Spiti Valley Tour
Overview : Adventure, Culture, and Serenity in the Himalayas
Spiti Valley, nestled in the majestic Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, is a breathtaking cold desert known for its raw beauty, rugged terrain, and spiritual charm. Often called “Little Tibet,” Spiti is home to ancient monasteries like Key, Tabo, and Dhankar, which stand as symbols of peace and Buddhist heritage. The valley’s dramatic landscape—snow-capped peaks, turquoise rivers, and high-altitude villages—offers an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Trekkers and bikers are drawn to its challenging trails and scenic routes that connect remote hamlets like Kibber, Kaza, and Langza. During summer, the valley comes alive with vibrant prayer flags and clear blue skies, while winter transforms it into a serene, snow-covered wonderland. Isolated yet captivating, Spiti offers a rare glimpse into Himalayan life, untouched by modern chaos. It’s a destination that blends adventure, spirituality, and tranquility in perfect harmony.
- Duration - 8 days 7 Nights
- Difficulty - Moderate to Difficult
- Suitable For - 18 to 55 Years
- Altitute - 10,000 to 15,000 feet
- Region - Himachal Pradesh
- Group Size - 1-40
Spiti Valley Tour Itinerary
- Meet at the meeting point in Delhi's Kashmiri Gate/
R K Ashram 30 mins prior to the Boarding Time(6 PM). - Overnight journey from Delhi to Shimla in Volvo.
- Today morning, we will reach Shimla, and the adventure begins.
- Hit the roads and move towards Chitkul from Shimla.
- Travel along the Sutlej river, from which you will take a right turn towards Chitkul, following the Baspa river.
- Chitkul is the last inhabited village before the IndoChina border.
- Check in to your hotel in Rakcham, followed by dinner.
- After breakfast we will go to explore the Chitkul village.
- You can also trek down to the riverside or enjoy some maggi at the last dhaba of India.
- We will then move towards Tabo and on the way, halt at the Khab Sangam (confluence of Sutlej and Spiti river).
- Post that we will have lunch at Nako.
- Today we will enter Spiti Valley from Sumdo border.
- We will be staying in a homestay in Tabo where you can enjoy home cooked meal.
- Tabo is a very mystical village which has a history of more than 1,025 years.
- You can also trek down to the riverside or enjoy some maggi at the last dhaba of India.
- After breakfast we will visit the nearby Tabo Monastery which is know as the Ajanta of the Himalayas and caves.
- Afterwards we will visit Dhankar monastery and then head towards Kaza (Headquarter of Spiti), where we will be staying for the following days.
- After enjoying the delicious local breakfast at the homestay, get ready to explore the highest post office in the world in Hikkim.
- After posting a few letters to the loved ones we'll then visit the Komic Village (the world's highest village) & Langza (the fossil village of India).
- Come back to Kaza by evening and explore the market.
- Enjoy dinner at the stay.
- Today, we will visit the Famous Key Monastery which is build on a mountain hill.
- It was founded by Dromtön, a pupil of the famous teacher, Atisha, in the 11th century.
- Post Key, we will visit Chicham Bridge (Asia's highest bridge).
- Then we will head towards Kibber village which is famous for spotting snow leopards.
- Come back and enjoy some local home-cooked dinner.
- Today Morning marks our last day at Kaza.
- After an early breakfast, we move towards Kalpa via Gue, where you will visit the Gue Monastery and a 500-year-old mummy.
- We will take a quick halt at Nako for lunch.
- Explore Rekong Peo Market.
- Reach Kalpa and check into your hotel rooms.
- Enjoy your dinner and then rewind.
- Wake up to the view of the magnificent Kinner Kailash Peak.
- Post breakfast we will explore Kalpa and visit nearby suicide point.
- Move towards Shimla to catch an evening bus to Delhi.
- Leave for Delhi in an overnight bus with loads of memories.
Inclusion
Exclusion
- All Taxes are included
- Stay for 6 nights - 1 night in hotel at Rakchham, 1 night in homestay at Tabo, 3 nights in homestay at Kaza, 1 night in hotel at Kalpa.
- Delhi to Shimla Volvo ticket, Shimla - Kaza - Shimla tempo traveller, Shimla to Delhi Volvo ticket.
- Entry tickets in all Monasteries.
- Team captain throughout the trip.
- Driver Night Charges, Toll Tax, Parking Charges, etc.
- An oxygen Cylinder 24x7 in the car in case of emergency.
- Any kind of food or beverage that is not included in the package like alcoholic drinks, mineral water, meals/refreshments/lunches on the highway.
- Any personal expense like a tip to the driver, entry to monuments, camera/video camera charges, laundry, telephone bills, etc.
- Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks etc. (to be borne directly by the customer on the spot)
What to Carry for Spiti Valley Tour?
- Back pack (50-60l)
- Rain Cover
- Water Bottle
- Toilet Paper & Wipes
- Fleece Jackets and Thermals
- Hiking Shoes
- Led torch (with extra batteries)
- Mosquito & insect repellent
- Mosquito & insect repellent
- Thermal Inners
- Thermal Inners
- Warm Clothes
- Caps
Payment Policy
Documents Required
- Pay Rs.1000/- per head to reserve your seat & you can pay the remaining amount on Arrival of trip
- Any flight bookings, shall be paid 100% in advance.
- 25% Rescheduling charges.
- Government Issued Identity (Aadhar/License)
- Personal and Guardian Contact Number
- A Signed Consent Letter for Registration
- Email Address
How to Reach Spiti Valley Tour?
By Air
The nearest airports are Bhuntar (Kullu) – about 245 km from Kaza, and Shimla Airport – around 445 km away. From there, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Spiti.
By Train
The closest railway stations are Joginder Nagar (360 km) and Shimla (420 km). You’ll need to continue the journey by road to reach Spiti Valley.
By Road
Spiti Valley is best reached by road through two routes —
1- From Manali (via Kunzum Pass): Open from June to October, about 200 km to Kaza.
2- From Shimla (via Kinnaur): Open year-round, around 450 km to Kaza. Both routes offer scenic mountain views and adventure-filled drives.
FAQs for Spiti Valley Tour
Spiti Valley is located in the northeastern part of Himachal Pradesh, India, within the Lahaul and Spiti district.
The best time to visit is from May to October, when roads are open and the weather is pleasant.
You can reach Spiti via Manali (through Kunzum Pass) or Shimla–Kinnaur route. The nearest airports are in Kullu and Shimla.
Indian tourists don’t need a permit, but foreign nationals need an Inner Line Permit for certain areas near the Tibet border.
The valley lies between 10,000 to 15,000 feet (3,000–4,572 meters) above sea level.
Yes, it’s generally safe, but travelers should prepare for high altitudes, limited connectivity, and remote conditions.
Yes, it’s a popular road trip destination, especially among bikers. However, roads can be rough and require experienced driving.
Must-visit spots include Key Monastery, Kibber Village, Chandratal Lake, Dhankar Monastery, Langza, and Hikkim (world’s highest post office).
Yes, you’ll find guesthouses, homestays, and small hotels in towns like Kaza, Tabo, and Kibber.
Connectivity is limited; BSNL and Jio offer the best coverage, mainly around Kaza and nearby villages.
