spiti Road Trip In Summers

Hit the road on our epic overland journey spanning over ~1200 km, as you traverse seven picturesque districts and explore some of the most sought-after hill stations in Himachal Pradesh. Before venturing into the hidden gems of Spiti valley and Kinnaur, this adventure will take you through breathtaking hill towns like Narkanda, Sarahan, Kalpa. Discover the untamed wilderness of vales like Pin, Hangrang, and Tidong, and marvel at the incredible engineering feat that is the Atal Tunnel. This is an experience of a lifetime, offering a perfect mix of Himalayan beauty, tribal cultural experiences, and adrenaline-pumping road adventure on the old Hindustan-Tibet highway.

BSNL works in all regions of Spiti valley and Kinnaur. Reliance Jio has started expanding its network in Spiti valley. It is expected to get functional by the summer of 2021.

In summers, the maximum temperature crosses the 20 degrees Celsius mark in Spiti valley. During sunny daytime, you’ll feel comfortable just by wearing a t-shirt and trousers. It is always good to get wrapped in layers of clothes, as the weather can change anytime in the Himalayas. Even if the sun starts shining again, you can always get rid of the outer layers of clothing.  Here is the packing list (summers) for Spiti valley:  T-shirts.  A windcheater/ rain jacket. Jeans/trousers.  Light woolen.  A cap/hat.  Sunglasses.  A pair of hiking shoes.  3/4 pairs of regular socks.  A water purifier and filtration bottle (avoid plastic bottle).  Personal hygiene essentials.  Sunscreen sunblock cream. Spiti valley packing list (for winters):  A pair of good quality waterproof trekking boots. Three pairs of cotton socks. Two pairs of waterproof hiking pants. One pair of shorts Two pairs of fleece jumpers.  Two pairs of thermal tops and bottoms One down jacket. Headgear (1 beanie/skull cap, 1 buff, and 1 trekking cap).  A pair of thick gloves Personal hygiene essentials(alcohol-based gel hand sanitizer, soap, towels, toilet papers, baby wipes, etc.).  UV-block sunglasses. First aid kit. A water purifier and filtration bottle.

Spiti valley is acclaimed for its distinctive Moon-esque landscapes and interesting landforms. 5 entities that define the Spiti valley are:  Chandratal — .the lake of moon.   Buddhist monasteries of Ki, Kaza, Kungri, and Tabo.  Snow leopards of Kibber — the grey ghost of the Himalayas. Fascinating Tibetan culture and customs.  Fossils — dating back to the Triassic period (252-201 million years ago) — of  Langza village.  

Shimla to Narkanda-Rampur Bushahr-Powari-Pooh-Dubling village drive is on National Highway 5 (NH5). The Dubling village to Nako-Tabo-Kaza drive is on NH505. Kaza is the headquarters of Spiti valley. During winters, Shimla-Narkanda-Rampur road gets closed for a day or two whenever there is a long spell of snowfall. During such events, take the Shimla-Suni-Rampur Bushahr route along the Satluj river. This route stays open for all 365 days of the year. It takes longer — when compared from Manali to Spiti valley (Via Atal tunnel) route — to reach Kaza from Shimla. Shimla is one of the two places (second is Manali town) to start the Spiti valley circuit tour .

The road from Manali follows the Solang Valley-Atal tunnel-Gramphu-Batal-Kunzum Pass-Losar-Kaza route. The distance from Manali to Kaza is 183 km, and it takes about 6-7 hours (at one go) to reach Kaza. Manali-Kaza is a shorter route than the Shimla-Kaza route.  Though the Atal Tunnel has hardly reduced the road distance between Manali and Spiti valley by nearly 20 km, the drive time between the two places has now been reduced by over 2 hours. Manali town is one of the two — the second is Shimla — places to start the Spiti valley circuit tour .

You need to follow Ambala-Zirakpur Expressway on National Highway(NH) 44 and Zirakpur to Shimla (111 km) on NH5 in Himachal Pradesh. Shimla to Narkanda-Rampur Bushahr-Powari-Pooh-Dubling village drive is on NH5. Dubling village to Nako-Tabo-Kaza drive is on NH505. Kaza is the headquarter of Spiti valley.

Yes. The circuit is doable in October, though, the weather gets highly erratic — after September — in high altitude regions of Kinnaur, Spiti valley and Lahaul valley.

No. The Manali-Spiti route gets closed when thick layers of snow blankets the Kunzum pass in November/December. The traffic movement resumes only after March month. 

Though the Manali to Spiti valley route gets closed — most often after November/early December till March — during winters, the Shimla-Narkanda-Rampur-Nako-Kaza road stays open even during wintertime. During long spells of snowfall, Shimla-Kaza road may get closed for a day or two. BRO team from Project Deepak and local administration employs dozers, snow cutters, and excavators to clear the snow and reopen the route after a spell of snow in the route. Ping us to get the latest road and connectivity updates.

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Spiti Valley Tour Packages: ‘There is no greater beauty or charm than what we can find in nature’, and this notion goes absolutely well with one of nature’s best creations; Spiti Valley. Located at an altitude of over 4,000 metres, Spiti is known as the ‘middle land’ owing to its location between the territories of India and Tibet. Home to some of the highest landmarks in the entire world and a plethora of roads with hairpin bends, it is no doubt why a Spiti Valley tour is on every traveller’s bucket list. Known for being the setting where the inception of Buddhism in India took place, Spiti in today’s era has become an adventurer’s paradise offering inimatable adventure opportunities for unparalleled thrill and excitement, owing to which Spiti Valley Tour packages have become quite popular.

Located in the northernmost part of the country, Spiti Valley breaks the stereotypical image of what a hill station should look like but ensures that when you are on a Spiti Valley trip you have the same fun as you would have in other hillstations. Spiti Valley tour packages allow you to visit some of the most beautiful and unique destinations not just in India but the entire world. Chandrataal Lake, Kunzum Pass, Chicham Bridge and the 1000 years old Key Monastery are just a few of the many landmarks that you will be exploring when on a Spiti Valley trip. Lahaul Spiti tour packages are quite popular also because they allow you to relish some authentic Pahadi delicacies. Besides delicacies, Spiti Valley tour packages take you to greater heights quite literally with visits to some of the highest altitude landmarks like the world’s highest post office in Hikkim, one of the world’s highest motorable point– the Kunzum pass and many more high altitude attractions that await you in our Lahaul Spiti tour packages.

Want to get an insight into Buddhism and the lives of the monks? Well with our Spiti Valley packages you can perfectly peek into the Buddhist culture and traditions and even get some useful information from the monks who live in the monasteries. And when in the monasteries you just cannot miss out on checking out the architecture of the premises. Not so much of a divine or godly person? Well don’t worry, our Spiti Valley tour packages also entice your adventurous side with a myriad of adventure activities to choose from, like river rafting on one of the country’s highest waterbodies or a trekking expedition, you name it and our Spiti Valley tour packages will have it.

Believed to be submerged under the Tethys Sea over 60 million years ago, the cold desert also possesses ancient marine fossils that for sure will excite the history lover in you, while the road trip enthusiast in you will absolutely cherish the hairpin bends, the high passes and enthralling roads during the Spiti Valley trip. Still looking for more? Well, here’s another interesting characteristic about Spiti, the temperature drops down to below zero degrees celsius, the quote ‘ice in my veins’ might turn out to be quite true in Spiti and what better option to explore it with than our Spiti tour packages.

All of this about Spiti sounds exciting right? Well you can experience it all with our Spiti Valley tour packages.

As we mentioned above, Spiti is a destination with a wide array of landmarks and all of them offer something unique to those who visit it. Well, scroll down and check out some of the destinations that you will be traversing to with our Spiti Valley tour packages and Spiti Valley holiday packages.

Places To Visit In Spiti With Our Spiti Valley Tour Packages

Spiti, one of the most visited destinations in Himachal Pradesh is different from its other Himachali counterparts, and that is what make this location unique and special. Spiti has a plethora of attractions segregated in different parts according to geographical factors. The best part? You can explore them all with our Spiti Valley holiday packages. Some of the sites that you will be visiting with our Spiti Valley tour packages are:

1) Chandrataal Lake : A favourite in all our Spiti Valley packages and located at an altitude of 4,250 meters, the Chandra Taal lake holds a significant place in Hindu mythology as it is believed that the Pandavas arrived at the lake to transport their eldest brother to Swarg or heaven. Shaped like a crescent moon, owing to which it got its name, Chandra Taal lake has become a quintessential destination in almost all Spiti Valley holiday packages. When travelling with our Spiti Valley tour packages, you get the opportunity to cherish the beauty of the lake while strolling along it. If you’re lucky, you might even catch glimpses of some rare birds flying in the region. The lake is a bliss for photographers as it gives immense opportunities to click Insta-worthy pictures. With so much to offer, the Chandrataal lake surely deserves its place in the list of must visit destinations in Spiti Valley tour packages.

Location : South Western Himalaya, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Best Time To Visit : July and August

2) Key Monastery : When on a Spiti Valley trip, you just cannot miss out a visit to the Key Monastery. Another essential addition in Spiti Valley tour packages, the monastery is the largest Buddhist learning centre for Lamas and goes back over 1000 years. Besides being significant in Buddhism, the monastery is also an architectural marvel that gives out views of the entire valley, hence making it the perfect spot to click Insta worthy pictures. The monastery possesses a plethora of artefacts and has murals that takes travellers back in time. Travellers on a Spiti Valley trip when in the monastery can get into an insightful conversation with the monks of the monastery. This monastery is one of those places that you must visit, therefore do check out our Spiti Valley holiday packages to explore the monastery in person.

Location : Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Best Time To Visit : May to October

Timings : 7AM to 7PM

3) Dhankar Monastery : Crunched between the towns of Kaza and Tabo in the village of the same name, the Dhankar monastery is quite similar to its counterpart. The major difference between the Key monastery and Dhankar monastery is that Key monastery is a Buddhist learning centre while Dhankar monastery is a symbolic salutation of Buddhism. Established at a height of 3,294 metres above sea level, Dhankar in the primeval era was the capital of Spiti kingdom. The monastery is also perfect to take in the breathtaking views of the valley. All these characteristics make this monastery an essential addition to all Spiti Valley tour packages.

Location : Sichling- Dhankar Gompa, Dhankar, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Timings : 6:30AM to 5PM

4) Hikkim : Seen your friends post pictures on Instagram in front of a post office with the majestic mountains in the background? Well, this is the place where the magic happens. Welcome to the the world’s highest post office in Hikkim. Well not just the world’s highest post office, Hikkim also holds the record for having the world’s highest polling station. The land of the highest altitude landmarks is also one of those that has both mountains and forests on its terrain. Those travelling in Spiti Valley holiday packages will absolutely love this destination for its peace and tranquillity. Besides the high landmarks, the place is also popular for having snow-capped peaks throughout the year. The village has something to offer to everyone who visit it and the best way to explore it is with our Spiti Valley tour packages.

Location : Hikkim Village, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Best Time To Visit : The best time to visit Hikkim is during the summer months of April to October.

5) Langza Village : History fans travelling with our Spiti Valley packages, assemble! You’re in for a treat. Want to spot some ancient fossils? Then Langza is the place for you, also known as the fossil village, Langza has a sizeable amount of fossils which occurred here, the reason for their occurrence is believed to be the fact that Spiti was submerged under the Tethys Sea over 60 million years ago. One of the remotest villages of India, Langza is renowned for its authentic handicrafts and shawls which travellers in Spiti tour packages can buy to take back home. Langza is different from your ordinary destination that surely deserves a visit during a Spiti Valley tour.

Location : Langza is located in the heart of Spiti Valley and is just 16 Kms away from the capital city of Kaza.

Best Time To Visit : Like all other destinations in this list, a visit to Langza is preferred during the summer months of June to October.

6) Pin Valley National Park : Want to spot some rare flora and fauna during your Spiti tour? Then this is the perfect place for you. Located in the heart of the capital city of Spiti Valley, Kaza, the Pin Valley National Park is a must visit destination these days. Home to some of the rarest species like the Snow Leopard, Bharal, Red Fox and more, the location is a paradise for wildlife lovers. Besides the rare animals, medicinal plants can be found in abundance in the national park making it an essential addition to numerous Spiti Valley tour itineraries.

Location : Kaza, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Best Time To Visit : The best months to visit the Pin Valley National Park is during the months of May to October.

Activities To Try In Spiti Valley Tour

With so many places to visit in Spiti, a Spiti Valley tour is incomplete without activities that stimulate all the five senses. You can take part in a plethora of activities when travelling with our Spiti tour packages, some of the activities that you can indulge yourself in are;

1) River Rafting : River rafting is one of the most famous activities in Spiti Valley. Rafting on the gushing waters of the Spiti and Pin river during your Spiti Valley tour will surely give you an essential adrenaline rush. The feeling of rafting with the mountains on both sides of the river is surely an amazing one which you must experience at least once in a lifetime.

Location : Spiti and Pin river

Cost : The average cost for river rafting can be anywhere between INR 500 to INR 2000.

Best Time To Do It : A river rafting experience is a bliss during the summer months of June to October.

