Spiti Valley Tour

Short Itinerary about Sipit Valley

• Day 1: Delhi to Shimla (Spiti Valley Tour begins)
• Day 2: Shimla to Chitkul (Last Village)
• Day 3: Kalpa to Nako
• Day 4: Tabo & Dhankar Monastery
• Day 5–6: Kaza Local Sightseeing
• Day 7: Chandratal Lake Camping
• Day 8: Manali Exit

Note: From all over India we will assist you with where to meet and booking flight/ train tickets

Spiti trip itinerary

DAY 1:- Travel from Delhi to Shimla and Get together
Travel from Various cities and meet us at Delhi.
Today, you'll leave Delhi late at night on a comfortable Volvo bus or cab heading to Shimla. You'll travel overnight and reach Shimla the next morning. 

Meals: Nil
Night: Overnight Journey by Volvo Bus

DAY 02 | ARRIVAL/PICKUP SHIMLA - SANGLA/RACKHAM

• Today Morning, On your Arrival at Shimla Bus Stand, Our representative/driver will pick you up and your journey to Sangla will start.
• On the way, enjoy the Outer view of the beautiful Shimla and Kufri. Treat your eyes to the stunning views of the snow-clad peaks and lush environs. Also, enjoy the beautiful views of the outer lovely villages of Rampur Wangtu and Karcham.
• Upon arrival, check in to the stay and take a rest from the long hectic journey. Dinner & Overnight stay at Sangla/Rakcham/Chitkul.
• Distance Covered: 220-250 Kms Travel Time: 08-09 hrs
   Meal: Dinner
  Night: Stay at Homestay in Sangla/Rakcham

DAY 03 | SANGLA/RAKCHAM - KALPA

• Today morning after Breakfast, Visit Rakcham and Chitkul Village (Last Village on the old Indo-Tibetan Trade Route).
• On the Way enjoy the great views of the Baspa River and Valley.
• Later on, Start your journey for Kalpa. On Arrival at Reckong Peo, You can Visit - Peo Market (On Your Own).
• Later on, Visit - Roghi Village and Suicide point. At Kalpa, catch a glimpse of the famous Kinner Kailash mountain range.
• Later on Check-in to the Stay and retire for the day. Enjoy the Dinner & Overnight stay at Kalpa.
• Distance Covered: 95-120 Kms Travel Time: 05-06 hrs 
  Meal: Breakfast and Dinner
  Night: Stay at the Hotel in Kalpa

DAY 04 | KALPA - VIA NAKO - TABO/DHANKAR

• Today morning after breakfast drives toward Tabo/Dhankar. En route you will find an amazing view of the Satluj & Spiti Rivers at Khab. You can stop for lunch in Nako village which is the first village of the Spiti Valley region and is famous for its beautiful lake.
• On the way Visit Gue Village to see the Mummy (Depending upon the road condition).
• Later on, continued the journey to Tabo/Dhankar. You can explore the Tabo Market, Tabo Monastery and Caves.
• On Arrival, Check-In to the Stay & Retire for the Day. Dinner and Overnight stay at Tabo/Dhankar.
• Gue Mummy- Believed to be over 500 years old, this rare natural mummy belongs to Sangha Tenzin, a Buddhist monk who started the self-mummification process while still living! In 1975, an earthquake in the wind-sculpted Spiti Valley opened up a time-worn tomb in Gue.
• Tabo, Is a small town in the Lahaul and Spiti district on the banks of the Spiti River. The town lies on the road between Reckong Peo and Kaza. Visit the Tabo village, surrounded by Buddhist Monasteries which is more than 1000 years old and are considered one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the world.
• There are several caves nearby that are used by Buddhist monks for meditation in solitude.

