Spiti Valley Road Trip | Detailed Travel Guide 2024
Perched high in the Himalayas’, Spiti is a cold desert mountain that is formed by the rustic landscapes and exciting roadmaps that make it a perfect destination for roadtrippin’. The Spiti Valley Road trip will take you through the treacherous curves and the high passes will welcome you with open arms.

Ranging from the relics of the rich Buddhist culture to the collection of vantage points, you can witness everything in this quarter which you trace the roads. The mountain gets its name from its meaning which is “the middle land” as Spiti is between India and Tibet and can be reached by the Indo-Tibetan road. Explore the treasures of Spiti Valley with our Spiti tourism packages, offering you a comprehensive and immersive experience of this mesmerizing region.

It is snuggled at an elevation 12,500 feet above sea level and a road trip to such high altitude is a crowning stroke!

Route 1: Shimla - Spiti Valley 

Delhi → Shimla → Narkanda → Sarahan → Chitkul → Kalpa → Tabo → Kaza (Spiti Valley)

Route 2: Manali - Spiti Valley

Delhi → Manali → Rohtang Pass → Grampu → Khoksar → Kunzum Pass → Kaza (Spiti Valley)
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How Many Days it take to Reach Spiti

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No. Of Days from Shimla - Spiti ValleyRoute

The number of days to reach Spiti Valley via Shimla will take approximately 3 days. On the first day, you can begin from Delhi and reach Shimla as it is 342 km. Then on the second day, you can head to Chitkul which is another 245 km. Finally, on the third day, you can reach Kaza after tracing over 243 km for about 6 hours.

No. Of Days from Manali - Spiti 
Valley Route

This is a comparatively shorter route to reach Kaza and takes 2 days. On the first day, you can head to Manali and then reach Kaza on the second day by crossing Rohtang Pass, Grampu, Khoksar and Kunzum Pass.

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Best Time for Spiti Valley Road Trip

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Best time for Shimla - Spiti Valley Route

The best time to trace Spiti from the Shimla route is in the summer season as the roads are all clear and tourism is on a constant hike. Though travelers even prefer the dead winters and the roads remain open at that time but at times due to excess snow some routes are shut down.

The months from April to September are excellent for Spiti Valley Road trip as in the winter months there are chances of snowfall and black ice as well. In the monsoons, that is from July to August there are chances of landslides so that is not a safe time to travel!

Best time for Manali - Spiti 
Valley Route

The months from June to October are the best months for Spiti Valley Road trip as there is no snowfall and the roads are clear. On the routes, you can witness the rustic charm and a pleasant climate all at once. August, monsoons are not a great pick as there are chances of landslides that make bike rides a little difficult.

 Also, this route is blocked in the winter months from 15th October to May due to excess snowfall.

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Spiti Valley Road Condition

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Road Conditions from Shimla - Spiti Valley Route

The total distance till Kaza from Shimla is about 420 km that will take you to the stellar landscapes of Shimla. From there you’ll be crossing over the lush green trails of Kinnaur that are embraced on the banks of the river Sutlej.

The roads are in good condition and are open throughout the year, but in the winter months, there can be some temporary blockages. The stretch is not that long but it will take you about 2 days to cover the path as the roads are steep and whirling.

Road Conditions from Manali - Spiti Valley Route

Apparently, this is a shorter and quicker route to reach Spiti as the distance is only 200 km. Speaking of the pathways, they are quite rough and dangerous as well. If you are planning this route over a bike trip then you need to be a trained rider as it takes almost 8-9 hours (With no halts) to complete this circuit.

In the months from October to March, the Kunzum Pass and Rohtang Pass remain closed due to excess snow and Spiti is inaccessible at this time.

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Best Itinerary for Spiti Valley Road Trip

Day 1: Delhi to Shimla 345 KM/8 hours 

Non-stop drive to the valleys of Shimla.
Take a halt there and enjoy the local surroundings for the evening.
Take a halt in the hill station.

Day 2: Shimla to Sangla 220 km/ 7-8 hours (Stay at Sangla) 

Drive across the hills of Shimla district to Kufri
Then, reach Narkanda from where you can head for Rampur crossing the banks of river Sutlej.
After this reach the Kinnaur district by Indo-Tibetian Highway and enter the Baspa Valley.
End your day at Sangla for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Sangla to Chitkul to Kalpa 60 km/ 1- 2 hours (Stay at Kalpa)

Head to Chitkul the quaint Indian village from Sangla.
This is a Tibetian region where you can reach in an hour’s drive by covering the Pine forest.
You can stopover at the Banks of Bapsa River or can visit the small Mata Mandir close to the camping sites.
Later, you can tour the Karcham Dam and head towards Reckong Peo.
Then, in the end, drive towards Kalpa that is snuggled in the Kinner Kailash range above Reckong Peo where you can stay overnight.