2) Shopping In Kaza : Did you know that besides inimitable adventures and beauty, Spiti is also an amazing place to shop? Yes, you read that right, the capital city of Kaza has an amazing market from where you can shop for authentic Buddhist and Tibetan handicrafts and apparel. The markets in Kaza are the perfect place to take some souvenirs back home.

Cost : A shopping spree in the market can cost anywhere from INR 1500 to INR 2000.

3) Biking : Taking part in a Spiti Valley tour and not biking is no different than committing a sin. Abode to roads that offer picturesque views, biking is an activity that you must indulge in during a Spiti Valley tour. There are a plethora of circuits that you can ride on, with the best one being the voyage to Chandra Taal Lake. You can also check out our Spiti Valley Tour packages to have an amazing biking experience in Spiti Valley.

Best Time To Visit : The roads in Spiti Valley usually get covered under sheets of snow in winters, therefore the best time to take part in a biking expedition in Spiti Valley is during the summer months of June to October.

4) Camping at Chandra Taal : Said to be the spot where the Pandavas came to transport their eldest brother to Swarg, Chandra Taal is one of the most beautiful lakes not just in India but the entire world. Getting it’s name due to the fact that the lake reflects the moonlight, camping near the Chandra Taal lake is an experience that you will be cherishing for a lifetime. Want to know something exciting? You get the opportunity to camp near the lake in a plethora of Spiti Valley tour packages.

Location : Chandra Taal Lake, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Best Time To Do It : The best time to camp near the lake is during the summer months of May to October.

5) Visiting the 500 Years Old Mummy : We’re sure that you must have heard the tales of the meditating monk of Giu Village whose mummy is now up for display in a shrine. When on a Spiti Valley tour, you just cannot miss a visit to the shrine in the village that is crunched between the towns of Sumdo and Tabo.

Location : Giu Village, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

Entry Fees : Free Entry

Timings : 8AM to 5PM

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Camping at Chandratal

Make your Spiti Valley experience memorable by camping near the Chandratal lake with stunning views in every direction.

Explore the stunning Himalayan mountains while riding your bike. It's something that everyone should experience at least once.

Trek to Dhankar Lake

Trekking to Dhankar Lake is one of the best things to do in Spiti Valley. Perfect place to find peace

Fossil Hunting

While not many people do it, it's definitely a unique experience to have in Spiti.

Yak Safaris

The best way to experience Spiti is to live & travel like a local. i.e. going on a yak safari

Wildlife Watching

Spiti Valley is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including the elusive snow leopard.

Beautiful Places To Visit In Spiti Valley For A Blissful Vacay

Chandratal lake.

Best place to visit in Spiti Valley. The clean water & cool breeze will make you feel at peace

Key Monastery

Key Monastery, the oldest training centre for Lamas & the biggest centre of Buddhist learning in Spiti Valley.

Kunzum Pass

The natural beauty of this region is breathtaking & unparalleled. You'll be mesmerized by the stunning scenery.

Pin Valley National Park

Admire the beauty of nature, go wildlife spotting, and more. There are so many things to do.

Suraj Tal Lake

Surrounded by beautiful mountains, this divine lake is definitely a place you can't miss if you're in Spiti.

Dhankar Monastery

High up in the Spiti valley, this monastery is one of the main tourist destinations for anyone

Places to Enjoy The Rich Flavors Of Spiti

Mahabudha Restaurant

Multi-cuisine

The Himalayan Cafe

Dragon restaurant.

Indian, Tibetan

Cafe Kunzum Top

Cafe, Tibetan

Hotel Dupchen

Tibetan, Continental, Chinese

Best Places to shop in Spiti

Spiti wears.

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Pema collection kaza

Shop For: Tibetan Artifacts

Kunzum Shopping Complex

Shop For: Woolen Clothes, Local Jewellery, Stone Jems

Kaza Market

Shop For: Winter Wear, Chinese Utensils

Spiti Souvenir Shop

Shop For: Carpet, Pure Wool Shawls and Woollen Clothes

Kapil General Store

Shop For: Grocery Items

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• Indian citizens don’t require a permit to enter the Spiti Valley.
• Foreign nationals will need to possess an Inner Line Permit when entering Spiti via Shimla-Kinnaur route as this route takes you close to the Indo-Tibetan border.
• Travellers can acquire Inner Line Permits at the Permits office at Reckong Peo, Kinnaur.

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Explore the unspoiled beauty of the Spiti valley by car, driven by our local drivers taking care of your comfort and safety. We provide you the best tours and accommodation in Spiti using hotels, camps and home stays.

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Spiti Valley with Leh Ladakh Tour

12 nights / 13 days, june end to mid september, 1n shimla 1n sarahan 1n sangla > 1n kalpa 1n nako 1n tabo 2n kaza 1n jispa 1n sarchu 2n leh.

Spiti with Chandrataal Lake Tour

10 nights / 11 days, june end to september, 1n shimla 1n sarahan 1n sangla 1n kalpa 1n tabo 1n kaza 1n kibber 2n keylang 1n manali.

Kinnaur Kalpa with Sangla Valley and Chitkul Tour

6 nights / 7 days, march to november, 1n narkanda 1n sarahan 2n sangla-rakcham 1n kalpa 1n shimla.

Spiti Valley Circular Tour from Shimla

8 nights / 9 days, may end to early october, 1n shimla 1n sangla / chitkul 1n kalpa 1n tabo 1n kaza 1n kaza/chicham 1n chandrataal lake 1n manali.

Spiti Valley Tour From Manali

4 nights / 5 days, early june to early october, 2n kaza 1n dhankar 1n chandertaal lake.

Spiti Valley Holiday Group Tour 2023-24

Mid june to mid september, 1n shimla 1n sangla 1n kalpa 1n tabo 2n kaza 1n chandrataal lake camping 1n manali.

Spiti Valley Winter Tour

November to march, 1n kalpa 1n tabo 3n kaza 1n rampur.

Kinnaur and Spiti Valley Tour From Shimla

7 nights / 8 days, april, may and october, november, 1n narkanda 1n sangla / chitkul 1n tabo 2n kaza 1n kalpa 1n shimla.

Spiti Valley Budget Road Trip

1n shimla 1n sangla / chitkul 1n kalpa 1n dhankar 1n kaza 1n chicham 1n manali.

Kinnaur and Spiti Valley Fixed Departure Group Tour from Shimla

Mid march, april, may and october, november, 1n narkanda 1n chitkul 1n tabo 2n kaza 1n kalpa, our himachal tour packages.

Complete Himachal with Amritsar Tour Package

9 nights / 10 days, throughout year, 2n shimla 3n manali 1n dharamshala 2n dalhousie 1n amritsar.

Shimla Kullu Manali Tour Package

5 nights / 6 days, throughout the year, 2n shimla 3n manali.

Shimla Manali Volvo Tour Package

Throughout the year, 1n overnight on volvo to shimla 1n shimla 2n manali 1n overnight on volvo to new delhi.

Shimla Naldehra Tattapani Family Luxury Holiday Tour Package

March to december, 3n shimla 1n tattapani.

Shoja Jalori Pass Jibhi and Tirthan Valley Tour Package

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Thanks to SPITI TRIPS for making my journey rememberable and enjoyable full Your service was the best to the commitment. The car was neat and clean and the driver was also very cooperative. If you maintain this service level, I will always recommend my friends for sure!

Dolly Mehta  

One of the best service. Starting from the unconventional all-inclusive itinerary to the selection of hotels with amazing views and service to the choice of the best-in-service transportation with highly experienced driver.

Dipu Pinday  

An amazing and unforgettable trip we had during our Spiti Valley tour... The location, the weather, the facilities, the hotels and the food all were par excellence I can say...

Jai Krishna Swami  

I would highly recommend Spiti Trips for Himachal trip. It was a memorable trip for all my friends. The support provided by manager from the start to the entire trip was fabulous. Especially our trip driver, good person with safe & excellent driving skills. So, if someone is planning for Himachal trip, without a thought I would prefer Spiti Trips.

Sanjay Bhiwapurkar  

The valley is unique in it's own way... If USA has the grand canyons we have Spiti Valley. The deep gorges the eroded mountains, the stoney roads make this valley more beautiful than ever. If you like to see mountains in a different way Spiti Valley is the place, go with Spiti Trips.

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You'll definitely fall in love with this place. This place shows us the beauty hold by the nature, the desert mountains, world highest restaurant, Asia's highest bridge, the wonderful Chandra Taal lake and many more places to explore great time.

Nashrin Nadiya  

Good experience with Spiti Trips. Driver was very professional and patience. He pulled over whenever we requested as kids were suffering from motion sickness. Innova was good and clean. Memorable trip.

Omveer Bhardwaj  

I have travelled a lot in my life and explored lots of places but the scenery and landscape in Spiti valley was clearly way beyond anything that I have seen before. I am struggling to find the right words but the closest I can think of is majestic and mesmerising. It is an absolutely gorgeous place for someone who likes mountains and adventure.We were lucky to have discovered Spiti.... spiti trips to help us organise our trip

Roma Sharma  

Best travel experience with The Spiti Trips, Special Thanks to manager, they helped us throughout our trip, the hotel they booked is best and the cab driver thanks for your patience he is very sweet, You guys are the best?

Dilip Ghosh  

It's highly recommended to individuals who wish to do solo or in a group. One just needs to get started and the rest will be taken care of by Spiti Trips team. One of the lifetime trips with the warmest hospitality experience

Anil Kumar Mouria  

The Spiti Trips was simply Excellent. Special thanks to manager by far one of the most co-operative tour and customer handler very supportive and helpful person she took the update on daily basis which was very nice of her. The itinerary was carefully thought through and well balanced. The trip represented great travel for the cost.

Harshil Kapadia  

A fantastic experience with Spiti Trips. They provided us an Innova car in very good condition and our driver was very nice person. He was very friendly, supportive, polite with best driving skills at mountains I really appreciate him, He made our trip very pleasant with his behavior.

Eknath Dialani  

The car was comfortable and driver was reliable. The most important thing was the driving skill; it was a safe and enjoyable ride. The driver had been on the route multiple times, he knew all the roads and provided interesting information at various places we visited and passed by.

Sumit Kumar  

One just needs to get started and the rest will be taken care of by the Spiti Trips Tours team. One of the lifetime trips with the warmest hospitality experience

Ram Prasad  

Spiti Trips provide excellent service, value for money, good car service, and cooperative staff. The trip was well planned we were confident and we were good hand. In future also I will prefer this travel agency, recommended for everyone.

Shiv Kumar Soni  

Thank you so much Spiti Spiti Trips- for arranging the absolute best trip for us. We loved everything about it. Me and my friends cannot stop appreciating the efforts you guys take to arrange the trip. We felt extremely safe with Spiti Trips

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We went to Spiti Trips- with spiti adventure. The overall service was really good. The trip was well planned. We covered all the spot's mentioned in itinerary. The team member were helpful and always there to support us. The choice of places to stay and food was perfect. We really enjoyed a lot. I will recommend this trip planner to have fun, food, safe travel to visit Spiti Valley

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It is one of the best trips that we have taken so far as a couple as it offered a mix of adrenaline rushes and mesmerizing views each day. Taking this trip on a bike gives you the freedom to explore Spiti valley closely and experience one of the most challenging roads in India. We were accompanied by a very supportive Spiti Trips- Tours By Locals that ensured our safety and comfort throughout the trip.

Jenelia Desuja  

The spiti trip is a customised package from Spiti Trips. Thanks for a hassle free, well organised travel and stay arrangements. Hotel rooms and food were really good.

Ananda Roy  

Spiti Trips is by far the most authentic way to see and feel Spiti. If your aim is to travel mindfully while also giving back to this precious Himalayan region and its wonderful people, choose Spiti Trips experiences

Lokesh Malhotra  

If you are looking for a safe and reliable way to explore Spiti with people who know the valley really well, choose Spiti trip Tours and you will not be disappointed.

Satyam Kumar Jha  

Was a truly memorable experience .. A 10-day road trip with my mother. Was entirely planned by Spiti Trips- itinerary was very comprehensive and covered more than I had thought I could see. Days were very well planned, challenging but not overly exhausting.

Annuniti Kumari  

It was a wonderful experience for us with SPITI TRIPS. All our arrangements were up to the mark.. that is much satisfactory. All hotels and transportation arrangements were excellent. Thanks for the best tour.

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Spiti Valley is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the state of Himachal Pradesh, which attracts tourists who are always in pursuit of a peaceful getaway. A Spiti trip has always been an enthralling experience for adventure seekers and nature lovers. Spiti is a beautiful valley in Lahaul-Spiti district, also known as Mini Tibet. There is no doubt that a trip to Spiti Valley is on every traveler’s checklist.

The best part about our Spiti package prices is that they are very economical and provide the best possible deal for a budget traveler. These Spiti holiday tour packages offer ample time and opportunity to connect with nature and take part in some outdoor activities such as hiking and trekking, mountain biking, and more.

Key Destinations in Spiti Valley

One of the most famous attractions of Spiti Valley is Key Monastery. It is one of the biggest and oldest monasteries in Spiti Valley. One should also go for some really beautiful treks and visit the magnificent and peaceful places like Tso Moriri (Ladakh) via the Parang La and Kaphnu (Kinnaur) via the Bhaba Pass. The Spiti valley, however, offers a mesmerizing experience for those who love to be in the lap of nature. It would leave the tourists spellbound, gazing at the majestic Himalayas.