(NOTE:- Please note Road Conditions to - Gue Village are not good. If at the time of the travel roads are closed or not in good condition then will not cover the same. It’s for Guest Safety Only).
Distance Covered: 181-220 Kms Travel Time: 06-07 hrs Cab Meal: Breakfast and Dinner

DAY 05 | TABO/DHANKAR - VIA PIN VALLEY - KAZA

• Today morning after breakfast Visit - Dhankar village and visit Gompa which is situated high above the valley.
• Later on, Visit Pin Valley. Visit Mudh, the Last village in Pin Valley, explore village life and spend some time in Kungri monastery.
• Later on, move towards Kaza. On arrival at Kaza, Check-In to the Stay, Dinner, and Overnight stay at Kaza. Dhankar Village, Is known as a fort and residence of the king of Spiti. The views from this point are mind-blowing.
• Pin Valley, Is famous for its wildlife which includes critically endangered snow leopards, Siberian ibex, Himalayan bear,s and wolves.
• Kaza, Is the sub-divisional headquarters of the remote Spiti Valley and is known as the Heart of Spiti. Kaza is a high altitude or cold desert having close similarities to the neighboring Tibet and Ladakh regions in terms of terrain, climate, and Buddhist culture.
• Distance Covered: 90-110 Kms Travel Time: 04-06 hrs Cab Meal: Breakfast and Dinner

DAY 06 | KAZA - KEY MONASTERY - KIBBER - LANGZA - KOMMIC - HIKKIM - KAZA

• Today morning, get ready for the Tour - Key Monastery, Kibber, Chicham Bridge, Langza, Hikkim, Komic.
• Later on, you can explore the Kaza Market (On Your own). After Exploring the market come back to the Stay. Dinner and overnight stay at Kaza.
• Key Monastery, Founded more than 1000 years ago by Dromton, Key Gompa Monastery located in the Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh.
• Key Monastery or Kye Gompa is an absolutely transcendent place of worship that is now officially the biggest monastery of Spiti Valley and a religious training center for Lamas.
• Kibber is the best place for travelers in the entire Spiti Valley. Located at a dizzying altitude of 4200m above sea level, Kibber village is famous for its monastery and the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary.
• Chicham Bridge, Located at a height of around 4500 meters above sea level in the Himalayan mountain ranges, the Chicham Bridge is said to be the world's highest suspension bridge and is one of the most spectacular bridges in the world. The bridge is situated across a deep gorge around 1000 feet in height.
• The bridge connects Kibber village with the Chicham village in the Spiti Valley and is frequently used by motorists for approaching the Kunzum Pass. The bridge was opened to the public in the year 2017.
• Langza, Is famous for its fossil hunting. Due to its close proximity to the China border, most of the population in Langza practice Tibetan Buddhism. 
• Hikkim, The world’s highest post office in the world. If possible, you might even meet the postmaster and hear his stories and have the experience to send a postcard to your family, and loved ones from the nominated Post Office.
• Komic, Is the world's highest connecting Village with a motorable road which literally translates to ‘eye of a snow cock’, is situated at a height of 4580 meters. This little hamlet ensures to bring you thousands of miles away from your familiar settings to a place of soft brown pastures and snow-white mountain peaks. Some of the common animals of the region are the Tibetan wolf, blue sheep, red fox, hare, snow cock, Himalayan griffin, rock pigeon, etc.
• Distance Covered: 90-100 Kms Travel Time: 05-06 hrs Cab Meal: Breakfast and Dinner

DAY 07 | KAZA - VIA LOSAR - VIA KUNZUM - CHANDRATAL

• Today morning After Breakfast drive for Chandratal, the Best attraction for the adventure of trekking & camping experiences.
• On the way, Visit Losar village and you can also take a tea break. Drive to Chandratal en routing Kunzum Pass, Take blessings from Kunzum Mata Mandir for our better welfare.
• By late afternoon or evening reach Chandratal campsite and check in to camps in the midst of overwhelming landscapes and do some hiking nearby on your own.
• Later on, you can go trekking to Chandratal Lake and enjoy the beautiful view of the lake. Spent some time there and enjoy the view of Beautiful Moon Lake.
• Later on, come back to the camp for dinner and overnight stay under the stars and have an Amazing experience of Stargazing & Milky-way Photography shoots.