Day 4: Kalpa to Nako to Gue to Tabo 145 km/ 4-6 hours (Stay at Tabo)

This day you will enter the Spiti Valley and from Kapla you can take the Indo-Tibet Highway that will take you to the confluence point of Sutlej.
Then after crossing this point, there is an hour climb to Nako at an elevation of 3,800 meters above the ground.
Then you can pass by the villages namely Chango, Shalkar, Sumdo, and Hurling after which the final stop is Tabo.
In Tabo, you can visit the Chos Khor Gompa which is a 1020-year-old monastery and depicts the lifestyle of Buddha.
Later, you can traverse the Tabo caves and then stay overnight at the Tabo monastery stay.

Day 5: Tabo to Dhankar to Lhalung 40 km / 1-2 hours (Stay at Lhalung)

On this day, you will reach Sichling village from the roads of the Dhankar monastery that are the capital of Spiti.
You can visit the Dhangkar Gompa, which is one of the best buildings of the Buddhist yore and was built back 800 years ago.
After visiting this you can head to Dhankar lake that is a great place to relax and gape at beautiful vistas.
In the end, you can head to Lhalung, which is known for the Golden temple and Serkhong Gompa.
Overnight stay at Lhalung.
 
Day 6: Lhalung to Mudh to Kaza 27 km/ 1-2 hours (Stay at Kaza)

Begin your day with a drive to the Pin Valley that is tributary of the Spiti river.
Then you can trace the routes of the Bhaba Pass and head straight to the Mudh village.
Later, head to your next destination Kaza and stay here overnight.

Day 7: Kaza to Hikkim to Komik to Langza 20 km/ 1-2 hours (Stay at Langza)

On this day, you will gain more altitude and will head to the Komic village that is the highest altitude village of Spiti.
After tracing the elevation 4,580 meters you can witness the Tangyud Gompa that is one of the most prominent places to visit in this region.
Later, you can head to Hikkim that has the Highest Post Office in the World.
Then you can head to Langza where you can stay overnight.


Day 8: Langza to Chandratal 50 km /2-3 hours (Stay at Chandra Taal)

On this day, you can start your trip towards the backward circuit and visit Kee for its famous Kee Monastery.
Walkthrough the shrines of this area and head to Kibber where you can witness the Kibber Chicham bride at an elevation 4,300 meters.
Then next is the Chandratal or the Moon Lake which is located an elevation of 4,300 meters and is known for its Chandra Lake.
After traversing the entire Chandra Peak you can stay at the ChandraTaal camps.
 
Day 9: Chandratal to Manali 140 km/ 7-8 hours (Stay at Manali)

Tour the Chandratal lake early in the morning hours and watch the sunrise.
Then head to Manali crossing Batal over the Gramphu road.
This will be your final destination of the circuit.
Take a halt in Manali.

Day 10: Manali to Delhi 538 KM/ 13 hours

Start your trip to Delhi as early in the morning as possible.
Drive without taking many stops.

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Places to Visit During Spiti Road Trip Via Shimla

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Kufri

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Translated as ‘lake’, ‘Kufri’ is a popular destination among newlyweds and peace seekers. Settled just 20 KM away from Shimla, Kufri is a very small hill station which is likely to be crowded with fewer tourists. You can have one hell of a stop at the town where you get to enjoy a steaming hot cup of tea or coffee against the background of deep valleys.

Altitude: 2,720 meters above the ground.

Distance from Shimla: 14.4 km approximately.

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Kalpa

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Boasting of the crunchiest apples in India, Kalpa is a small town in the Sutlej River district. The place is occupied by Kinnauri people and you will be amazed by the hospitality and warmth you will receive there. And most importantly it is the perfect spot to load your car with freshest apples at feasible costs.

Altitude: 2,960 meters above the ground

Distance from Shimla:
232.2 km approximately

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Tabo

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Housing a thousand years old Buddhist monastery, Tabo is a religious town with serenity flowing in its air. People come here to pay a visit to this legendary monastery and gasp on the views of the gushing Spiti river and heightened valleys surrounding the village.

Altitude:
3,280 meters above the ground.

Distance from Shimla: 3
61.6. Km approximately
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Narkanda

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Sprawling at an altitude of 2708 meters on the very famous Indo-Tibet Road, Narkanda becomes a ski resort in the snowy winters. 65 KM away from Shimla, it is situated inside a fir forest. You will love the place and the glides and slides you would take midst the fir trees covered with snow.

Altitude:
2,708 meters above the ground

Distance from Shimla:
60.5 approximately
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Places to Visit During Spiti Road Trip Via Manali

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Rohtang Pass

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Connecting Kullu Valley with Lahaul and Spiti Valley, Rohtang Pass is high mountain routes taken by daredevils to chase adventure. Although the pass remains closed for the entire year, people still wait for the window it gives from the month of June to 15th of October. A pro tip before chasing thrill is that you should have the permit to drive on the pass if you have your own vehicle.