The Spiti region is very famous for the Tibetan and Ladakhi cuisine, one would get to try all tasty food like momos, thukpa, butter tea, Chang (a locally made beer), Arkah (a locally made whiskey) and more. Some of the famous cafes in the town that one must visit are Dragon Restaurant, Sachin Kunga Restaurant, Cafe Kunzum Top, Yak Cafe and more. The most number of restaurants are located in Kaza, offering wide-ranging menus. Pick from our range of Spiti holiday packages and customize these itineraries as per specific requirements to have a great holiday in Spiti.

Best Time to Visit Spiti

The best time to visit Spiti is from the month of March to June. However, the best time to visit will depend on the purpose of your travel. Here is a breakdown of all the seasons to help you plan your trip.

Spiti in Winter

The Winter season in Spiti usually starts in the month of October and ends in February. The weather conditions during these months are quite harsh and most of the roads are blocked during this time. However, if you are ready for adventure and want to witness snow, winter is the right time to visit Spiti. It is also famous for its snow leopard expedition. The temperature usually ranges between -4 degrees Celsius and 20 degrees Celsius. During these months.

Spiti in Summer

The summer season in Spiti usually starts in the month of March and lasts till June, it is the perfect time to visit the destination as the weather is pleasant around these months and all the routes to the destination are open. It is the ideal time to visit and explore places. The temperature usually ranges between 4 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius, nights are usually colder as compared to the day. It is also the best time to visit if you want to indulge in activities like trekking, camping and mountain biking.

Spiti in Monsoon

Monsoon is not a recommended time to visit Spiti, as the destination is prone to landslides and slippery roads during this time. The monsoon season in Spiti usually starts in the month of July and lasts till September. Since the roads are not in good condition, the downpours make it even more difficult to travel around or even reach the destination. The temperature usually ranges between 13 degrees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius during these months.

How to Reach Spiti?

Spiti is well connected with neighboring states and cities through the road. So, reaching here is not a hassle. The nearest airport to Spiti is the Shimla Airport which is served by direct flights from New Delhi. From Shimla, you can either opt for a bus or cab or bike to cover the rest distance from Shimla to Spiti. As Spiti doesn’t have a railway station of its own, travelers would have to get down at Joginder Nagar Railway Station, which is about 360 km from the valley. One can take a cab or bus to reach Spiti from there, which will take about 8-9 hours.

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Spiti Tour Package For Adventure Lovers

₹ 30,500/- ₹ 33,889/-

Per Person on twin sharing

• Dhangkar Monastery
• Rohtang Pass
• Sakya Tangyud Monastery
• Hill station
• Kunzum Pass
• Sightseeing

Hotel included in package:

• Manali (3D)
• Chandra Tal (1D)

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A Family Getaway To The Hills Of Himachal

₹ 23,656/- ₹ 25,996/-

• Bhimkali Temple
• Jakhoo Temple
• Shimla (1D)
• Sarahan (1D)
• Chitkul (1D)
• Narkanda (2D)

The state of Himachal Pradesh is one of the most visited destinations in India. Thronge....

Leh Ladakh Road Trip Package

₹ 44,999/- ₹ 48,912/-.

• Hadimba Temple
• Gurudwara Pathar Sahib
• Khardung La
• Manali (2D)
• Nubra Valley (1D)
• Pangong (1D)

Looking for a Road Trip package in a hill station? Wait no more, book our Leh L....

Spiti Valley Road Trip Tour Package

₹ 44,595/- ₹ 47,952/-.

• Himalayan National Park
• Monastery Tour
• Narkanda (1D)
• Sangla (1D)
• Chandra Tal (2D)

Looking for a Tour package in a hill station? Wait no more and book our Lahaul ....

Ladakh Car Trip Package

₹ 19,999/- ₹ 21,738/-.

• Hadimba Devi Temple
• Magnetic Hill
• Hot Springs

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Ladakh 10 Days Trip Package

• Architecture
• Scenic Beauty

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Spiti Camping Tour Package

₹ 32,500/- ₹ 35,326/-

• Village walk

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Ladakh Hill Station Tour Package

₹ 44,999/- ₹ 48,386/-.

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Spiti Valley Sightseeing Tour Package

₹ 46,239/- ₹ 49,719/-.

• Manali (1D)

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Explore The Land Of Lamas

₹ 53,998/- ₹ 58,693/-.

• Srinagar (2D)
• Gulmarg (1D)
• Pahalgam (1D)
• Kargil (1D)

Adore beauty of captivating valleys

₹ 50,149/- ₹ 54,510/-.

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Ladakh Road Trip Package From Manali

₹ 62,999/- ₹ 68,477/-.

• Nubra Valley (2D)
• Pangong (2D)

Ladakh is popularly known for its ravishing and beguiling landscape and scenic lakes an....

Spiti Valley Tour Package From Chandigarh

₹ 32,463/- ₹ 35,286/-.

• Shimla (3D)

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Phenomenal Spiti Valley Tour Package From Pune

₹ 29,656/- ₹ 32,235/-.

• River Rafting

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Best Selling Spiti Valley Tour Package From Bangalore

₹ 47,239/- ₹ 51,347/-.

• Shimla (2D)

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Spiti Valley Tour Package From Gurgaon

₹ 44,637/- ₹ 47,997/-.

• Spiti Valley

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Best Spiti Valley Tour Package From Shimla For A Reviving Getaway

₹ 44,213/- ₹ 47,541/-.

• Pin Valley National Park

Spiti Valley Tour Package From Jaipur

₹ 45,213/- ₹ 48,616/-.

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Leh Ladakh Tour Package From Delhi

₹ 46,000/- ₹ 50,000/-.

• Khardungla Pass
• Pangong Lake

Leh and Ladakh deliver the mountain-crazy people with all the adventure and natural vib....

Marvelous Spiti Valley Tour Package From Mumbai

₹ 29,500/- ₹ 32,065/-.

• Vashisht Hot Springs

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Superb Srinagar To Manali Bike Trip

₹ 41,998/- ₹ 59,997/-.

• Sonmarg (2D)

Leh Ladakh Tour Package From Manali

₹ 47,000/- ₹ 50,538/-.

Leh is a gem that is situated in the Ladakh range and it is one of the leading places f....

Spiti Valley Tour Package From Kolkata For An Enthralling Experience

₹ 32,070/- ₹ 34,859/-.

• Hot Water Springs

Delightful Spiti Valley Tour Package From Delhi

₹ 46,999/- ₹ 49,999/-.

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Best-Rated Leh Ladakh Trip Package From Delhi

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Which language is mainly used in Spiti?

The most common language used in the town of Spiti is Lahuli–Spiti, and Bhoti. Locals have a good understanding of Hindi as well.

What are the most famous attractions in Spiti?

Some of the important places to visit in and near Spiti are Chandratal lake, Key Monastery, Kaza, Dhankar Monastery, and many more.

How long is the drive from Chandigarh to Spiti?

The drive is about 522 Kilometers that takes around 12 hours. One can cover this journey on road either via Shimla or via Manali and Rohtang Pass.

Is Spiti safe for trekking in monsoons?

It’s not a good idea to go for a Spiti trip which includes trekking in the monsoons as there is a high chance of landslides and mudslides. Therefore, one should avoid planning a trek in Spiti during rains.

Which are the best places in Spiti to get Tibetan cuisine?

Dragon Restaurant, Sachin Kunga Restaurant, Cafe Kunzum Top, Yak Cafe, and more are some of the famous places for trying Tibetan food in Spiti.

Which are some adventurous activities travelers can try on their trip to Spiti?

Spiti is one of the best destinations where travelers can enjoy various thrilling & entertaining activities such as:

• River rafting
• Star gazing
• Fossil hunting

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Kinnaur in Spiti

Kinnaur is a beautiful district with snow capped mountain ranges in Himachal Pradesh . Kinnaur is divided into three administrative areas namely Pooh, Kalpa and Nichar, further it is divided into five tehsils. Kinnaur has three mountain ranges also which adds to the charm, the Zanskar and the Himalayas which envelopes Stulej...

Nako in Spiti

Located at an height of about 12000 feet above the sea level, Nako is a captivating and scenic village that is full of eye capturing surroundings and is the most beautiful village situated in the Spiti valley of the Himachal Pradesh . The village is situated on the eastern end of the Kinnaur District and is one of the most p...

Key Monastery in Spiti

The Key Monastery is one of the most famous Buddhist monastery in the Lahaul and Spiti District of India and has Tibetan roots. Located at an altitude of about 13,667 feet above the sea level, the monastery is very close to the Spiti River of Himachal Pradesh in India. Also known as the Key Monastery , it was founded by Drom...

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Kunzum Pass in Spiti

One of India's highest motorable mountain pass, Kunzum La Pass is the majestic gateway to the Spiti Valley via Kullu and Lahaul Valley in Himachal Pradesh . Kunzum pass is situated at an altitude of around 15,059 feet above the sea level and lies on the eastern Kunzum range of the Himalayas, around 122 kms from Manali . Biker...

Tabo in Spiti

Located about 40 km from the Indo Tibetan border, Tabo in Spiti Valley is a small town on the banks of Spiti river in Himachal Pradesh. Located 3050 meters above sea level, Tabo lies on the road between Reckong Peo and Kaza surrounded by snow capped Himalayan peaks. Tabo in Himachal Pradesh is a serene, tranquil and beautif...

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Bike Tour in Spiti

Located high in the Himalayan mountains, Spiti Valley is a cold desert mountain valley in the North-Eastern part of Himachal Pradesh . With its dangerous roads and bridges, luscious green fields, unbelievably tall and old mountains colored brown and grey towering high into the clear blue skies with puffy clouds, Spiti is unf...

Hampta Pass Trekking in Spiti

Hampta Pass is an eye-popping destination for nature lovers. The pass is positioned at an altitude of 4270 meters on the Pir Panjal of Himalayas. The Hampta Pass Trek is also considered to be a cakewalk as compared to other trekking expeditions. The area is devoid of the crowd, one can find peace and solitude amidst the bea...

With our Spiti holiday tour packages , travelers would also get to see and capture many beautiful landscapes. And the best way to witness them is by taking a road journey, which would be equally enjoyable and pleasant as Spiti itself. Amidst all this chaos in the urban life, one can find peace amidst the serenity of Spiti along the river Spiti and have an experience like none other. Spiti Valley is accessible from both Shimla and Manali. While the road from Manali to Kaza via Rohtang Pass remains closed in the winter season (November through May), the road from Shimla to Kaza via Kinnaur region remains open throughout the year. Make sure to This Spiti trip has a lot to offer, and the packages are available from all the major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and more. So, one shouldn’t wait and book the Spiti tour packages right away!

Important Tips & Safety Measures For Spiti Tour

• The first and foremost thing to keep in mind is the right time for Spiti tour. Choose the time according to your convenience and sightseeing possibilities.
• You need a permit for Rohtang Pass whether or not you are a foreign national.
• Once you have decided the right time to visit Spiti, next step is packing. Invest ample time to pack for Spiti tour because it is quite different from regular tours.
• As opposed to stereotypical beliefs that Spiti is only for solo or group tour with friends, Spiti is an adventurous destination for families as well.
• Although you will be going on an adventure tour, take out a little time to buy any of the popular items - local warm socks, sweater, shawl, roasted barley, dry cheese, barley powder and Sea Buckthorn Tea.
• As an important part of safety measure, start your trip from Shimla and end at Manali because it will help you get accustomed to the climate, and the gain in altitude from Shimla is gradual as opposed to sudden increase.
• Do not ignore even a minute sign of Acute Mountain Sickness for it may lead to fatal results.
• Avoid a night stay at Chandratal if you are travelling from Manali because it increases the risk of AMS or Acute Mountain Sickness. You must also avoid staying at Chandratal if you are bringing kids along or anyone in the group with breathing problems.
• Try the local food in Spiti. You can also try a mix of Indian and Tibetan cuisines which are a specialty here.
• Beware of shooting stones which are actually pieces of rocks falling from the top of the mountain.
• Although choosing the right time for Spiti is a personal choice, yet we suggest you to avoid traveling to Spiti between the months of October to April for your maiden trip.

Necessary Things To Pack For Spiti Tour

• Down jacket or Main Jacket
• Thermals for both upper and lower body
• More than three pairs of undergarments
• Outdoor Shoes
• Sturdy trek shoes
• Medicines especially Diamox – to reduce risks of AMS
• First-aid kit
• Documents such as identity proof or Driver’s License or AADHAR Card.
• Sunglasses or wayfarers
• Mobile Charger / Travel Charger
• Sunscreen Lotion

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Discover the captivating beauty and cultural richness of Spiti Valley, nestled in the trans-Himalayan region of India with Tripoventure. This Spiti Valley Tour offers a blend of breathtaking landscapes, ancient monasteries, and interactions with the warm local communities that call this high-altitude desert home.

Spiti Valley is located in the northernmost part of Himachal Pradesh, India. Its name translates to “The Middle Land,” situated between India and Tibet. The valley is characterized by its high altitude, ranging from 9,800 feet to over 15,000 feet, making it a cold desert. The barren, rugged terrain is punctuated by green oasis-like villages and pristine rivers. With its ancient monasteries, picturesque villages, and stunning vistas, Spiti Valley offers an experience that transcends the ordinary and immerses travelers in a world of unparalleled wonder.

