Spiti Valley Group Tour Packages

Thrillophilia's Spiti Valley Packages give you the chance to see the beautiful valley of Spiti. With our wide selection of packages, you can make the most of several inclusions and perks.

Through Thrillophilia, you can choose from several group travel options and make your unique trip to this beautiful Valley. In addition to offering an itinerary, we also help you make memories while you enjoy the wonders that Spiti has to offer.

There is something for everyone in our Spiti Valley group tour packages, whether you want to explore the small villages or go on daring treks. From the oldest monastery in Tabo and Key to the crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake, Spiti Valley will surprise you with its unique attractions.

So, when you plan Spiti group tours with your friends, be sure to look into the greatest group trip packages from Thrillophilia.

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Best Time For Spiti Valley Group Tour

Since Spiti Valley is a popular location all year round, you may arrange Spiti Valley group tour packages there at any time.

1. Peak season: During the busy season of March to June, the valley wakes up from its winter sleep to reveal endless fields, shades of green, sparkling streams, and clear blue skies. Temperature during this time ranges between 15°C during the day and 6°C at night. Thus, it's the perfect time to travel to destinations like Dhankar Monastery and Chandrataal Lake. You can also engage in outdoor pursuits like bicycling, camping at night, and hiking.

2. Shoulder season: One of the best times to visit Spiti Valley is during the shoulder months of October to February when the temperature fluctuates between 0°C to -30°C. You can see Spiti as a beautiful snow wonderland at this time. The valley is less busy and has stunning views of frozen lakes, waterfalls, and mountains covered in snow. Attractions in Spiti for families include trips to the towns of Kibber and Gue and thrilling activities like climbing frozen waterfalls. 

3. Waning Season: From July to September, when temperatures are between 10°C and 4°C, Spiti Valley is at its most beautiful. You can take in the breathtaking natural splendour of the entire valley because it doesn't rain much. The valley is even more beautiful when the trees turn beautiful shades of burnt orange and brown in the autumn. You can go to the Tribal Fair and the Ladarcha Fair as well as Nako Village during this time.

How to reach Spiti 

1. By Air: The nearest airport through which you can reach Spiti Valley is the Kullu or Bhuntar Airport. This airport is located 10 KM from Kullu and is the only airport that connects the valley to others. So, the best way to fly to Spiti is from Delhi, Chandigarh, or Shimla's Jubbar-Hatti, depending on where you are. The main airline, Air India, operates most flights in the morning. You may reach Kullu Airport straight by boarding the aircraft.

2. By Road: For people coming from nearby cities like Chandigarh, Delhi, and Uttarakhand, driving to Spiti Valley is a convenient choice. If you have reserved Spiti Valley group tour packages, you can enter the valley via the Shimla-Kaza and Manali-Kaza roads. You can take the Shimla and Kinnaur routes from Delhi, going through the cities of Rampur, Narkanda, and Reckong Peo. Another route you can choose is going via Manali, crossing Keylong and Rohtang Pass, and then venturing through Kunzum Pass.

3. By train: The nearest train station to Spiti Valley is Joginder Nagar Railway Station, which is approximately 360 kilometres away. For example, if you choose to go from Delhi to Spiti Valley through Shimla, you can take connecting trains. You can get to Kalka by boarding the Shatabdi Express. After that, you can take a train from Kalka to get to Shimla. After getting to Shimla, you can drive the last 200 km to Spiti, which could take a while. The Spiti group tours by train that go through the Valley provide breathtaking vistas of the region, adding to the trip's unforgettable experience.

Places to Visit in Spiti in Group Tour

These are some of the best places to visit in Spiti Valley.

1. Key Monastery: One of the most important places to see in Spiti Valley is the 1000-year-old Key Monastery near the beautiful Spiti River. At 4,166 meters above sea level, it is perched atop a magnificent hilltop. This three-storey monastery is built in the Pasada style and has weapons, Tangyur murals, and rare Thangkas (Tibetan paintings) all over it. Besides, the Chham dance, which monks perform, is one of the primary draws for tourists visiting this monastery. 

2. Chandratal Lake: Chandratal Lake is one of the scenic locations to visit on a Spiti Valley group tour. This lake also called the “moon lake” is considered a terrific spot for adventurers and trekkers. Embarking on a trek picturesque crescent-shaped lake takes you across vast meadows carpeted with a myriad species of wildflowers. With stunning mountains and glaciers nearby, this lake is a great spot for taking pictures.

3. Pin Valley National Park: Situated at an elevation of 6,632 meters in the frigid desert environment of Spiti lies the Pin Valley National Park. this park serves as the native home to several of the world's rarest wildlife species, including the blue rock pigeon, Himalayan marmot, snow leopard, ibex, and others. It serves as a barrier between the Lahul and Spiti Valleys and offers tough hikes and jeep safaris in a challenging setting.

4. Kaza: Located in a quiet area of the lovely Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, Kaza is a peaceful place to visit in Spiti Valley. This dreamlike place is nothing less than a heaven on earth. Here, you can view beautiful snow-covered mountains, bubbling rivers, gorgeous scenery, and sparkling streams. It even serves as a base camp for tourists who like to engage in outdoor pursuits like trekking and mountaineering.

5. Hikkim: Famous for being home to the tallest post office in the world, Hikkim is a tiny village in Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul and Spiti region. Aside from this general fact, the place's peaceful setting makes it the ideal vacation spot for people seeking peace. It is also a great starting point for hikes to neighbouring destinations like Komik Village, Langza Village, and Chandratal Lake.

Things To Do on Spiti Valley on Group Tours 

Here are some of the best things to do in Spiti Valley.

1. River Rafting: The Spiti Valley, after all, is a renowned rafting destination that never fails to wow visitors of all skill levels. Rafting is a 180-kilometre adventure that begins in the Tuting district, continues through Pasighat, and ends in Sumdo. If you want to have the best white river rafting experience on a Spiti Valley group tour, you can go in July or August.

2. Shopping in Kaza: Kaza is a great place to shop if you wish to buy Himalayan goods during your Spiti Valley group tour. There are countless delightful gifts you can find here. You can shop for everything right from Tibetan and Buddhist arts and crafts to silver sculptures of human bones and skulls. Shopping in Kaza is a unique experience that offers you the opportunity to support local artists and communities.

3. Biking: Going mountain biking in the Spiti Valley group tour is an exhilarating journey through breathtaking surroundings. You get to enjoy the stunning scenery, high mountain passes, and winding roads. Besides, you also feel a sense of accomplishment as you cross charming villages and monasteries, all while taking in the breathtaking grandeur of the Himalayas.

4. Camping at Chandratal: Spending a night camping at Chandratal in Spiti Valley is a memorable experience surrounded by the peace of nature. The peaceful lake is surrounded by high mountains and alpine fields, making it a beautiful place to watch the stars and have a campfire at night. Waking up to the peaceful sounds of nature will make you feel refreshed and linked to the Himalayas' untouched beauty.

5. Visiting the 500 Years 500-year-old mummy: The 550-year-old mummy of Sangha Tenzin is a well-known tourist attraction in the Spiti Valley village of Giu. This wonderfully preserved mummy, found in the town of Gue, sheds light on ancient customs and culture. Its haunting but alluring presence will remind you of the secrets and history that lie deep in the Himalayas' harsh landscapes.

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