Discover a different side of Himachal with Thrillophilia’s Spiti Valley tour packages from Kolkata. If you are ready to skip the usual hill stations and try something more remote, this Spiti Valley trip is for you. You will get to explore peaceful villages like Kaza and Tabo, walk through centuries-old monasteries in Dhankar and Key, and visit scenic spots like Chandratal Lake and Pin Valley National Park. Thrillophilia also arranges your accommodations, offering comfortable homestays or family-run establishments.
The Spiti Valley trip from Kolkata takes you past quaint little towns like Langza and Hikkim, where you can even send mail through the world's highest post office. Your permits, transport, meals, and local support are all taken care of, so you can focus on the journey instead of the planning. Thrillophilia’s team stays in touch throughout to make sure everything runs safely and smoothly at high altitude.
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2. Flexible Itineraries: You can personalise your trip with trekking, sightseeing, or extended stays at villages like Kaza and Tabo.
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By Air: After departing from the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata, passengers can fly to either Chandigarh or Delhi in order to visit Spiti Valley. On this route, regular flights are operated by airlines such as IndiGo, Vistara, and Air India. From there, you have the option to catch a connecting flight to Kullu-Manali Airport (Bhuntar), which is about 250 kilometres from Kaza. Bhuntar is served by Air India, Alliance Air, and sometimes IndiGo during the travel season. You can then take a taxi or local bus to Manali and continue towards Spiti.
By Train: Take a train from Howrah or Sealdah to Chandigarh or Kalka. Trains like the Howrah-Kalka Mail (12311) and Howrah-Delhi Rajdhani Express (12301) are commonly used. From Kalka, you can ride the Kalka-Shimla toy train and continue by road to Spiti. Train journeys may take around 30 to 36 hours.
Spring (March to April): Early spring remains cold, with temperatures between -5°C and 10°C. There is snow in higher regions and limited accessibility. Most roads, especially from Manali, are still closed.
Summer (May to June): Temperatures range between 5°C and 20°C. This is the best time to visit Spiti, with clear skies, open roads, and ideal weather for sightseeing and trekking.
Monsoon (July to September): Temperatures hover between 10°C and 20°C. While Spiti itself stays dry, roads via Kinnaur may face occasional landslides. Travel is possible, but you should check road conditions in advance.
Autumn (October): Temperatures range from -5°C to 15°C. Days are cold, and night temperatures drop quickly. Rohtang and Kunzum Pass may start closing by late October due to early snowfall.
Winter (November to February): Temperatures fall to as low as -20°C. The only open route is via Shimla. Travel is difficult but offers snowy landscapes and offbeat adventure.
Here are the top places to visit in Spiti Valley:
1. Kaza: Kaza is Spiti’s administrative centre, located at 3,800 metres. It is the base for trips to nearby villages, monasteries, and local markets.
2. Key Monastery: Built over 1,000 years ago, Key Monastery sits at 4,166 metres. It is home to ancient scriptures, murals, and over 300 monks.
3. Chandratal Lake: Located at 4,300 metres, this crescent-shaped glacial lake is popular for camping and photography. It is accessible only from late June to October.
4. Dhankar Village: Once the capital of Spiti, Dhankar features a 12th-century monastery and fort ruins overlooking the Spiti and Pin river confluence.
5. Hikkim Village: Situated at 4,400 metres, Hikkim is known for having the world’s highest post office.
Here are the top things to do in Spiti Valley:
1. Walk through Komik Village: Visit Komic, the world’s highest village connected by a motorable road. Located at 4,587 metres, it also houses the Tangyud Monastery.
2. Send a Postcard from Hikkim: Drop a handwritten letter at Hikkim’s post office, the highest in the world at 4,400 metres.
3. Drive to Kunzum Pass: Cross Kunzum Pass, located at 4,551 metres, which connects Spiti to Lahaul. It stays open from mid-June to mid-October and offers mountain views.
4. Attend Morning Prayers at Tabo Monastery: Founded in 996 AD, Tabo is one of the oldest functioning Buddhist monasteries. Attend early morning chants and explore centuries-old murals.
5. Explore Fossils in Langza:Langza was once part of the Tethys Sea. Today, you can spot fossils of marine creatures near the village’s open fossil grounds.
Spiti Valley Trip Packages from kolkata | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Experience Holi in Spiti | FREE Kinnaur Excursion from Kolkata | 8 days & 7 nights | INR 24,500 |
| Offbeat Spiti | FREE Jibhi Excursion from Kolkata | 10 days & 9 nights | INR 32,890 |
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