Doesn’t the allure of Spiti Valley sound captivating? Well, the great news is that you can immerse yourself in this entire experience through our thoughtfully crafted Spiti Valley packages .

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Places to visit in Spiti Valley:

Spiti Valley is a treasure trove of breathtaking landscapes and cultural gems. Here are some must-visit places that showcase the essence of this remarkable region:

• Key Monastery: Perched atop a hill, this iconic monastery offers panoramic views of the valley.
• Tabo Monastery: Known as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas,” this UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts ancient frescoes and sculptures that tell the tales of centuries past.
• Chandratal Lake: The “Moon Lake” captivates with its crystal-clear waters reflecting the surrounding mountains. A serene destination for campers and trekkers.
• Langza Village: Home to ancient marine fossils and the iconic Buddha statue, Langza offers stunning vistas of the Chau Chau Kang Nilda peak.
• Dhankar Monastery: Balanced dramatically on a rocky perch, this ancient monastery provides breathtaking views of the confluence of Spiti and Pin Rivers.
• Pin Valley National Park: A sanctuary for rare wildlife like the snow leopard and Himalayan blue sheep.
• Kaza: The administrative capital of Spiti Valley, offering markets, local culture, and opportunities to engage with the local.
• Lhalung Monastery: Nestled in a pristine valley, this lesser-known gem boasts stunning views and serene surroundings.
• Kibber Village: One of the highest inhabited villages in the world, providing insights into the resilient lives of the locals.
• Hikkim: Home to one of the world’s highest post offices, where you can send a postcard from the Himalayas.
• Komic Village: Among the world’s highest villages with a motorable road, offering panoramic vistas and a chance to interact with locals.
• Suraj Tal: A high-altitude glacial lake, known as the “Lake of the Sun,” mesmerizes with its turquoise waters against the backdrop of snow-capped peaks.
• Baralacha La: A mountain pass at 16,040 feet, connecting Lahaul, Spiti, Zanskar, and Ladakh. It offers stunning panoramic views and adventure for trekkers and motorists.

Things to do in Spiti Valley:

In the enchanting realm of Spiti Valley, there’s no shortage of captivating activities to engage in. Here’s a glimpse of the remarkable things you can do:

• Monastery Exploration: Immerse yourself in the spiritual heritage by visiting ancient monasteries like Ki and Tabo, where you can witness monks’ rituals and marvel at intricate artwork.
• High-Altitude Trekking: Embark on thrilling treks like the Pin Parvati Trek or Hampta Pass Trek. Witness diverse landscapes, high mountain passes, and serene lakes.
• Chandratal Camping: Set up camp near the mesmerizing Chandratal Lake. Enjoy the serene beauty of the surroundings and stargaze in unpolluted skies.
• Wildlife Spotting: In the Pin Valley National Park, spot rare Himalayan wildlife, including snow leopards, ibex, and Himalayan blue sheep.
• Cultural Immersion: Engage with the warm-hearted locals in villages like Langza, experiencing their unique way of life, festivals, and traditions.
• River Rafting: Navigate the challenging waters of the Spiti River. Experience the thrill of white-water rafting against the backdrop of stunning landscapes.
• Photography: Capture Spiti’s stark beauty, vibrant landscapes, ancient monasteries, and the intricate details of local life.
• Stargazing: Experience unparalleled stargazing in the high-altitude desert, where clear skies offer an unobstructed view of celestial wonders.
• Attend Festivals: If your visit coincides with local festivals like Losar (Tibetan New Year) or Fagli, embrace the vibrant celebrations and cultural performances.
• Experience Local Cuisine: Relish traditional Spitian dishes like momos, thukpa, and butter tea. Engage in cooking workshops to learn the art of local cooking.
• Visit Fossil Beds: Explore the prehistoric past of Langza, where you can discover marine fossils embedded in the mountains.
• Shopping for Souvenirs: Take home local handicrafts, handwoven textiles, and traditional artifacts as mementos of your Spiti adventure.

From spiritual exploration to thrilling adventures and cultural immersion; Spiti offers a myriad of experiences that cater to every traveler’s desires.

Best time to visit Spiti Valley:

The best time to visit Spiti Valley is a vital consideration for an enriching experience. Here’s a concise breakdown:

• Summer (May to June): Ideal for most travelers. Pleasant weather, clear roads, and accessible attractions like monasteries, lakes, and villages. Days are comfortable for outdoor activities.
• Post-Monsoon (September to October): A great alternative. The monsoon has passed, leaving landscapes lush and vibrant. Temperatures are moderate, and most sites remain accessible.
• Winter (November to April): A unique choice for the adventurous. Harsh cold and heavy snowfall limit accessibility. Roads might be closed, isolating the valley. Recommended only for experienced travelers seeking a serene snowy setting.

Consider the activities you wish to indulge in, the road conditions, and the level of adventure you seek. Each season offers a distinct charm, allowing you to tailor your visit based on your interests and preferences; from vibrant summers to serene snowy winters.

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Spiti valley tour package for 6 days at a glance.

Pick up from Manali Bus Station or Hotel and drive to Kaza. Visit Kaza via Kunzum Pass. Kunzum Pass which is 4590 M. is the highest pass on Spiti Lahaul Road. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Kaza.

After breakfast, enjoy a drive to the highest motorable road - Langza and enroute visit the Comik and Hikim village. Overnight at the Hotel in Kaza.

After breakfast journey starts to witness the Ajanta of Himalayas the Tabo monastery. Tabo has the oldest caves on barren mountains and Thanka paintings, one of the most precious paintings of Buddhism. Later visit Dhankar Monastry and drive back to Taco. Overnight at the Hotel in Tabo.

Morning drive to Mud Village and visit Pin Valley ( vehicle will drop at the Gate of Pin Valley National Park) and later drive to Kaza. Overnight at the hotel in Kaza.

After breakfast excursion to Kee monastery and Kibber village at an altitude of 4205M. After that drive towards Chandratal via Kunzum Pass, Kunzumla Pass which is 4590 M. highest pass on Spiti Lahaul Road. Overnight at the Hotel at Chandratal.

Chandratal : The lake got its name because of its crescent shape. It is believed, Chandratal was discovered by traders who came to the region from Tibet or Ladakh. After an arduous journey, the traders used to rest near the lake before resuming their journey to Kullu or Spiti. The sweet water lake is around 2.5 km wide. It is the source of Chandra River which merges with Bhaga River to form Chandrabhaga River and later assumes the identity of Chenab. The lake can be visited only during the three summer months. For the rest of the season, the lake remains cut off and frozen.

Morning visit Chandratal Lake and then drive to Manali via Atal Tunnel. Drop at Manali Hotel / Bus Station.

Spiti Valley Tour Package Inclusion/Exclusion

Tour cost includes.

• Room on double Sharing basis
• Daily Breakfast & Dinner
• Vehicle :SDzire /Etios/ Tavera/ Innova/ Winger/ Tempo-Traveller
• All Toll & parking charges
• Driver allowances
• Hindi ,English speaking driver
• All Applicable taxes

Tour cost excludes

• Airfare /Train fare
• Tour Guide charges
• Any Meal not mentioned in Inclusion
• Garden entry fee
• Expenses of personal nature

The distance between Shimla and Manali, two popular hill stations in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, is approximately 250 to 260 kilometers (155 to 162 miles) by road. The actual travel time can vary depending on the route taken, road conditions, and traffic. It generally takes around 7 to 9 hours to travel between Shimla and Manali by road. Keep in mind that travel times can be longer during the winter months due to potential weather-related disruptions.

Since the distance between Chandigarh and Manali is 300kms, it is better to travel to Manali from Chandigarh as you will reach sooner.

Manali is generally safe for solo female travelers. Stay in reputable accommodations, use reliable transportation, and exercise caution at night.

No, Manali does not have its own airport. The nearest major airport is Bhuntar Airport, approximately 50 km away.

Manali offers a variety of delicious food, including local Himachali cuisine and international options. Enjoy traditional dishes, cafes, and diverse culinary experiences amid the scenic surroundings.

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Spiti Valley Tour – A Complete Guide 2024

The breathtaking beauty of an isolated valley in Himachal Pradesh is what we name Spiti valley. It is all about rugged mountains, historical monasteries, hidden springs, picturesque hamlets, and many more unexpected beauties! Spiti valley, the cold desert of Himalaya, is a natural beauty in the lap of the Himalayan Mountains.

What you can do here is more than you imagine before visiting Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh. Pradesh. It is a nature’s corner where you experience the joy of exploring the mountains. A frame-worthy sunset and the star-studded night sky is what we remember with the name of Spiti. If you are visiting Spiti, ditch an alarm clock! Because the golden beams of the first sun-rays in the morning will wake you up for sure!

If you are still wondering how to explore the wild beauty of this Valley, take a hand of help from us. The unexplored culture and aesthetics of this place are the main attraction of the Spiti Valley tour.

Where is Spiti valley?

Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India, is located in the Himalayan range. The name “Spiti” stands for “The Middle Land.” It means that it works as a mediator between India and Tibet. Spiti valley height is pretty high, which is 12,500 feet above from the sea surface. Spiti altitude is quite elevated, which makes it a painful area to access for older and sick people.

• Spiti valley weather

Spiti Valley temperature tends to stay low as it is the high-altitude area. The heat runs from 14 to 15 degrees Celsius in the daytime of summer days. Spiti valley best time to visit is from May to October. The Kunzum pass and Chandratal are also easily accessible during this time.

The Spiti Valley temperature goes down to 8 degrees Celsius during the daytime of the winter season. There are the least sunny days from October to March. The weather seems to be cloudy and extremely chilly during these days.Near Spiti Valley, Kaza is one of the significant places. It is a connecting route to Spiti. The beauty if Kaza looks best from May to October.

• Winter Spiti Valley  (White Spiti Valley)

During the wintertime (October to May), the sheet of snow covers the entire Spiti valley making it looking like a white desert! The deadly snowfall sometimes takes the mercury down to even minus 30 degrees Celsius on some winter nights. But you can still plan a Spiti Valley tour with accessing limited areas with proper precautions and arrangements.

How to reach Spiti Valley?

• From Manali, You will have to pass two passes: Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass. And you will come after crossing a distance of 196.1 km.
• You can also come to this Valley via Shimla. The distance is about 440.7 km, which is almost more than two times distance from Manali. And the roads are less steeper than of the roads from Manali to Spiti. The chances of AMS symptoms will be lesser if you choose a Spiti Valley tour from Shimla. From Shimla, you will reach here via Kinnaur.

If you want to reach this Valley via flight, there is no direct flight or airport in this area. You can plan your trip from Manali and reach Kullu from there. From Kullu airport, it is a distance of 245.2km. For a road journey, you can opt for bike rides or car apart from buses.

The rich culture to experience

The Spiti valley location has brought various cultures in the same box. also a hub for the Mahayana sect of Tibetan Buddhists. The ancient monasteries in the mountain areas is a central spot of Buchen Lamas. The goat and sheep herders of nearby villages come to this area for grazing animals.

It has the least importance in trading because of the difficulties in the Spiti valley route for communication all year round. But the cultural aspects remained untouched for such an isolated location. Spiti Valley villages have some Tibetan Buddist people. Barley is the main crop that the villagers grow for a living. They have mostly formed a pastoral culture.

Local cuisine to taste

The staple food available here is mostly Tibetan. We recommend you to eat the delectable dishes from the local kitchen. The people of Spiti Valley villages cook momos, Thukpa, butter tea as a daily menu. So, these are available in local market restaurants and small food stalls. They also serve a locally made beer called Chang. If you are interested in their alcohol, you must taste Arkah, a locally-made whiskey.

Moreover, you may also taste the warm aromatic tea with spices. They use dry fruits, honey, spices, and many more things to brew such beverages like spiced tea. Spiti Valley food is pretty affordable for travelers.

Language in Spiti Valley

The languages are mixed with the culture of people who live in Spiti Valley. These languages are Bodh, Hindi, and Sanskrit. The words that are spoken also include Lahuli, Spiti, Nyamkat, Bhoti Kinnauri, and Thukpa. Bhoti, their local language, has similarities with other Tibetan languages, including Ladakhi. Bhoti and other languages, as mentioned here, are generally Lahuli-Spiti languages. Most of the people in Spiti Valley villages understand and speak Hindi very well. Few local people also easily communicate in English.

Festivals to attend in Spiti Valley

A list of Spiti Valley festivals will help you to make a trip plan in advance. To enlist some festivals, these are the most important ones:

• Dechhang Festival in January
• Losar/Halda, Fagli, and Gothsi/Gochi Festivals in February
• Tsheshu Fair in JuneLadarcha Festival or Fair in August
• Tribal Fair (at Keylong) in August ( 14th to 16th )
• Pori/Pauri Fair in 3rd week of August
• Gataur Mela is 4th week of September
• Chakhar Mela in the final week of September

The must-attend festival for a first-time visitor should include Ladarcha Fair. It is celebrated in Kaza. The Pauri Fair is the second famous festival to attend. It is celebrated with multiple folk songs and dances.

