Spiti Valley Road Trip:
Places Covered in this Tour: Shimla Narkanda Hatu peak Kufri Rampur Kalpa Suicide point Roghi Village Nako Nako Lake Tabo confluence of Spiti and Sutlej river at Khab Dhankar Monastery Pin Valley Kaza Mudh village Pin valley Kungri Monastery Langza The Buddha Statue Views of the Chau Chau Kang Nelda Peak Hikkim Village Komik Village key Monastery Chicham Bridge Spiti valley Gue Monastery Chitkul Village Sangla Valley Shimla
Tour at a glance:
Day-1: Shimla Pick Up and Drive to Narkanda Via Kufri , Fagu. : Stay Narkanda.
Day-2: Narkanda - Rampur - Kalpa: Stay Kalpa.
Day-3: Kalpa - Nako - Tabo : Stay Tabo.
Day-4: Tabo - Dhankar Monastery - Pin Valley - Kaza : Stay Kaza.
Day-5: Kaza - Langza - Hikkim - Komik - key Monastery : Stay Kaza.
Day-6: Kaza – Sangla : Stay Sangla
Day-7: Sangla – Chitkul - Shimla : Drop Shimla.
Tour in Details:
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Tour Overview |
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Spiti Valley exists in the upper Himalayan region - the middle land, which is filled with wonders and sights that are unparalleled. Spiti Valley, where birds fly across the blue skies, while the towering mountains keep the secret of this land, safe in their shadows. Spiti Valley, where chants ring across the rustic monasteries and the villages lay perched on the far away slopes. Each looking like a dream you would want to live. Spiti Valley – where rivers meander through deserted valleys, where you would stand and stare in disbelief that something like this can continue to exist beyond the usual destinations. Spiti Valley is the land where you would listen to stories that belongs to a lifestyle you had never imagined about; where you would visit a lake existing in the middle of nowhere, as if an oasis for the Gods who once lives here. This guided and curated seven-day Spiti Valley road trip is designed for travellers looking for an authentic Spiti Valley Road Trip experience in a week’s time. Shared by a small group of travellers, this Spiti Valley Tour includes travelling in a comfortable Force Traveller to some of the most popular villages of Spiti Valley including Asia’s highest villages – Komik and Kibber. Marvel at the wondrous structure of the Key Monastery and get ready to be amazed by the Tabo Monastery – a 1020-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site. Never forget to book our all inclusive Spiti Valley Road Trip Tour Package.
Travel Route
Tour Itinerary |
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Day 1: Shimla Pick Up and Drive to Narkanda Via Kufri , Fagu. : Stay Narkanda
- Assemble at Boarding Point in Shimla and head towards Narkanda.
- Take appropriate breaks on the way and enjoy the beauty as you leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind.
- Lost yourself amidst scenic valleys on either side of the road.
- Visit Hatu peak and Temple
Day 02: Narkanda - Rampur - Kalpa: Stay Kalpa
- Enjoy a nice, warm breakfast with a view of the mountains and head to Kalpa via Rampur.
- Reach Kalpa in evening enjoy the stunning view of Kinner Kailash Peak on clear day.
- Visit Suicide point and Roghi Village.
Day 03: Kalpa - Nako - Tabo : Stay Tabo
- Enjoy a nice, warm breakfast with a view of Kinner Kailash Peak visit Rackong Peo hospital to get your Covid19 test (Please do this activity before the start of Trip).
- On your way you will notice the terrain change and you will see the end of tree line.
- On the way to Tabo you will see the confluence of Spiti and Sutlej river at Khab.
- Reach scenic Nako village- visit the Nako lake.
- Tonight you will get your first experience in a local Spitian homestay.
Day 04: Tabo - Dhankar Monastery - Pin Valley - Kaza : Stay Kaza
- Take the morning easy, have your breakfast and visit the “Ajanta of Himalayas”- The Tabo Monastery which is 1020 years old.
- On your way visit Dhankar Monastery, if the road is open – Dhankar used to be the Seat of the King in ancient times- the most beautiful setting for a monument, which hangs on a cliff and overlooks the confluence of the Spiti and Pin rivers.
- We drive to Mudh village, the last village in Pin valley. Pin valley is the least explored valley in Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh. Visit the Kungri Monastery and then the beautiful hamlet of Mudh – the last motorable village of the Pin Valley.
Day 05: Kaza - Langza - Hikkim - Komik - key Monastery : Stay Kaza
- This is going to be a long day and we will start early on this day.
- First, we will be visiting Hikkim Village, and send postcards from the World’s Highest Post Office.
- Next, we will visit the World’s Highest Village connected via motor-able road, Komik Village
- Adorable views of the Chau Chau Kang Nelda Peak and The Buddha Statue is waiting for you at Langza.
- We also visit the world-famous Key Monastery, situated at a height of 13,668 feet. With over 1000 years’ worth stories to tell, Key Monastery was founded by the famous Atisha in the 11th century CE.
- Chicham Bridge – The Bridge is at a staggering height of 13596 ft. look down and you will find yourself gaping below at a 100 ft deep gorge.
Day 06: Kaza – Sangla : Stay Sangla
- Enjoy a nice, warm breakfast with a view of the Spiti valley and head to Sangla via Gue monastery.
- Enrote visit Gue Monastery: Home to Old Indian Mummy. Gue is an almost isolated habitation with no other village in view, but what makes it famous is over the 500-years-old mummy of a Buddhist monk. On a small hillock just on the outskirts of the village in a small room, inside a glass cabin, lies the mummy of an old monk.
