Spiti Valley - Himachal Pradesh
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Explore the Untamed Beauty of the Cold Desert

Tucked between Tibet and Himachal Pradesh, Spiti Valley is a rugged paradise offering moon-like landscapes, timeless monasteries, high-altitude villages, and soul-stirring serenity. It is a land where the sky meets the Himalayas, and it invites offbeat travelers, bikers, photographers, and spiritual wanderers to experience its untouched beauty.

Whether you seek a self-discovery journey, a group road trip, or an escape into Himalayan silence, Aaditya Global Tourism curates unforgettable Spiti adventures tailored to your pace and preferences.

Best Tourist Attractions / Must-Visit Places in Spiti Valley

  • Kaza:
    The main town and a central base for exploring Spiti.
  • Key Monastery:
    An iconic cliffside Tibetan monastery offering panoramic views.
  • Kibber Village:
    One of the highest motorable villages in the world, known for its stunning landscapes.
  • Langza, Hikkim & Komic:
    A circuit of high-altitude villages, featuring an ancient fossil village (Langza), the world’s highest post office (Hikkim), and one of the highest villages in the world (Komic).
  • Dhankar Monastery & Lake:
    A 1000-year-old monastery perched on a cliff, with a stunning high-altitude lake accessible via a short trek.
  • Chandratal Lake:
    A breathtaking crescent-shaped glacial lake, accessible in the summer months.
  • Pin Valley National Park:
    A protected area that is home to the elusive snow leopard and rare flora and fauna.
  • Tabo Monastery:
    Over 1000 years old, this monastery is known as the ‘Ajanta of the Himalayas’ for its exquisite murals.
  • Giu Mummy Village:
    A small village housing a remarkably preserved 500-year-old mummy of a Buddhist monk.

Tour Package Duration Options

Spiti requires careful planning due to remote terrain and altitude. Choose from:

  • 5 Nights / 6 Days
  • 6 Nights / 7 Days – ₹9,700 per person (starting land package)
  • 7 Nights / 8 Days (includes Chandratal or Pin Valley extension)

Note : The route depends on the season – via Shimla (May–Oct) or Manali (June–Sept).

Itinerary – 6N/7D Spiti Valley Road Trip (via Manali)

  • Pickup from Manali Bus Stop/Hotel
  • Local sightseeing and acclimatization
  • Overnight stay in Manali

  • Drive through Atal Tunnel, Batal, and Kunzum La (14,931 ft)
  • Arrive in Kaza by evening
  • Check-in and rest

  • Visit Key Monastery, Kibber Village, Chicham Bridge
  • Hikkim (highest post office), Komic, Langza (Buddha statue & fossils)
  • Return to Kaza for overnight stay

  • Explore Dhankar Monastery and Lake
  • Visit Tabo Monastery and Giu Mummy Village
  • Return to Kaza or stay at Tabo (seasonal)

  • Scenic drive to Chandratal (subject to road conditions)
  • Camping by the lake (optional)
  • Stargazing and overnight stay

  • Drive back via Kunzum Pass and Rohtang/Atal Tunnel
  • Evening at leisure in Manali

  • Check-out and transfer to Manali Bus Stop/Volvo Stand
  • Tour ends with Himalayan memories

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley

  • Summer (May to mid-Oct): Ideal for road trips and the full circuit (Manali–Kaza–Shimla).
  • Monsoon (July–Aug): Avoid due to landslides on the Shimla side.
  • Winter (Dec–Feb): Extreme cold; only accessible from Shimla; for snow lovers and those seeking a frozen Spiti.

Month-Wise Climate Overview

MonthMin Temp (°C)Max Temp (°C)
May-212
June218
July520
August721
September218
October-314
Nov–March-15 to -5-5 to 5
April-58

Why Choose Aaditya Global Tourism for Spiti?

  • Experienced with high-altitude and remote terrain travel
  • Collaborations with local homestays, drivers & expert guides
  • Safety-first approach and acclimatization-aware itineraries
  • Personalized travel plans for bikers, couples, groups, and photographers
  • Transparent pricing and 24x7 local support

Top Travel Tips

  • No mobile network beyond Manali (except BSNL in Spiti)
  • Carry cash – very limited ATMs
  • Keep warm clothes, sunscreen, and water handy
  • Spiti is plastic-sensitive – carry reusable bottles
  • Get your vehicles serviced if self-driving

Do's and Don’ts

Do's
  • ✅ Respect monastery rules and local traditions
  • ✅ Pack light but warm
  • ✅ Carry power banks and offline maps
  • ✅ Inform family before entering no-network zones
Don'ts
  • ❌ Avoid sudden physical activity on arrival
  • ❌ Don’t litter or pick fossils (strictly illegal)
  • ❌ Don’t rely solely on GPS – ask locals
  • ❌ Avoid night driving – roads are unlit and dangerous

Package Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions
  • ✔️ Accommodation (Standard/Deluxe) in Manali, Kaza, Tabo/Chandratal
  • ✔️ Breakfast and Dinner (MAP Plan)
  • ✔️ Private vehicle with driver
  • ✔️ All sightseeing as per itinerary
  • ✔️ Inner line permits (if needed)
  • ✔️ On-call travel support
Exclusions
  • ❌ Air/train fare to/from Manali
  • ❌ Lunches, snacks, personal expenses
  • ❌ Adventure activities like river crossing or ATV rides
  • ❌ Entry fees or donations at monasteries
  • ❌ Medical/Travel Insurance

Popular Festivals in Spiti

  • Gustor Festival at Key Monastery (July) –
    Traditional Cham dance
  • Ladarcha Fair in Kaza (August) –
    Cultural gathering of traders & locals
  • Losar (Spiti New Year) (Jan/Feb) –
    Snow festival with rituals and dance

Frequently Asked Questions

A. Very limited. Wi-Fi may be available at select homestays.

A. Yes, but only if confident in mountain driving and rough roads.

A. Preferably above 8 years of age, with doctor’s approval for altitude.

A. Yes, if you follow acclimatization guidelines and travel slowly.

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