Monasteries in Spiti Valley

The magnificent culture of ancient monasteries in Spiti depicts the aesthetics of the people. The religion prevails here with the prevalent influence of monasteries. The main attraction of the Spiti Valley tour can be these beautifully decorated monasteries. So, these are the must-visit destinations to enlist in your travel plan. Here are the famous names of monasteries in Spiti:

• Dhankar Monastery
• Tabo Monastery
• Key Monastery
• Gandhola Monastery
• Kardang Monastery
• Kungri Monastery (Gompa)
• Shashur Monastery
• Tangyud Monastery (Gompa)
• Tayul Monastery
• Kibber Monastery

Among all of these monasteries, Key Monastery is a must-visit place in Spiti. Key Monastery is the most famous Monastery and hub of Tibetan Buddist Lamas in this area of Himachal Pradesh.

Lakes in Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh is a nest of scenic lakes. The lakes are the central attractions of tourists from all over the world. The heights of the lakes are pretty steep, which makes these look heavenly. The enchanting beauty of the water-body makes divine scenery.

• Chandratal (Lake)
• Dhankar Lake

Among all the lakes and water bodies, Chandratal is the most scenic. The visitors travel from this Valley to Chandratal Lake to capture some beautiful photos. The crescent shape of the lake resembles the Moon. So, it is known as “Chandratal.”

River in Spiti Valley

The rivers are the main water-bodies apart from the lakes. Spiti valley river rafting attracts many travellers and adventure-seekers. The view of the mountains that surround the banks of the rivers emphasizes the panoramic beauty. The Spiti river is famous for its rafting activities. You can also try rafting in the Pin river. The Kullu valley is there in the south of the Spiti river.

The beauty of the Spiti river is worth watching. You will be amazed to see the dynamic waves of the Spiti river. The best time to visit the Spiti river for rafting is from September to November.

Final notes on Spiti Valley :

If you are planning for a great Spiti Valley tour, you must visit during the summer. Otherwise, you will miss the charm of the area. The festival seasons are also a great time to make a tour plan. The scenic beauty and the enriched culture of the local people will make a Spiti Valley tour memorable forever.

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Ms. Soumi Ghoshal Banerjee

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A Less-Touristy Alternative to Ladakh in Himachal Pradesh

The spellbinding Spiti Valley, located in Himachal Pradesh in India, is often proclaimed by those who see it to be world within a world. With an average height of around 12,500 feet above sea level, it consists of stark high-altitude alpine land. This is scattered with small villages and monasteries, and enclosed by soaring peaks crowned with snow.

Spiti is bordered by Ladakh in the north, Tibet to the east, Kinnaur to the south east, and the Kullu Valley to the south. It shares the same religion as Tibet -- Tibetan Buddhism.

The majority of people who inhabit the area are farmers who produce crops of barely, wheat, and peas. They rise early every morning to attend to their crops. Only one crop per year is possible, due to the extreme weather.

Climate in Spiti

Spiti receives heavy snow fall during the winter. This results in many villages being completely cut off from the rest of the valley. The ideal time to visit Spiti is from May to October. During this time, the weather is sunny and pleasant. Spiti is also the most accessible during these months.

Altitude Sickness

Due to Spiti's high altitude, special care must be taken to avoid altitude sickness. You should allow a couple of days to acclimatize before heading up to the higher villages in Spiti. In addition, you should drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration.

Plan Your Trip to Spiti

Scroll through the following pages of this Spiti travel guide to plan your trip to amazing Spiti. Your experience is sure to be a memorable one, as Spiti is such a unique travel destination.

How to Get to Spiti

Spiti isn't that far away from the rest of India in terms of distance. Yet, due to the condition of the roads, it's not possible to get to Spiti quickly or easily. Even though the drive to Spiti is long, it's far from boring. The ever changing scenery is so stunning, it's unlikely that you'll be tempted to take even the shortest of naps.

There are two routes leading to Spiti. These are from Manali, and from Shimla.

• Manali to Spiti -- the distance from Manali to Spiti is a little over 200 kilometers (125 miles). It can be covered in eight to 12 hours, depending on whether you go by bus or by jeep, and the condition of the road around Rohtang Pass near Manali. It's best to leave Manali as early in the morning as possible (before 6 a.m.), to avoid major traffic congestion and delays at Rohtang Pass. Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass are covered in snow for most of the year, with the roads only open from May to October. Therefore, it's only possible to travel from Manali to Spiti during these months. (Note: the road has been opening in late June or early July as opposed to May in recent years). Nevertheless, this route remains the most straightforward way of getting to Spiti. It's also very popular with motorcycle enthusiasts. There's a police checkpoint at Losar village, at the entrance to the Spiti Valley, where foreigners are required to produce their passport and register their details.

To get an idea of what to expect along the way from Manali to Spiti, check out this Manali to Spiti Photo Gallery .

• Shimla to Spiti (via Rekong Peo in Kinnaur) -- the distance from Shimla to Spiti is around 420 kilometers (260 miles). It can be covered in about 20 hours by bus or 16 hours by jeep along the Hindustan Tibet Road. The journey is arduous and best broken up by a stop in Rekong Peo. If you take this route, be aware that foreigners must get an Inner Line permit from the District Collectors office in either Shimla or Rekong Peo. The permits allow travel in the restricted area from Rekong Peo to Tabo. According to the rules, such permits are only issued to groups of two or more people traveling together. However, the office at Rekong Peo is less strict about enforcing this (and less busy too).

Which Route Should You Take?

Both routes have their advantages or disadvantages. Although it's significantly longer, a major benefit of the Shimla to Spiti route is its gradual ascent. This allows for better acclimatization and reduced risk of altitude sickness. The route is also open all year round, except for when there's heavy snowfall in Kinnaur and really inclement weather. Plus, you'll be able to avoid the inconvenience of having to go through Rohtang Pass. The dramatic and at times hair-raising Hindustan Tibet Road is an adventure in itself. Foreigners may not want waste time (two to four hours) getting an Inner Line Permit for this route though. If you have enough time, you can do a complete circuit -- arriving at Spiti by one route and departing by another.

Types of Transport

If you don't have your own vehicle, taking a taxi is the easiest way of getting to Spiti. However, it's expensive! You can expect to pay 8,000-10,000 rupees for a private jeep taxi from Manali (this price will reduce to about 3,500 rupees per day if you book the vehicle for the whole trip including return), or about 1,000-2,000 rupees per person in a shared taxi depending on the size of the vehicle. Buses are cheaper and cost about 400 rupees per person. There are two Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation services a day from Manali to Kaza, and they depart really early in the morning (5 a.m. and 5.30 a.m).

Expect to pay more from Shimla to Spiti. Bus services from Shimla run to Reckong Peo, and then from Reckong Peo to Kaza. You can choose to depart Shimla either early in the morning or in the evening.

Villages in Spiti

Spiti has a total population of around 10,500 people. These people inhabit villages spread over three levels of altitude -- lower, middle, and upper -- with Kaza being the region's main administrative center. Kaza, with an altitude of 12,500 feet (3,800 meters) above sea level is in the upper region, and is popularly used as a base by travelers.

These spectacular photos of the Spiti Valley show its stark beauty.

A trip to Spiti wouldn't be complete without exploring the villages, and discovering exactly what it’s like to inhabit such a remote, high altitude environment. The harsh winters force residents to stockpile food and remain housebound for months at a time. During this period, they occupy themselves by making handicrafts.

There are a number of villages in the Spiti Valley that are of interest:

• Kibber -- once the world's highest village with a motorable road and electricity, it's located not far from Kaza at 14,200 feet (4,270 meters) above sea level. It's popular with travelers and has a few laid-back guest houses.
• Komic -- Asia's highest village with Spiti's highest monastery at an altitude of 15,049 feet (4,587 meters) above sea level.
• Langza -- known for its fossils, is a small village with a huge and colorful statue of Lord Buddha presiding over it. It has an altitude of 14,500 feet (4,400 meters) above sea level.
• Demul -- is a lively and alluring village, with a captivating vista at 14,300 feet (4,360 meters) about sea level. It's an excellent place to spend a day or two at a homestay. It's also becoming Spiti's model sustainable village, with solar power and waste management.
• Lhalung -- located at a height of 12,000 feet (3,660 meters) above sea level, is rich in diverse flora including Seabuckthorn trees.
• Dhankar -- is a large and remarkable village, that was once the capital of Spiti. Located 12,760 feet (3,890 meters) about sea level, the village is an unforgettable sight as it balances precariously on the edge of the cliff face. Attractions include the Dhankhar monastery, ruined fort, lake, and awe inspiring views. (Foreigners require a permit for this area, obtainable in Kaza).
• Hikkim -- has the world's highest post office.
• Giu -- has a 500 year-old mummy.

Monasteries in Spiti

There are five main Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in Spiti -- Ki, Komic, Dhankar, Kungri (in the Pin Valley) and Tabo. Visiting these monasteries is a fascinating experience. Inside, they're filled with mystical dimly lit rooms and ancient treasures. You’ll be able to unearth well preserved artwork, scriptures, and statutes as you delve into the Tibetan Buddhist religion.

The monasteries have significant influence over the lives of Spiti’s inhabitants. Tradition requires that families donate their second eldest son to the monastery in their area, or pay a hefty (and usually unaffordable) fine.

• Ki Monastery -- located not far from Kaza, Ki Gompa is the largest and most accessible monastery in Spiti. It's full of narrow stairways, box like rooms, and courtyards. The monastery rewards those who enter with a magnificent view over the valley. Another highlight is seeing the bedroom that the Dalai Lama slept in during his visit to the monastery. Don’t miss the annual three day Chaam festival, featuring masked dancing monks, that's held at the monastery in late July.
• Tabo Monastery -- founded in 996 AD, Tabo is the oldest monastery and has an important role to play. The Dalai Lama will retire from his duties there. Although Tabo is located two hours from Kaza, it's well worth a visit. There are nine temples in the complex, as well assembly hall, captivating statues, incredibly beautiful art work, and a public library. You'll also find meditation caves nearby. (Foreigners require a permit for this area, obtainable in Kaza).
• Dhankar Monastery -- it's the spectacular rocky setting that makes this monastery special. The sculptures and frescoes are also interesting. (Foreigners require a permit for this area, obtainable in Kaza).
• Komic Monastery -- this small monastery is perched on a desolate hilltop overlooking Asia's highest village.

What to Do in Spiti

To make the most of your trip to Spiti, you'll want to get out and about, and explore its essence. There are a wide range of options for immersing yourself in the attractions that Spiti has to offer.

• Trekking -- adventure enthusiasts love trekking in Spiti. Opportunities are almost endless. Some well-known treks are Pin-Parvati, Parang- La, and Pin-Bhaba. Village to village treks are also popular, such as the one from Kaza to Demul via Komic. It’s possible to visit less frequented areas as well.
• Yak Safari -- if you're not up for trekking (which does require excellent fitness and stamina!) a yak safari is a perfect alternative. Each village family usually owns one yak, which they let roam freely during the summer. Your safari will take place on one of these yaks, fetched by the village boys. A yak safari from Komic to Demul villages takes around four hours, including a stop for lunch.
• Cultural Performances -- Demul and Lhalung villages are renowned for their cultural shows, featuring traditionally dressed dancers and live music.
• Tracking Endangered Wildlife -- track India's exotic and endangered Snow Leopard and Himalayan Wolf in the Pin Valley National Park and Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary.
• Mountain Biking -- traverse little known valleys and plateaus on a mountain bike.
• White Water Rafting -- the Pin and Spiti rivers offer some great white water rafting opportunities.
• Excursions to villages and monasteries.
• Volunteering.

All these activities can be arranged by Ecosphere Spiti , a highly recommended and award winning organization, based in Kaza. Ecosphere has a committed focus on conservation, responsible tourism, and sustainable development.

Adrenaline junkies who want to experience everything should check out Ecosphere's 12 Day Classic Spiti Adventure trip. It combines trekking, biking, yak safari, and whitewater rafting. Departures run from June to October.

Where to Stay in Spiti

You'll find a range of comfortable hotels, guesthouses, and backpacker hostels in Kaza and Kibber.

In Kaza, expect to pay around 1,000 rupees upwards per night for a clean room, with western toilet and 24 hour hot water. Hotel Deyzor is undoubtedly the most popular place to stay, with rooms from 1,400 rupees per night. The next best option is Sakya Abode (in the new part of town). Kaza now has a Zostel hostel and notably it's Asia's highest backpacker hostel. There are dorms, tents, and private rooms. The Traveller's Shed is another new budget option, with dedicated service center for bikers.

Accommodations in Kibber (where backpackers hangout) are cheaper, and more basic. There a number of guest houses to choose from. The best place is Norling Guest House at the entrance to the village, with rooms from 1,200 rupees per night. They offer tours as well as accommodations with balconies. Plus, beer on request.

One of the most fascinating things that you can do in Spiti is to stay in one of the villages with a local family. The rustic homestays are are all very similar in terms of facilities, although each village differs in its nature, and cost around 3,000 rupees per night including meals. Be prepared to use traditional composting toilets, which are not much more than a hole in the ground.

While staying in Spiti’s villages, you’ll be able to dine on delicious home made local cuisine, often consisting of momos (vegetable dumplings), thukpa and thenthuk (hearty noodle soups).

Ecosphere Spiti arranges homestay accommodations for travelers.