(NOTE:- In Chandratal all camps are at the campsite and a minimum of 2.5-3 km distance from the lake - One Side Don't forget to bring your camera, and DSLR if you have one. Otherwise, You will regret it).
Distance Covered: 90-120 Kms Travel Time: 05-06 hrs Cab Meal: Breakfast and Dinner

DAY 08 | CHANDRATAL - VIA BATAL - VIA CHHATRU - MANALI - DROP/DEPARTURE

• This Early Morning, After Breakfast proceeds to Manali.
• On the way, you will be fascinated by the snow-clad mountains. We will drive towards Manali Via Batal and Chhatru.
• Chacha Chachi Dhaba is the only Dhaba and attraction at Batal. Here's one such story of generosity, love, and kindness. Meet Chacha and Chachi, the pride of Spiti's unassuming Batal Valley.
• Till late Afternoon or Evening, We will be reaching Manali (Via Atul Tunnel Route).
• On arrival at Manali, Our driver will drop you at the Manali Bus stand, and from there onward you can move on to your onward destination.

You will remember this unexplored Spiti Trip for a lifetime with beautiful memories- The Unexplored Hidden Gem of India. Tour Ends.

After reaching Manali participants can stay back for a day or catch a bus to Delhi or Chandigarh Respectively.
Also Note:- We reach 1 day Prior to Shimla so that we can start our Tour Next Day early in the morning.
The cost of Stay needs to be bear by a participant which will be Divided 

Price Details:

• Triple Occupancy: Rs.17500/- (Shimla To Manali) 
• Triple Occupancy: Rs. 20500/- (Delhi to Delhi) 
• Double Occupancy: Rs.22000/- (Delhi to Delhi) 
  Double Occupancy: Rs 19500/- (Shimla to Manali)

Note: Pay 8500/- to block your seats, the rest of the payment is 10 days prior

Booking Procedure:

• Click on the "BOOK NOW" button.
• Select your date & proceed.
• Select the Number of TIckets. (If you have a coupon code, apply at this stage)
• Fill in our personal details and proceed.
• Select your payment type (UPI, Debit Card, Credit Card) and proceed.
• Once your tickets are booked, you will receive a confirmation email and WhatsApp on your Number 
• WhatsApp group will Make and will add you in the Group one day prior to the Departure 
• Further details about the trip will be shared on that WhatsApp group 1 day prior to the trip. 

Step -1: - Send your money to the following account ---

√ Payment details:

NOTE:

1. While online transfer, please provide your name in the notes section.
2. Once payment is done, please send an email to adventuregeekk@gmail.com with the transaction id, name, and Mobile No.

You can make payments using any of the following modes

• UPI – vinaykg05@okaxis
• Google Pay  – 9004675388
• PhonePay - 9004675388

NEFT – Deposit the Amount into the Following Account:

• Name: Adventure Geek
• A/c type: Current account
• Bank: Saraswat Bank
  * Branch: Mahavir Nagar
• A/C no.:  610000000013647(8 times 0)
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Step-2: After payment, you will be requested to fill up the Mandatory disclaimer form online where you have to fill in relevant details including your complete address.

Step -3: Now your participation is confirmed & Organizer will create a WhatsApp group on the event day for coordination, We will coordinate through SMS/ Call if the participant is not available in WhatsApp.

