Spiti Valley Road Trip

About the Spiti Valley Road Trip

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The summer heat gives way to the dreadful monsoons in the Himalayas, which are responsible for the landslides and road blockages across the majority of regions of the Himalayas are a thing of the past, this stunning road trip into the cold desert is the perfect getaway to escape the scorching hot and humid air of city bustle and endless rainfalls in the mountains. What if we told you that you can accomplish all this, and more, in one of the most awe-inspiring stations in India? In this area, no plants bloom while the valleys are surrounded by high open, barren mountains with snow-capped tops. In places where only a few vehicles travel, there aren’t any roads, only rubble and rocks and natural beauty to the extent that one can see.

Spiti is a Latin word that means middle land Spiti, which translates to ‘middle land’, is among our top destinations. It does not just provide us with a respite from the heat, but it helps us to be a person and not let it go! Spiti isn’t intended for those who are looking for luxury vacations or are hesitant. If you’re among those wanting to explore the local Spitian tradition by staying in traditional homestays, and eating the local cuisine, we would love to welcome you to join us as we journey through this fascinating land, exploring hidden treasures and creating many memories in the midst of the skies.

Highlights of the Trip

Visit ancient temples and monasteries.

Discover monasteries hanging off the cliffs.

-Witness the Upper Himalayas.

Sit by sparkling blue lakes and relax.

Send a postcard to the top Post Office in the World.

Explore the picturesque and beautiful lands of Kinnaur.

Cross some of the most spectacular passes around the globe.

Stay under a billion-star night sky.

We’ve given you wings to fulfill your dreams for you to discover the full splendor of the Himalayas in these natural landscapes. If you’re willing to experience the adrenaline-inspiring experience that is Spiti Valley, we can help. Spiti Valley Road Trip, make a reservation with us today!

Route: Manali to Kaza to Pin Valley to Dhankar to Tabo to Komic to Hikkim to Langza to Key to Chicham to Chandratal- Manali

Tour Type: Road Trip

Highest Altitude: 4,600 m

Total distance covered Distance covered: 800+ km (approx)

Duration: 4 Nights/ 5 Days

Batch Size 12 people

Itinerary:

Day 1: Manali – Atal Tunnel- Kaza

Our journey will begin at a very early hour, departing from Manali with a group of our vehicles, before heading toward the picturesque city of Kaza (3,800 meters) and a 7-hour journey through Atal Tunnel and Kunzum Pass will bring the group to Kaza. After arriving in Kaza we stop to rest for the night in our homestay in a cozy setting, eating near the Bukhari and warming up in the cold and windy evenings. Also, we use this day to become familiar with the altitude in Spiti by drinking plenty of water and taking short walks around.

Day 2: Kaza- Pin Valley- Dhankar- Tabo

From Kaza We then moved to discover Pin Valley. We head towards Mudh, which is located in a mountain village located in the Pin Valley of the Spiti District. Pin Valley is famous due to its Pin Valley National Park, home of the snow leopard as well as Siberian Ibex. With its high reaches and glaciers to which humans don’t travel, Pin Valley might just be the highlight of your journey! Mudh is the only motorable village located on the eastern side of the Indian subcontinent. It is also an ideal base for many long-distance treks, which include but is not restricted to the renowned Pin Bhaba Pass Trek. It is famous for its pink flowers that are known by the name of Sia Mentok, Mudh is an enchanting place which is bound to make you wonder! From Mudh we’ll move towards Dhankar Monastery. Dhankar was at one time the capital of administrative power in Spiti prior to its change to Kaza. We walk through the village and take a tour of through the Dhankar Gompa situated asymmetrically on the cliff’s top. This fort perched on a hill overlooking the Spiti Valley was also used to serve as a prison in the past. After spending some wonderful moments at this peaceful monastery, we then head toward Tabo where the Dalai Lama has expressed his desires to Tabo Monastery due to the fact that it is believed to be among those most revered. After a long day of travel before finally getting to take a rest in a hotel located in Tabo.