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Epic 7 Day Itinerary For Spiti Valley To Experience The Spellbinding Charm Of Middle Land As A Traveler

by Swapnil Sanghavi | Feb 9, 2021 | Himachal , Spiti | 0 comments

Spiti is home to some of most ancient monasteries, highest villages in the world along with insane landscapes. This makes Spiti absolutely worth visiting at least once in a lifetime. Therefore, 7 day itinerary for Spiti will be of a great help for those who are looking to make a brief visit to Spiti.

In my personal opinion, Spiti is a place where even a month will not be good enough to explore the sacred land. But I understand that not everybody has a lot of time. So, 7 day itinerary for Spiti will be great for those who are short on time, but want to get a hang of the middle land.

Best 7 Day Itinerary For Spiti For A Quick Trip To Middle Land

As I said earlier, 7 days are not at all enough to explore Spiti valley. Entering and exiting itself Spiti can take at least 2-3 days. But not everyone can take a lot of time out of their busy lives.

So to experience Spitian culture, villages, monasteries, landscapes in a quick time I have curated not one but a couple of 7 day itineraries for Spiti. By the way, if its your first time to Spiti here is detailed blog on 27 practical tips for Spiti for first-time visitors .

One of them is Spiti circuit Itinerary trip by entering via Kinnaur and exiting via Lahaul with some of the most popular places in Spiti. While the other one is entering and exiting via Lahaul and Manali with some lesser known places.

Epic 7 Days Spiti Valley Itinerary – Experience The Ultimate Spiti Circuit

For this travel Itinerary for Spiti valley, I have considered Kinnaur as the entry point to Spiti and the exit point is the Lahaul route. Of course, entering Spiti via Kinnaur takes a bit longer, but you get to witness the best of both Kinnaur and Spiti.

Also, for this Itinerary I have kept things simple and added the most famous places in Spiti which are a must-visit. By the way here is detailed blog on the best routes for Spiti . This will be really helpful for those looking to visit Spiti for the firs time.

For this Spiti valley Itinerary I have considered the circuit route. That is entering Spiti via Kinnaur and exiting Spiti via Lahaul. Also I have considered famous places that are a must a visit for this Spiti valley Itinerary. So here is run through of places you’ll be visiting on your trip to Spiti. Shimla – Reckong Peo – Tabo – Dhankar – Kaza – Key – Kibber – Langza- Komic – Hikkim – Kunzum La – Manali

For this Spiti valley Itinerary, I have considered the most famous places in Spiti. And I have considered Spiti circuit as the route of this itinerary. So, please note that this Itinerary will be only possible from June to October.

If you are planning to follow this Itinerary after October, then enter and exit via Kinnaur and you should be just fine. The reason you can’t make a circuit trip after October is due to being Kunzum La being closed due to heavy snow after October.

Take an overnight bus directly to Reckong Peo either from Chandigarh or Delhi. HRTC buses leave from ISBT Kashmere gate in Delhi and sector 43 from Chandigarh.

To book tickets online, you can head to HRTC’s online booking website . To book private volvo buses you can use Redbus app or website.

You’ll reach Reckong Peo either in the afternoon or in the evening depending from where you have boarded the bus from that is Chandigarh or Delhi.

Explore Kalpa and Reckong Peo if you have time and overnight at Reckong Peo. Places like Kalpa and Reckong Peo are some of the best places to visit near Spiti which you must visit.

Board an early morning bus to Tabo from Reckong Peo. You’ll reach Tabo by afternoon.

Visit the Gompa at Tabo which is one of the oldest monasteries of our country. Overnight you can stay at Tabo. There are a lot of guesthouses, hotels, homestays in Tabo as per the budget.

Today you’ll be heading the ancient capital of Spiti which is Dhankar or Dhangkar village. Trust me Dhankar is one of the best places to visit in Spiti, such is the beauty of this Spitian village.

Explore the ancient Gompa of Dhankar and if time permits you can also head the celestial Dhankar lake which is one of the famous lakes in Spiti.

There are a lot of homestays in Dhankar. And you should have no problems finding a place to stay as per your budget.

Head to Kaza, the administrative capital of Spiti which is also the biggest town in Spiti. Checkin in the place you have decided to stay and head straight to Key Gompa. Key Gompa is the biggest monastery of Spiti valley.

After paying your respects at Key Gompa, you can head to the pretty high-altitude village of Kibber. Key Gompa and Kibber monastery are quite close to Kaza. So you can easily make a day trip and return back by the dark.

Here is detailed blog on how to reach Kibber village and How to reach Key Monastery . Feel free to check it out.

Today you’ll be heading to some of the highest villages on earth. Langza, Hikkim, Komic are some of the highest villages on earth.

Again, all these villages are quite near to Kaza. So, making a day trip is easily doable. If you are in a group then you should probably hire a private cab.

If you are traveling solo then find like-minded people and hire a cab, that would be quite feasible. Otherwise, it would be difficult to make all of them at once.

Finally your epic trip to the middle land will be coming to a great ending. Today you’ll be heading to Manali while witnessing some of the most scenic landscapes you might have witness in your life.

If you start very early you can even reach Manali via Kunzum La and Atal Tunnel.

Explore the Lesser Frequented Spiti With This 7 Day Itinerary For Spiti

This Spiti valley itinerary for 7 days which I have curated is via Lahaul route both entry and exit. Since the Lahaul route is the fastest way to reach, it is perfect for those who are short on time.

Also, for this itinerary I have included a couple of Lesser known places which usually attracts not so many travelers.

For this Spiti valley Itinerary I have considered a mix of lesser frequented and popular places in Spiti valley. And for this itinerary I have considered Lahaul route for both entering and exiting Spiti. Since it is the fastest way to reach Spiti valley. Here is a brief run through of places you’ll be visiting on your trip to the middle land. Manali – Kunzum La – Kaza – Langza – Komic – Hikkim – Demul – Lalung – Dhankar

For this particular itinerary I have considered a mix of famous and lesser-frequented places. This will enable you to somewhat experience Spiti in a quick time.

If you wish to follow this itinerary, then make sure that your making trip between June-October, as I have considered Lahaul route via Kunzum La which is only open from June to Octobe r. But it is the also the fastest way to reach Spiti valley.

By the way, here is detailed blog on all the safety related questions you might have when visiting Spiti valley. Feel free to check it out.

Board an early morning bus from Delhi ISBT at Kashmere gate. There is one bus departing at 6.40 am from Kashmere gate. You should reach Kullu late in the night and stay there for the night.

Board early morning bus from Kullu at around 4.00 AM. You should easily reach Kaza by 1.00 in the afternoon thanks to Atal tunnel now being operational.

Explore the biggest town in Spiti which is Kaza and rest for the day. And stay overnight at Kaza.

Again, all these villages are quite near to Kaza. So, making a day trip is easily doable. If you are in a group then you should probably hire a private cab. If you are traveling solo then find like-minded people and hire a cab, that would be quite feasible.

Head to the pretty village of Demul today. If you are relying on public transport then you will have to wait till the evening or you can opt of share taxis or hitch hike.

Demul is one of the those villages which offers you a genuine homestay experience with their unique home stay setting. Overnight will be in one such homestay in the village of Demul .

Today you’ll be heading to the village of Lhalung. There is an evening bus to Lhalung but I am not sure very about the timing. But If you want to leave in the morning then you can hire a private cab or use share cabs if at all they are plying.

There is a beautiful monastery in the village of Lhalung which you should definitely visit . Overnight in of the pretty homestays in the village of Lhalung.

By the way, you can check out my detailed blog on 7 celestial monasteries you must visit in Lahaul valley , Spiti counterpart. Feel free to check that out.

Leave Lhalung today and head to the ancient village of Dhankar. Back in the day, Dhankar used to be the capital of the Spiti valley. Trust me the beauty of Dhankar will definitely leave you awestruck.

While there is no public transport from Dhankar to Lhalung directly, but both the places are near to each other. So you can take the help of the locals in case you are relying on the public transport.

Explore the village of Dhankar and do pay your homage at the ancient monastery of Dhankar. And the day will be quite hectic as you have to make it back Kaza for the night.

Bid your goodbyes to the middle land as today you’ll be boarding an early morning 4.00 AM bus to Manali. With Atal tunnel now operational you should be able to reach Manali in the afternoon at around 2.00 PM.

From Manali, board overnight buses to Delhi. There are a lot of buses departing from Manali during evening and night time.

To conclude, I hope that 7 day itinerary will be a great help to you if you are looking to make a quick trip to the Spiti. Personally I feel, that you should have more days in hand if you want to experience Spiti to the fullest.

But I have curated a couple of 7 day itinerary for Spiti in such a way that you get to experience a lot of Spiti without wasting too much time here and there. So, a couple popular places might have been excluded, but then if you have more days in hand then you can explore properly.

Feel free to reach me out if you have any queries and I’ll be happy to help.

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Kinnaur & Spiti Innova Tour – 8 Days

Kee Monastery during sunset

Kinnaur & Spiti Innova Tour – 8 Days

A tour that encapsulates the best of Himalayan experiences in a span of 8 days. From foothills to high mountains, from pine forests to cold desert – this tour takes you through the heart of Kinnaur district before continuing to the highlands of Spiti Valley. Along the journey you will witness – high passes, dangerous roads, deep gorges, snow mountains, pine forests, vast riverbeds, high altitude villages and the most amazing people.

5. Enjoyable short treks – Dhankar Lake and Chandratal Parikrama.

Detailed itinerary

Day 1 – Shimla to Sangla – Overnight at Sangla

We pick you up bus stand at Shimla and so our trip begins. The drive takes you over the hills of the Shimla district through the towns of Kufri and Narkanda. After the initial dash over the hills, the road descends down to the Sutlej valley as we continue to the town of Rampur on the southern bank. The roads are carved on vertical rock faces at several locations giving itself a distinct identity. This road is popularly known as Indo-Tibet Highway. You’ll be welcomed by several hydroelectric power projects as you enter Kinnaur district, the major one at Karcham where a dam is built at the confluence of Baspa and Sutlej rivers. From Karcham we cross over the bridge and enter Baspa Valley to head towards Sangla, the overnight halt.

Day 2 – Sanlga to Chitkul to Kalpa – Overnight at Kalpa

We take you to the last village of India before Tibet in this region, Chitkul, an hour’s drive through the Pine forests and boulder fields on the northern bank of river Baspa. We take short walks in the village to the Mata Mandir, and towards the ITBP camp. After this we retrace the roads back to Karcham Dam and move towards Recong Peo on the Indo-Tibet Highway. Kalpa is a little village above the town of Recong Peo, it offers one of the most magnificent views of snowcapped peaks called the Kinner Kailash range,  winter abode of Lord Shiva. The mountain is deeply worshipped by the locals. Every year in the month of August several pilgrims scale the peak of Kinner Kailash to worship a 70ft rock which stands out from the rest. Kalpa is a great place to see the entire range.

Day 3 – Kalpa to Nako to Gue to Tabo – Overnight at Tabo

Today is the day where we enter the Spiti Valley. The road from Kalpa initially descends to the Indo-Tibet Highway and continues on the left bank of Sutlej till Khab, the confluence of Spiti and Sutlej. We leave Sutlej behind and continue upstream of Spiti. Suddenly you can see the landscape has transformed with barren mountains all around. After an hour climb we reach Nako, another little village situated at an altitude of 3800m. The main attraction of this village is the artificial lake, which in the late spring is a sight to behold with pink flowers bloom all around the lake. After a brief stop at the lake we descend down to the river bed and continue upstream of Spiti crossing several villages – Chango, Shalkar, Sumdo, Hurling; before we enter the town of Tabo. Chos Khor Gompa is a 1020 year monastery located in the quaint village of Tabo. The monastery is one of the most ornately decorated depicting the life of the Buddha Pantheon covering its entire walls. You can spend enough time here talking to the monks trying to understand what a thangka painting is. Spend your day relaxing in the fields of Tabo or hike up to the caves, the monks used to meditate. Overnight stay at Tabo.

Day 4 – Tabo to Dhankar to Lhalung – Overnight at Lhalung

Today we take the road to Kaza till we reach Sichling village, from here the road winds up to the Dhangkar monastery, which was once the capital of Spiti, under King’s rule. Dhang means cliff and kar means fort, the fort situated on the edge of a cliff. Dhangkar Gompa or monastery is one of the architectural master pieces of the Buddhist yore. Built 800 years ago this is one of the endangered archaeological sites in the world. Experience the old world feeling of the Dhangkar monastery. An hour and half hike takes you the beautiful Dhankar lake, relax and click as many photos on the shores of this beautiful lake before heading back to the village. From Dhangkar we drive towards one of the little know villages of Spiti, Lhalung. With Snow capped peaks in the background and the cultivation fields built on the slope of the mountain Lhalung is a photographer’s charm. Golden Temple or the Serkhong Gompa is another 1020 year old monastery adorning this little village. 

Day 5 – Lhalung to Mudh to Kaza – Overnight at Kaza

Drive to Pin Valley – a tributary of the Spiti river, ‘Pin’ originates deep in the Trans Himalayan mountains leading to one of the ancient trade routes and popular trek of Bhaba Pass. It is also home to the magnificent Snow Leopard and several Trans Himalayan animals and rare birds protected under the National Parks of India. You’ll drive through this beautiful valley up to last village of Mudh. After trying some local homemade pizzas for lunch, you will retrace the roads back to Spiti and continue to Kaza – the administrative headquarters of Spiti. Explore the local market in Kaza and go for an evening walk amidst the fields of Kaza.