For Details/Bookings Drop Whatsapp

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Important Travel Guidelines – Spiti Valley Tour (Adventure Geek)

🚧 Travel Conditions & Itinerary Policies

• Be fully prepared for an off-road adventure in Spiti Valley, as the journey includes narrow dirt tracks, rocky terrain, and occasional water crossings.
• Pickup and drop services are provided only between Delhi/Chandigarh – Shimla and Manali – Delhi/Chandigarh. Guests may choose to halt in Shimla or Manali at their own convenience.
• The day-wise itinerary is subject to change due to traffic regulations, weather conditions, or unforeseen circumstances.
• Adventure Geek will not be responsible for itinerary changes caused by landslides, roadblocks, flight delays, or weather disruptions. Any additional costs incurred will be borne by the guest.
• In case of a sudden increase in transport or accommodation costs (e.g., fuel price hikes), the package price may be revised accordingly.
• The vehicle will operate strictly as per the planned itinerary. Any additional sightseeing will be chargeable.
• No refunds or compensation will be provided for unused services or missed inclusions under any circumstances.
• Visits to monasteries, parks, and other attractions depend on their operational status and government regulations.
• No compensation will be provided for delays caused by natural calamities, roadblocks, or personal reasons. Additional stay costs in such cases must be covered by the guest.
• Tour dates cannot be changed once booked. However, rescheduling may be allowed in case of natural disasters, pandemics, or government restrictions.
• The trip will commence only after full payment is completed. Prices are subject to change until full payment is made.
• Adventure Geek is not liable for losses or disruptions caused by events beyond control, including but not limited to natural disasters, war, pandemics, accidents, or extreme weather conditions.
• Guests are strongly advised to purchase travel insurance before starting the tour.

🏨 Accommodation, Services & Guest Responsibilities

• Spiti Valley is a remote Himalayan region, so do not expect luxury-level hospitality similar to major tourist cities.
• Some accommodations may require a short trek of 20–30 minutes to reach.
• In rare cases where the booked hotel/homestay/camp is unavailable, guests will be shifted to a similar category property.
• Standard check-in and check-out time is 12:00 PM (noon). Early check-in is subject to availability and may not always be possible.
• Buffet meals (where applicable) are generally served:
  • Breakfast: 8:00 AM – 9:30 AM
  • Dinner: 8:30 PM – 10:00 PM
    (Timings may vary; confirm at the property.)
• Due to water scarcity in Spiti, hot water supply is limited and usually available only for a few hours in the morning.
• Room heaters are available at an additional cost.
• Triple sharing rooms may include one double bed + one extra mattress/rollaway bed, not necessarily three separate beds.
• Room allocation (including floor/view preferences) depends on availability at check-in and is not guaranteed.
• Guests must carry valid government ID proof at check-in (PAN cards are not accepted).
• Any damages caused to property (excluding normal wear and tear) must be paid by the guest.
• All expenses not included in the package must be settled directly at the hotel during checkout.
• Smoking and drinking are strictly prohibited inside the vehicle.
• Rates may differ for foreign nationals. Please contact Adventure Geek for details.
  
  FAQ For Spiti Valley Tour with Chandratal 
   

  Best Month to Visit Spiti Valley?

  The Spiti Valley is best visited between May and October, with June and September considered the most ideal months for a smooth and scenic trip.

• June is one of the best times to visit, as the weather is pleasant, most roads are open, and the landscape showcases a beautiful contrast of melting snow and rugged terrain. It’s perfect for a comfortable road trip and sightseeing.
• September offers crystal-clear skies, fresh post-monsoon landscapes, and fewer crowds. This month is especially popular among photographers and travelers seeking a peaceful experience with excellent road conditions.
• July and August are also suitable for travel, but monsoon rains in nearby regions can sometimes cause landslides and delays, so flexibility is important.
• May marks the beginning of the travel season, when snow starts melting and routes gradually open, making it a good option for early visitors.
• November to April is the winter season in Spiti, ideal for those looking for solitude and a unique snow-covered experience. However, extreme cold and frequent road closures require careful planning and preparation.

• 👉 Overall, for the best balance of weather, accessibility, and views, June and September are the top months to plan your Spiti Valley trip.
   

  How Many Days Are Enough for Spiti Valley?