Day 3: Tabo- Komic- Hikkim- Langza- Key- Kaza

Today we will visit some of the most populous regions in the globe. Our first stop in Komic which is a translation of the word “eye of a snowcock’. Komic is also the highest motorable village in the world, with a staggering high of 4,587m! After taking a break to enjoy the beautiful village, we will head to Hikkim in the world, where the tallest Post Office in the entire world can be found. Also, we will go to Langza located at an altitude of 4,400m. After arriving at Langza you are free to wander around and see the old Lang that is a temple with a history of at least 1,000 years. You can also view the marine fossils that have been discovered on the sedimentary rock. After lunch, we’ll go to Key known for its stunning Key Monastery located in the middle of the almost perpendicular ridges. It is also the biggest Gelugpa Sect Monastery located in Spiti. Key also serves as a center of training for Lamas. If you can spend a few hours in the quiet and peaceful atmosphere of this monastery could be an unforgettable experience that you’ll remember for the rest of your life. We return to Kaza and you’re free to browse the bazaar of Kaza and pick up souvenirs for your loved ones and family. Return to our hotel to eat dinner and get a night’s rest.

Day 4: Kaza- Kibber- Chicham- Kunzum La- Chandratal

From Kaza the next destination is to Kibber. Kibber is also the home of the majestic snow leopard, and is a stunning view at the Kanamo Peak which rises to 19,600 feet. From Kibber we take a tour of one of the most famous bridges, Chicham Bridge, the highest bridge in Asia and take in the stories of the traditional method of using pulley trolleys. We continue to travel through the smallest village of Spitiwhich is Losar and arrive at the highest motorable mountain in India. pass, which is the only one that connects Kullu along with Lahaul and Spiti valleyand Kunzum La at a height of 15,000 feet. At Kunzum La, we travel to one of the most picturesque places in Spiti Valley- the stunning Chandratal Lake, popularly known as the moon’s lake. The sparkling lake is not a visible water source, so we assume that the water in this lake comes from the underground. We stay in our camps, and then spend the night stargazing at the countless stars on a night that is clear.

Day 5: Chandratal- Chhatru- Atal Tunnel- Manali

In celebration of our final night in Spiti Valley, leave from the Chandratal Lake journey towards Batal in the city of Batal, home to one of the most famous Chachi Chachi Chandra Dhaba. Then we continued our journey on Kaza and Manali Highway while taking a lunch stop in Chhatru. While driving along the Chandra river, we drive through Gramphoo village, and then enter the Atal Tunnel (Rohtang Tunnel) for the journey to Manali and thus enter into the Kullu District. The tunnel is planned to provide an all-weather road that connects Leh as well as Lahaul as well as Spiti valleys within Himachal Pradesh. At the end, we arrive at Manali and then go to our home with an enthralled heart filled with wonderful memories.

INCLUSIONS

Accommodation for 4 nights

Transport to and from Manali to Manali via Innova and Tempo Traveller.

A meal plan for MAP that includes 4 Breakfasts as well as 4 dinners

-Experienced and Local Driver cum Guide

-First-Aid Kit/Oxygen Cylinder

-GST

EXCLUSIONS

Meals during Transportation i.e.Lunch

Personal expenses

Costs incurred due to road blockage or natural disaster that isn’t at our control.

Fixed Departure Dates

6-10 August

20-24 August

3-7 September

17-21 September

Conditions for entry into the Spiti Valley

Tourists are permitted to travel under the following conditions: Spiti Valley:

It is necessary to submit an unfavorable Covid-19 test report (96 hours prior to) for entry into Spiti Valley. Spiti Valley.

Cost for the Spiti Valley Road Trip

Cost: Rs. 16,500 per participant (Early-Bird Price)

Note: The exact trip is possible starting from Delhi to Delhi by Volvo bus, with a one-night initial stay in Manali (1 Dinner and Breakfast) for 17.500 USD per head.

It is required that you contribute 50 percent of the price of the journey to secure your seat.

If you’re more than 6 or more, we can arrange the tour at any time that you prefer with the same price.