Day 6 – Kaza to Hikkim, Komic to Langza – Overnight at Langza

High on Himalayas is the theme of the day. We leave Kaza and immediately gain altitude as we head towards the village of Komic – the highest village in the world with a motorable road at a height of 4580m. Tangyud Gompa (Monastery) is the jewel of the place. The old and new monastery shows the devout Buddhist beliefs of the locals. We retrace the path towards Hikkim, situated at 4440m this village boasts the presence of Highest Post Office in the World. Send postcards to your family and friends from here. The road continuously meanders above 4400m till you reach the village of Langza, with the Snow Capped peaks jutting out in front of you in every corner leaving you breathless with its sheer magnitude. Our overnight stay is at Langza, the most scenic village of Spiti, situated under the shadows of 6303m peak called Mt. Chau Chau Khang Nilda and adorned by the large statue of Buddha.

Day 7 – Langza to Chandratal – Overnight at Chandratal

We start our journey back towards the bigger cities but not without a final blast. We head to the most famous monastery of Spiti at Kee. Known commonly as the Kee Gompa, the monastery looks like a pyramid of houses, built on top of a hill. Enjoy the tasty cup of tea served by the monks as you walk through the maze of Shrines. From here we drive to the village of Kibber to witness one of the masterpieces of modern construction – Kibber Chicham bridge built up on the gorge at a height of 4300m. Our next destination is the gem hidden in the folds of the Himalayas – Chandratal or the Moon Lake. Situated at 4300m on the banks of the Chandra river is this fresh water lake fed by the snow melt of surrounding hills. Must do at Chandratal is the Parikrama of the lake, a circumambulation trek of 4Kms. As you reach the other side of the lake, a look backwards reveals the most breathtaking beauty that there is, high mountains of ChandraBhaga peaks decorating the background of this lake makes one lose themselves in this myriad beauty. After a fulfilling walk we head back to the campsite to rest and look back at the memories on the last night of this tour.

Day 8 – Chandratal to Manali

Last day of the trip, for those whose heart yearns for one more sight of Chandratal can go to lake early morning, before the sunlight falls on the lake, to see the surrounding mountains reflect in harmony with the stillness of the lake. After breakfast at the camps we start back to Manali via the Batal – Gramphu road and Manali – Leh Highway. As your minds wander back to the lives that lay ahead we bid goodbye to you at Manali, with the breathtaking visuals of the last week leaving you wanting for more.

Starts from INR 19500  per person* for a group of 6 people

Cost includes.

• Transport – Innova / Xylo / Scorpio – 8 Days -Driver charges, fuel charges, toll and parking charges
• Accommodation – 7 nights – double sharing with breakfast and dinner – MAP

Cost excludes

• Accommodation at Shimla and Manali – Can be arranged at extra cost
• A/C in taxi – can be provided at additional cost
• Personal expenses
• Lunch on all days
• Cost incurred due to change in itinerary due to landslides, roadblocks or factors beyond human control
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions list above

Note: Homestays will have shared bathrooms

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• The Trans Himalayan regions of Leh, Kargil, Lahaul, and Spiti are landscapes that are one of their kind and cannot be found anywhere else in the country.
• It comprises a high-altitude cold desert, high-altitude snow-capped peaks, and bare stretches of peaks of various colors shaped by the various forces of nature.
• These Trans Himalayan regions are quite remote with extreme climatic conditions, high-altitude mountain ranges, and impenetrable mountain passes.
• Despite this, the people of the region have adapted themselves to the conditions and happily live here.
• This region also has several Buddhist Monasteries (locally called gompas) because Buddhism is practiced majorly by the people of this region who can visit.
• These monasteries have serene surroundings and are situated in really pretty locations.
• The best times to visit this area are from early June to the end of September. It is also fine to travel during the monsoons as it does not rain much here in this region.
• You will also visit the 1000-year-old lang(temple). Key Monastery: A must-visit tourist place in  Spiti Valley , the Key Gompa is encircled by picturesque mountains and soothing  valleys . During this trip, you will be visiting the ancient monasteries, which are famous all over the world like Key Monastery, and Tabo Monastery.

Key Highlights:

• High-altitude cold desert, high-altitude snow-capped peaks, and bare stretches of peaks
• High-altitude mountain ranges and impenetrable mountain passes
• glimpse of the spectacular Kinner Kailash Peak at 7549 feet
• Journey through Hindustan Tibet Highway
• Nako Lake, Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Monastery Key Monastery
•  The highest motorable monastery in the world, the Tangyud Monastery
• A glimpse of the Chau Chau Kang Nelda peak sitting at the top of the village

Brief Itinerary:

• Day 00:  Departure from Delhi
• Day 01:  Reach Shimla, and transfer to Sangla. Overnight stay in Sangla.
• Day 02:  Chitkul Exploration move Tabo via Khab sangam, Nako Village, Stay at Tabo
• Day 03:  Tabo Exploration, move towards Dhanker & Lingti waterfall. Overnight stay in Kaza
• Day 04:  Exploration of Chicham Bridge, Kibber & Key Monastery. Overnight stay at Kaza
• Day 05:  Hikkim,Komic and Langza Exploration. Overnight stay at Kaza.
• Day 06:  Move towards Kalpa & sightseeing at Gue Monastery. Overnight stay at Kalpa.
• Day 07:  Explore suicide point & leave for Shimla and transfer to Delhi via Volvo.
• Day 08:  Arrive in Delhi in the morning.
• January: 6, 13, 20, 27, 
• February:  3, 10, 17, 24 
• March: 2, 9, 16, 23  
• April : 6, 13, 20, 27

Delhi To Delhi:   

• Triple Sharing: 17,999/- Per Person 
• Double Sharing: 19,499/- Per Person 

Note: You can book your seat at just Rs. 5000/- and pay the rest 15 days before the event date. 

What is included in the tour

• Transportation:  Volvo transfer from Delhi to Shimla & back. Entire sightseeing from tempo traveller. 
• Accommodation O n Triple Sharing/Double sharing Basis as per itinerary in guest house/homestays/camps  for 6nights\7days. 
• Meals:  Breakfast and Dinner during the trip (Totel 12 meals) 
• Driver allowance, Road tax, and Fuel Charges 
• An Oxygen Cylinder 24x7 in the backup Vehicle in case of Emergency 
• All Drives, Sightseeing and excursions as per the itinerary.
• All Governments’ fees and Taxes for Normal journey within Spiti.  
• Team Captain Throughout the trip.  

What is NOT included in the tour

• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.
• Meals during Transportation and Lunch on trip
• Any cost Arising Due to Natural Calamities like landslides, Roadblocks,etc. 
• Expenses of personal nature.
• Any personal expense like tip of the driver, Entry to monument/monasteries, Camera/video charges ,laundry ,Telephone Bills, heater, etc.
• We Do Not Provide any Type of Travel Insurance. 
• Any kind of food & beverages that is not included in the package like Alcohol, mineral water, meals/refreshments lunch on the highway. 
• The itinerary is subject to change and is flexible due to any circumstances which are not in our control. 
• Evening Volvo bus from Kashmiri Gate. Overnight Travel to Shimla 
• Reach Early morning and Transfer to Sangla
• Visit Kinnaur Gate and get some cool photographs. 
• Reach Sangla by Evening and check into your hotels, freshen up & relax.
• Overnight stay in Sangla. 
• Morning freshen up & get ready for the day. 
• Have Breakfast and leave for Chitkul Exploration. 
• Leave for Tabo via khab Sangam, Nako Exploration.
• Reach Tabo & heck into your hotel / homestay. 
• Dinner and night Briefing. 
• Early morning freshen up & leave for kaza.
• Visit the Tabo Monastery & Tabo caves which are 1000year old & have meditation session.
• Visit Dhanker Monastery which was a capital of spiti in the past. Reach Kaza, 
• check into your homestay, dinner and overnight stay at Kaza.
• Wake up Early morning & head towards sightseeing of Spiti Valley.
• Visit the iconic monastery known as - Key Monastery. Head towards the highest suspension bridge in asia (Chicham Bridge).
• Come back to kaza and go for Self exploration in Kaza market.
• Come to homestay dinner and overnight stay at kaza. 
• Early morning freshen up & get ready for the day.
• Head towards visiting the Highest post office in the world & write to your loved ones.
• Visit the highest village in the world know as Komic and Langza whic is known to be the fossil village of india.
• Come back to kaza, have dinner & overnight stay. 
• Today Morning, Pack your Bags and Leave for Kalpa. 
• Enroute we will cover Gue Monastery. Reach kalpa and Check into your Hotel.
• Take some Rest Dinner and overnight stay. 
• Wake up early, have breakfast & explore Sucide point & transfer to shimla.
• Reach shimla and depart for delhi via volvo. 
• Early morning arrive in delhi by 8:00am - 9:00 am with memories of a lifetime. 
• Good Bye Until The Next Time.. 

Things To Carry:

• A rucksack bag and a day pack
• 3-liter water bladder or water bottle
• One Cotton long sleeve 2 short sleeve T-shirts
• 1 pair of gloves
• At least 2 long pants (trek pants and cargo pants are favorable)
• 4 sets of undergarments
• 2 pairs of socks
• A small towel
• A rain jacket or a poncho
• Above-the-ankle waterproof and breathable hiking boots with good grip
• Flip flops/sandals
• Glucose powder
• Medicines for headaches, diarrhea, motion sickness

Personal Accessories

• Toothpaste, toothbrush
• Paper soap, or sanitizer
• Sunscreen minimum of spf40, lip balm, cold creams
• LED torch light

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4X4 SUV - Winter Spiti Expedition 8-Day Trip - 2024

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8 Day Road Trip

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JANUARY - MARCH 2024

Road Trip Highlights

• 4X4 Expedition with experienced local drivers
• Offbeat itinerary, Day Snow Hikes, Monastery visits & food, culture sharing with locals 
• An adventure of a lifetime - stay at homestays with local families and experience the warm Spitian hospitality.

Cost per person

₹47,950, 5% gst is additional. includes accommodation, meals and all transfers as per the list of inclusions., 4x4 suv - winter spiti expedition 8-day trip.

Get ready to embark on this unforgettable 8-day Spiti Valley Winter Tour, traversing into the unknown pockets of the far-flung Himalayan valleys amidst shining turquoise rivers, clear blue skies and a blanket of untouched white snow all around.

If Spiti wasn't enough off-the-beaten path already, during this 8-day tour, we shall explore some of the remotest regions of the valley - From visiting the iconic Key monastery and interacting with the monks, to crossing Asia's highest bridge at Chicham, and from walking in the snow-clad lanes of Kaza, to staying and hiking in some of the highest villages in the world. May be we shall spot a Blue Sheep or Red Fox somewhere on the way too. And if we are really lucky, perhaps the elusive Snow Leopard as well.

All this while the entire valley is covered in snow and there aren't many tourists around. You will get to stay in the homes of the locals and get to learn about the difficulties of life in such harsh winter conditions when the temperature plummets to -30 degrees. But interacting with them, sitting around the tandoors in the kitchen, you will feel the warmth in their hospitality and heart.

This is not just another holiday in the mountains. This is one of those bucket list items - an experience to remember for life.

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Detailed Itinerary

Drive from Shimla to Rampur / Kalpa

• Hotel Accommodation
• 5 - 6 hours

We begin this Spiti Valley Winter Expedition by hitting the road from Shimla. We pass through the popular towns of Kufri and Narkanda and drive next to the Sutlej river. We arrive at Rampur Bushahr's historic Padam Palace, enjoy a piping cup of tea before checking into your warm hotel room.

Overnight at a hotel in Rampur.

Destinations Covered

Drive from Kalpa / Rampur - Nako - Tabo

• Homestay Accommodation
• 8 - 9 hours
• Meals included

After a comfortable night’s rest at Rampur, we set off on the famous Hindustan-Tibet Highway to enter Kinnaur. Famed for its spectacular views and proximity to Tibet, this road snakes north into Nako, the last hamlet of Kinnaur district.

We have a steaming hot lunch at Nako, before entering the magical Spiti Valley. Here, we spend the night at a comfortable and authentic homestay in Tabo.

Overnight at a homestay in Tabo.

Drive from Tabo - Pin Valley - Mudh - Kaza

We start the day with a visit to the 1026 – year old Tabo Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk around this sacred site and gain a deeper understanding of Buddhism. Unlike other monasteries in Spiti Valley, the Tabo monastery is located at the bottom of the valley.

From Tabo, we drive to the spectacular Pin Valley. Imagine a national park with an abundance of animals and birds, with some rare plant varieties and a river that is frozen. Pin Valley promises all this. We first visit the Kungri Monastery and then the beautiful hamlet of Mudh – the last motorable village of the Pin Valley. Declared a national park in 1987, Pin Valley has altitudes ranging from 11,000 to 20,000 feet and is home to at least 12 endangered snow leopards. In addition, other animals indigenous to the region and park are the Siberian ibex, bharal, weasel, red fox and marten. Birds such as the pika, griffon, golden eagle, bearded vulture, chukor and raven paint the skies a pretty picture.