Day 07: Sangla – Chitkul - Shimla : Drop Shimla
- This morning after breakfast we will drive to Chitkul (20 kms, total 1 hrs, each side – 3,450 metres / 11,318 feet.) which is the last village on Indian side on the Indo–Tibetan border. The village of Chitkul is like something from a fairy tale, and you will have a chance to walk slowly around it.
- After spending some time in Chitkul we start our return journey to Shimla.
- On reaching Shimla we shall drop you at Shimla ISBT for your onwards Journey.
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Package Includes & Excludes |
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Include
- Welcome drink on arrival.
- Accommodation in hotel, Camp, and Home-stay.
- 06 Breakfasts and 06 Dinner.
- Transport services by an exclusive vehicle as per itinerary. (Innova/Tempo Travellers)
- Driver allowance, Toll, Parking, Road Tax, Fuel charge, Night Halt.
Exclude
- Any monument entry fees / camera fees.
- Any meal, which is not mentioned above.
- Any guide charges.
- Any air / train fare. /Train Tickets / Flight Tickets
- Entry Ticket
- Expenses of personal nature such as drinks, laundry, telephones, Camera Fees, etc.
- GST 5% Extra
Package Tour Price |
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* Package Starting From.
16,500/-PP 6 Nights & 7 Days | Ex-Shimla* Price is for 6Pax. without GST.* Package Meals will be served in MAP Basis * Call Us for Latest Package Offers.
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1)Where is Spiti Valley located?
Answer: Answer. Spiti Valley is located in the northern part of Himachal Pradesh, India. It lies in the rain shadow of the Himalayas, bordering Tibet to the east. The valley is part of the Lahaul and Spiti district known for its remote and rugged terrain.
2)How do I reach Spiti Valley?
Answer: There are two main approaches to Spiti Valley:
- From Shimla:Travel via NH5 and NH505 through Kinnaur. This route passes through Reckong Peo and offers scenic views of lush green valleys before reaching the stark landscapes of Spiti.
- From Manali:Take the Manali-Leh Highway (NH3) via Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass. This route is more challenging due to high-altitude passes and remains open only during the summer months. Travelers should be prepared for long hours of driving on narrow and sometimes unpaved mountain roads.
3)What is the climate of Spiti Valley?
Answer: Spiti Valley experiences a cold desert climate. Winters are extremely harsh, temperatures dropping below freezing, and heavy snowfall often closes roads. Summers are short and relatively mild, making it the ideal time for travel from mid-May to mid-October.
4)When is the best time to visit Spiti Valley?
Answer: The best time to visit Spiti Valley is from June to September when the weather is pleasant, and most roads are open. This period allows for easier access to remote villages and attractions like Chandratal Lake and Key Monastery.
5)Do I need permits to visit Spiti Valley?
Answer: Yes, permits are required for non-Indians visiting Spiti Valley due to its proximity to the Indo-Tibetan border. Foreign nationals must obtain an Inner Line Permit (ILP) from the District Commissioner’s Office in Reckong Peo or Shimla, depending on the route chosen.
6)What types of accommodations are available in Spiti Valley?
Answer: Accommodation options in Spiti Valley range from basic guesthouses and homestays in villages to more comfortable hotels and eco-resorts in Kaza, the largest town in the region. Camping is also popular, with designated campsites offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and starry skies.
7) What are the must-visit places in Spiti Valley?
Answer: Key Monastery (Kye Gompa), Tabo Monastery, Chandratal Lake, Pin Valley National Park, and Dhankar Monastery are must-visit places in Spite Valley.
8)What are the road conditions like in Spiti Valley?
Answer: The roads in Spiti Valley are challenging, often narrow and unpaved with sharp turns and steep ascents. Road conditions can deteriorate due to landslides, especially during the monsoon season. It’s advisable to travel in sturdy vehicles preferably during daylight hours.
9)Is Spiti Valley safe for tourists?
Answer: Spiti Valley is generally safe for tourists, with friendly locals and a low crime rate. However, travelers should be cautious about the high altitude and sudden weather changes, which can pose health risks. Proper acclimatization and adequate preparation are essential for a safe and enjoyable trip.
10. Are there ATMs in Spiti Valley?
Answer: ATMs are limited in Spiti Valley, with the main town of Kaza having a few options. Carrying enough cash for your entire trip is advisable, as credit card acceptance may be limited in remote areas.
11. How is the mobile network and internet connectivity in Spiti Valley?
Answer: Mobile network coverage in Spiti Valley is patchy and limited primarily to major towns like Kaza. In remote villages and higher altitudes, there may be no network coverage at all. Similarly, internet connectivity is unreliable and slow. It’s advisable to inform friends and family about limited communication options and plan accordingly.
12. What are the options for dining in Spiti Valley?
Answer: Dining options in Spiti Valley are predominantly limited to local Himachali and Tibetan cuisine. Popular dishes include momos (dumplings), thukpa (noodle soup), and local bread like tingmo and khambir. Most accommodations offer basic meals, and there are a few small restaurants and cafes in Kaza and larger villages.
13.Can I travel with children or elderly family members to Spiti Valley?
Answer: Traveling with children or elderly family members to Spiti Valley is possible, but it requires careful planning and consideration of their health and comfort. Children and elderly individuals may be more susceptible to altitude sickness, so it’s crucial to acclimatize slowly, ensure adequate hydration, and consult with a healthcare professional before the trip.
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