  A well-planned 7-day itinerary is enough to explore the highlights of Spiti Valley, whether you are traveling in summer or winter. The route and experience vary by season, but both options cover the key destinations, monasteries, and scenic landscapes.
   

  What is Spiti famous for?

  Spiti Valley is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique geographical features. Known as a cold desert mountain valley, it offers breathtaking vistas of barren mountains, deep gorges, and high-altitude lakes like Chandratal Lake. The region is dotted with ancient Buddhist monasteries such as Key Monastery, Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Monastery and Gue Monastery, which are significant spiritual and cultural centres. Spiti is also famous for its adventurous road trips, particularly popular among bikers, who navigate its challenging terrain to experience its remote beauty. The valley's distinct seasons provide a variety of experiences, from vibrant summer blooms to serene, snow-covered winters
  
  Is Spiti Better Than Ladakh?

  Spiti Valley can only be reached by car. Spiti is also less expensive and less commercialised than Ladakh, making it an affordable choice. Conversely, Ladakh has more tourist attractions, superior infrastructure, and easier access. It boasts a fascinating blend of Buddhist and Muslim traditions and offers breathtaking and diverse scenery, from high-altitude deserts to lovely lakes. Ladakh's airport and improved roads make it easier to get there. Travellers will find the area more convenient because it is well-equipped with lodging, dining options, and medical facilities.Ladakh's year-round accessibility and wide network connectivity also contribute to its allure. In the end, Spiti might be a better option if you're looking for an exciting, off-the-beaten-path experience with less people. Ladakh, however, might be a better option if you're looking for more advanced infrastructure, a variety of cultural activities, and simpler access. Both locations provide distinctive and remarkable Himalayan experiences.

  Ladakh's year-round accessibility and wide network connectivity also contribute to its allure. In the end, Spiti might be a better option if you're looking for an exciting, off-the-beaten-path experience with less people. Ladakh, however, might be a better option if you're looking for more advanced infrastructure, a variety of cultural activities, and simpler access. Both locations provide distinctive and remarkable Himalayan experiences.

Which route is better to go to Spiti?

The best route to Spiti Valley is mostly determined by the season you are travelling in and the state of the roads. There are two main routes: one through Manali and the other through Shimla. Route to Shimla: Route: Delhi, Shimla, Narkanda, Rampur, Kalpa, Nako, Tabo, and Kaza Kaza Road is about 750 kilometres away from Delhi. Conditions: Generally well maintained and open all year round, it's a safer option, especially for drivers with less expertise.Benefits: The path offers stunning vistas of apple orchards, verdant valleys, and multiple monasteries, including the well-known Tabo Monastery. The steady elevation also aids in better acclimatisation. Cons: Because of the longer distance and twisty roads, this route takes longer. Route Manali: Route: Delhi, Manali, Gramphoo, Kunzum Pass, Rohtang Pass, and Kaza Kaza Road is about 520 kilometres away from Delhi. Conditions: Because of the significant winter snowfall, the route is usually only passable from June to October and is harsher.Benefits: Offering breathtaking high-altitude scenery and attractions like Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass, this path is shorter and more daring. Cons: The road conditions can be difficult, with certain sections being narrow and prone to landslides, and the quick ascent may raise the risk of altitude sickness. In conclusion, the Shimla route is preferable if you want a more gentle climb with better road conditions and year-round access. The Manali route is an intriguing choice if you are travelling between June and October and want a shorter but more challenging trip.

How Far is Spiti from Manali?
Spiti Valley is about 200 kilometres (124 miles) away from Manali. Depending on the weather and road conditions, the trip usually takes ten to twelve hours by automobile. High-altitude mountain crossings like the Rohtang Pass and the Kunzum Pass, which can be difficult but provide breathtaking scenery, are part of this route. Since weather and landslides might limit accessibility, it is essential for travellers to verify the road conditions before beginning the trip. The best time to use this journey is between mid-May and mid-October, when the roads are usually free of snow and accessible to cars.