Overnight at a homestay in Kaza.

Drive from Kaza - Ki Monastery - Kibber - Chicham

• 2 - 3 hours

We begin the fourth day, with a drive to renowned Ki Monastery. The car will first stop at the base of the monastery hill for the ultimate photo opportunity of this remarkable structure amid white snow. With over 1000 years’ worth stories to tell, the Ki Monastery situated at a height of 13,668 feet was founded by a disciple of the famous Atisha, in the 11th century CE. Belonging to the Yellow Hat or Gelugpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, this monastery is famous as a prominent center of learning as well as a refuge for Tibetans. Being remotely located atop a hill overlooking endless plains, the Ki Monastery is an obvious choice for those seeking peace and calm.

Then we will move farther up the valley to the picturesque village of Kibber. Located at a height of 4205 meters and 18 km from Kaza, this formerly highest permanently inhabited village in this region, is also a popular base camp to embark on adventure and treks to adjoining mountains of high altitude. The expanses of beautiful landscapes and immeasurable beauty of the snowy mountains make the place a haven for nature-lovers and photographers alike.

From Kibber we head to the famous Chicham Bridge - the highest bridge in Asia, before heading to Chicham village and checking in to our warm homestay.

Overnight at a homestay in Chicham.

Hikes / Explorations around Chicham

We wake up in one of the remotest and highest villages in the world today. We shall head out on a hike to explore Chicham village and the nearby areas. It is a chance to witness the life of the villagers in these harsh terrains and weather conditions. Their lifestyle is unique to this trans-Himalayan region.

Overnight at the homestay in Chicham.

Drive from Chicham - Hikkim - Komic - Langza / Kaza

It’s another day of hiking and exploring the areas around Chicham. Chicham is located in the Kibber WIldlife Sanctuary. There are high chances of spotting wildlife around this area considering the remoteness of the region.

We will then drive back to Kaza.

Overnight at a homestay in Kaza

Drive from Kaza - Rampur

• 9 - 10 hours

The seventh day marks the beginning of the end of this expedition. We make our way south towards Kinnaur Valley. Along this journey, you can get to capture some scenic visions that you might have missed earlier. No journey in Spiti is ever the same all the time. After a scenic and memorable drive, we will end the journey at Rampur.

Overnight stay at a hotel in Rampur.

Drive from Rampur - Shimla

• No Accommodation

The last leg of this 8 Day Winter Expedition is here. We drive to Shimla with a bag of delightful memories and exciting stories to recount.

Includes accomodation, meals, guide and local transfer. 9% service tax extra.

• The cost is ₹7,936 per person, if booked 90 days in advance or else the cost will be INR ₹8,936 per person.
• The cost mentioned is for a fixed departure and in case you want a private tour, you can customize it accordingly.
• This is a single sharing fixed departure cost, which will vary if you wish to select a whole car for yourself.
• The cost of this tour is ₹48,950 per person.
• All transfers in 4X4 SUVs with local experienced drivers
• Accommodation here will be on double sharing basis. If you are a solo traveler, the cost will stay the same but you will be sharing the room with another solo traveller of the same gender. 
• If you are looking for a single room at all places, do let us know and we'll help you with the revised costing.

Cost Inclusions

• Experienced and licenced English-speaking local guide
• All camping equipment including state-of-the-art high altitude sleeping bags, waterproof tents and trek mattresses
• Camping accommodation as per the program on double / triple sharing
• Freshly cooked, delicious vegetarian meals as per the itinerary
• Safe storage to store your luggage while you are on your trek
• Complimentary access to Pink House’s reading lounge to rest after the trek and a washroom to freshen up if available
• Hotel Accommodation with breakfast in Rampur on double sharing basis.
• Homestay Accommodation with breakfast, lunch and dinner at Tabo, Chicham and Kaza.
• Transfers by 4X4 SUV for 3-4 people per vehicle for all days as per the itinerary (Day 1 - Day 8).
• Reliable, experienced and adept English-speaking local driver cum guide with great knowledge of the area and the terrain.
• Driver charges, driver accommodation, fuel and inter-state toll.
• All Applicable Monastery / Museum Fees

Cost Exclusions

• Hotel accommodation at Mcleodganj
• Any Car / Jeep transfers
• Snacks, beverages and Mineral Water
• Any additional costs incurred in case of a medical emergency / natural disaster / breakdown of vehicle / acts of God.
• Anything not mentioned in the “Inclusions” section.
• Any Personal Expenses / Tips / Permits
• 5% GST (Tax)
• Guide / Porters
• Meals in Transit / Lunch enroute or Rampur / Any Beverages / Any meals that are not mentioned in the itinerary.
• Sightseeing in Shimla / Any accommodation, activities or transfers other than what is mentioned in the itinerary.
• Any cost arising out of unforeseen circumstances including medical emergencies and acts of God.
• Anything that is not mentioned in the above list of inclusions.

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Experiece the best of McLedoganj with this short weekend trek. Trek & camp overnight at Triund. With Pink House\'s state of the art camping gear, trek to 9500 feet to reach Triund and camp overnight with millions of Himalayanstars. Be it Paragliding, or touring around McLeodganj, or climbing mountains, amazing packages. Trek & camp overnight at Triund. With Pink House\'s state of the art camping gear, trek to 9500 feet to reach Triund and camp overnight.

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Riddhi Sonigra

Thank you so much Spiti Holiday Adventure for arranging the absolute special 4X4 Winter expedition and giving us an experience of lifetime. It was great meeting so many wonderful people. Felt extremely safe in those harsh sub zero terrains. The meals and stays provided throughout the trip were too good. Special thanks to the the drivers and locals for making us experience the amazing hospitality of Spiti.

Sameer Anand

I just got back from my recent trip to Spiti, and it was one of the best trips I've ever taken! The group size was small, and they had a great support staff. The stays were comfortable in the bone-chilling cold, and the itinerary was exciting. 4X4 vehicles made it easy to get around. I had many memorable moments during the entire trip— definitely coming with Spiti Holiday Adventure again!

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Julley :) Thank you Spiti Holiday Adventure Team for organising the 4x4 Spiti winter expedition. I am nothing but grateful for the magic I got to witness in those 8 days, really made it an experience of a lifetime! :) The itinerary was well thought of - ensured that we acclimatize naturally. We had experienced local drivers and insightful travel coordinator who ensured a seamless journey. The accommodations were very comfortable and had such kind hosts. Was really impressed how the Spiti Holiday Adventure team was dedicated to the safety and well being of each traveller throughout the trip. Would definitely recommend Spiti Holiday Adventure for your next trip to Spiti!

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The Spiti Valley Snow Leopard Expedition is an amazing once-in-a-lifetime experience that will offer you the opportunity to witness the unique snow leopard in its natural habitat. You will be amazed by this mysterious creature's absolute beauty over a span of 9 exciting days. This expedition brings you right into the heart of the snow leopard’s ethereal landscape, deep within the wonderful high-altitude scenery of Kibber, which is often referred to as “the land of snow leopards”. Additionally, the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular destination for incredible snow leopard sightings and snow leopard trekking. So, get ready for an enchanting snow leopard tour to explore the magical realm of this majestic animal.

• Going on tracking of Snow Leopards.
• Travel to Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary for its amazing wildlife sightings.
• Spotting of Asiatic Ibex and Tibetan wolf, etc.
• Opportunity to see Himalayan birds like White-Tailed Rubythroat, Brown Accentor, Horn Lark, Alpine Chough, Himalayan Snow Cock, Himalayan Pigeon, etc.
• Personal air-conditioned SUV for travel.
• A comfortable homestay located near a hospital in case of emergencies.
• Delicious food and dining.

ITINERARY - 10 Days

Get ready for a thrilling adventure in the heart of the majestic Spiti Valley with our exclusive Snow Leopard Expedition. Our expert will guide you on your mesmerising journey to spot the elusive snow leopard in its natural habitat. This unique Snow Leopard Tour offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness these magnificent creatures in the breathtaking landscapes of Spiti. As you explore the rugged terrain, our experienced team will share insights into the fascinating behaviour and conservation efforts dedicated to these elusive cats. The expedition is not just about encountering the mystical snow leopards but also immersing yourself in the rich culture of the Spitian people and the stunning Himalayan vistas. Plan your snow leopard tour now for a memorable experience that blends adventure, wildlife conservation, and the sheer beauty of the Spiti Valley.

Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary

The Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in India's Himachal Pradesh state's Lahaul and Spiti districts, in the Spiti Valley. Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Himalayan mountain ranges and spans an area of roughly 2,220 square kilometres. Its altitude ranges from roughly 3,600 metres to 6,600 metres above sea level.

The sanctuary has a unique ecology that supports a diversity of wildlife species, some of which are rare and endangered, due to its location at high altitudes with hard terrain. Kibber is well-known for being the snow leopard's home because there are prey animals like ibex and blue sheep, as well as snow-capped mountains and rough terrain. The red fox, Tibetan wolf, golden eagle, ibex, blue sheep, and lammergeier (bearded vulture) are among the high-altitude animals that may be found at the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary.

The Spiti Valley snow leopard expedition in the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary provides a thrilling journey because of its diverse wildlife and breathtaking scenery.

Snow Leopard Expedition Essentials: Unravelling Spiti Valley's Impact on Conservation

The Spiti Valley, with its remarkable conservation initiatives, stands as a symbol of hope for the survival of snow leopards, making it a prime destination for an amazing expedition. The local community, nonprofit organisations, and government have all collaborated to protect these elusive cats. Efforts like setting up wildlife reserves, developing sustainable tourism practices, and educating the local population about the need for conservation have been made. This valley is an essential part of the overall attempt to maintain these wonderful animals, as the conservation efforts not only protect the snow leopard population but also help the entire ecological balance of the area.

Spotting the Ghosts of the Mountains: Optimal Times for Snow Leopard Expedition in Spiti Valley

The best time for a snow leopard tour in Spiti Valley is in the winter months from December to March, when the valley is painted white with snow-covered landscapes and breathtaking views. They become more active and visible in their natural habitat during this time, as it coincides with their mating season. These secretive animals are easy to locate against the stark landscape due to the limited vegetation and snow-covered terrain. Additionally, the bright winter skies offer excellent visibility, which increases the likelihood of a successful encounter with these majestic big cats.

Apart from snow leopards, other wildlife species found in the sanctuary include the Tibetan wolf, Tibetan wild ass, Tibetan argali, ibex, blue sheep (bharal), Himalayan marmots, horned lark and numerous bird species.

The sanctuary serves as an important conservation area, protecting the unique biodiversity of the Himalayan region and contributing to the conservation of rare and endangered species. Efforts are made to promote ecotourism in the region while ensuring the well-being of the wildlife and their natural habitat.

Planning Your Spiti Valley Snow Leopard Expedition

Packing list for a snow leopard tour.

Here is a list of things to pack when going on a snow leopard tour that will ensure you are equipped for a comfortable and enriching experience:

Clothing: Carry ample warm clothing, including thermal pants, fur jackets, insulated pants, woollen socks, and waterproof gloves, because the temperature in Spiti can fall below freezing.

Trekking shoes: You will be trekking over snow and icy landscapes, so bring strong, comfortable, waterproof trekking shoes with high grip.

Sun protection: To shield yourself from the strong sun, carry sunscreen lotion, sunglasses, and a hat.

First aid: Carry a small first aid kit that includes bandages, antiseptics, and the necessary medications.

Water bottle: Bring a reusable water bottle with you to stay hydrated while trekking.

Snacks: For quick energy boosts, carry energy bars, dry fruits, and chocolates.

Camera & binoculars: Bring a high-quality camera to record the breathtaking scenery and wildlife sightings. Also, for distant sightings of snow leopards and other animals, binoculars are important.

Cash: Carry enough cash because access to ATMs may be difficult in isolated places.

Personal hygiene kit: To maintain personal hygiene, have supplies like tissues, wet wipes, and hand sanitizer on hand.

Torch/flashlight: An essential tool on a snow leopard expedition in Spiti Valley is a headlamp or torch/flashlight.

Power bank: It's crucial to have a backup power source to keep electronics like smartphones, cameras, and torches charged during the expedition.

Journey into the Unknown: Decoding Snow Leopard Habitat and Behavior on Expedition

The greater altitudes of the Himalayas are where you may typically find the Indian Snow Leopard, one of nature's most fascinating and mysterious creatures. The hardest part is finding them, because this shy animal likes to avoid humans. In the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh, there have been more snow leopard sightings in recent years. The fact that they are now being watched in groups is the most unexpected development. Their amazing skill in this harsh environment is demonstrated by how they handle the dangerous rocks and frozen plains here in Spiti.

The Spiti Valley Snow Leopard Expedition is more than just a journey; it's an immersive experience that seamlessly blends adventure, wildlife conservation, and cultural exploration. Our expert guides lead you through the rugged terrain of Spiti, revealing the mysteries of the majestic snow leopards in their natural habitat. This Snow Leopard Tour is a rare opportunity to witness these elusive creatures while contributing to their conservation efforts. So, if you're looking for a memorable adventure that combines the thrill of spotting snow leopards with the unique beauty of the Spiti Valley, book now with Wild Voyager for an expedition that goes beyond the ordinary—a journey that encapsulates the essence of Spiti Valley and the magic of a snow leopard.

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