Spiti Valley Tour Packages From Gurgaon

Spiti Valley is a cold desert region in Himachal Pradesh, set high in the mountains. Often called the “Middle Land”, it lies between India and Tibet, and promises a perfect blend of both cultures, making it truly special. If you're in Gurgaon and looking for an unforgettable escape into the mountains, a Spiti Valley tour is the perfect getaway to experience the untouched beauty of the Himalayas.

Travelling from Gurgaon to Spiti requires meticulous planning due to the high-altitude terrain, unpredictable weather, and limited connectivity. But you need not worry about the hassles, Thrillophilia has got you covered! As India's leading travel experience provider, Thrillophilia offers well-curated Spiti Valley tour packages that ensure a smooth and immersive journey. Our tailored itineraries are designed to suit diverse needs of adventure enthusiasts, road trip lovers, and cultural explorers.

With our Spiti tour packages from Gurgaon, you can choose from spiti bike trips, guided group tours, or customized private tours. Our Spiti packages include comfortable accommodations, experienced local guides, reliable transportation, and permit arrangements to ensure a smooth journey through the rugged terrain of Spiti. While you’re in Spiti, we make sure you –
a. Explore the remote villages like Kaza, Kibber, and Langza;
b. Marvel at the stunning Chandratal Lake;
c. Visit centuries-old monasteries like Key and Tabo; and
d. Witness the mesmerizing night skies of Spiti.
Whether you're travelling solo, with friends, or with family, our expertly curated itineraries will help you make the most of your Spiti adventure.

FAQs

1. How many days are required for Spiti Valley from Gurgaon?
A Spiti Valley trip from Gurgaon usually requires 7 to 10 days. This includes travel time and sightseeing. A shorter Spiti trip of 6 days is possible but it will not allow enough time to acclimatize, making it a hectic trip. For a relaxed experience, a 10-day Spiti itinerary covering key attractions like Key Monastery, Chandratal, and Hikkim is recommended.

2. Is there snowfall in Spiti & in what months?
Yes, snowfall occurs in Spiti from November to March. The valley gets covered in snow, frozen lakes, and the temperature goes down between -2 to -19 degrees. However, only the Shimla route remains open during these months. Road closures can happen due to heavy snowfall, so winter travel requires proper planning and gear.

3. Do we need oxygen in Spiti?
Most travellers do not need extra oxygen, but altitude sickness can be an issue. Spiti’s altitude is above 12,000 feet, so proper acclimatization is necessary. Staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol, and spending time at lower altitudes before going higher helps. Those with respiratory issues should consult a doctor before the trip. Also, portable oxygen cylinders are available in Kaza for emergencies but are not usually needed.

4. Is Spiti costly?
No, a Spiti trip isn’t costly, the packages usually start at around INR 19,000. Although, it largely depends on your travel style, choice of transport, stays, adventure activities, etc. Budget travellers can manage with basic stays, shared transport, and local food. Winter trips cost more due to limited accommodations and special gear requirements. Travelling Spiti in a group helps split expenses and reduces overall costs.