Altitude: 3,978 meters above the ground

Distance from Manali:
51.2 km approximately
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Gramphu

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Leading you up to the Chandra Valley, Gramphu is the gateway to the snow-spladed areas. This is the first place after crossing Rohtang Pass where you could seek for hot food and clear routes. Make sure to witness the colour changing Chandratal Lake on your way further from here.

Altitude:
3,890 meters above the ground

Distance from Manali:
62.5 km approximately
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Kunzum Pass

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Separating or connecting Lahaul and Spiti Valley, Kunzum Pass cuts through the valley to give identity to both of these. This route takes you to the sub divisional headquarters of  Kaza and without fail you get to witness the beauty of the cold deserts of India. Also, this is the starting point for a 15 KM trek to Chandratal Lake.

Altitude:
4,590 meters above the ground

Distance from Manali:
126.7 km approximately
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Khoksar

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The coldest place in Lahaul, Khoksar is sure to give you a warm welcome. You can rely on the PWD Rest Houses and eating places in the village. They tend to provide you a comfortable stay along with steaming hot Tibetan food.

Altitude: 3,140 meters above the ground.

Distance from Manali: 70.4 km approximately
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Must Visit Places in Spiti Valley

While Himachal Pradesh is home to a dozen different monasteries, this spectacular place is not just the biggest, but also the oldest one around. A must visit tourist place in Spiti Valleythe Key Gompa is encircled by picturesque mountains and soothing valleys. A wonderful example of monastic architecture and decorated with beautiful paintings, murals, manuscripts, and wind instruments.

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Chandra Tal is also known as "Moon Lake" is the source of the Chandra River. It is one of the finest treks for trekking in Manali. It was at one time a provisional spot for brokers from Tibet and Ladakh who went to Spiti and the Kullu valley, however today it draws in countless devotees from over the world and it is one of the best places in Kullu.        

Situated at a height of 4300 m, Chandra Tal Lake is only 6 km far from the Kunzum Pass in Spiti and Lahaul locale of Himachal Pradesh condition of India. Strolling on Chandra Tal trek will offer an extreme ordeal like the experience of setting off to the moon. 

You will go through two high mountain ranges named Moulkila and Chandrabhaga, which are entirely trying for mountain dwellers. Further, you will see the delightful snow-shrouded mountain tops and slants. There is an unbelievable story connected with this lake.

Sea Preferred Season son: June - mid-Oct

Maximum Elevation: 4250 mts/14000 ft

Duration: 10 day

Difficulty Level: High

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India's highest cold valley National Park, this place was constructed to preserve the unique natural flora and fauna of Himachal Pradesh and is named after the gorgeous Pin River and acts as an interface between the Lahul and Spiti Valley. Against a backdrop of barbarous, rugged snow-covered mountain peaks of the Spiti Valley, the national park is home to Himachal's ferocious predators, the snow leopards, and their prey, the ibex.


The terrain is rough and precarious, so train hard and get into those fitness programs before you undertake this captivating journey. The sanctuary also witnesses a strong spiritual influence due to the presence of Buddhist monasteries around the area.


Location: Near Kaza.


Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM throughout the week.

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Third highest lake in India and 21st highest in the world, the Suraj Tal is a divine water body surrounded by barbaric bare mountains and soothing valleys. It is a common belief that anyone who takes a dip in the pristine emerald waters of the lake is cleaned off their sins.


Whether you want to visit the Suraj Tal for spiritual reasons or to simply revel in the unsurpassed natural charm – you won’t regret it. An absolute haven for avid trekkers, the lake offers an asylum to refresh and recharge during the hectic Manali-Leh trek. Adrenaline junkie motorcyclists and mountain bikers will find this place a wonderful stopover on their journey.


Location: Lahul Valley, Keylong.


Timings: No timing restrictions.

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Tabo Monastery is one of the most wondrous places to visit in Spiti Valley. Founded a millennium ago, the temple is a unique amalgamation of history, culture and natural splendor. In the cold barren deserts of Tabo valley, the monastery appears as a sanctum from the brutality of barbarous rocky mountains around.

It houses centuries worth of Buddhist culture, tradition and heritage – a treat for history and cultural buffs. For those of you interested in art and handicraft – witness the amazingly preserved paintings, murals and sculptures. Or just kick back and take in the healing environment as calmness ascends over your being.

Location:
Tabo

Best time to visit:
May to October

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Kunzum Pass is your high road to adventure, connecting Lahaul and Spiti valleys at an altitude of 4,551 metres. With 15 thrilling hairpin bends, it offers an adrenaline rush amidst the snow peaks and valleys. The temple of goddess Kunzum Devi stands guard here, blessing the travellers. It is a haven for bikers, trekkers, and photographers seeking extraordinary sights and thrilling experiences.


Location: Keylong


Timings: No timing restrictions.

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Kaza

Nestled in one corner of the beautiful Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, Kaza happens to be a tranquil and serene destination in Spiti Valley. Packed with majestic snow-covered mountains, bubbling rivers, picturesque landscape, and shimmering streams, this dreamy place is no less than a paradise on earth. 


The entire town of Kaza is categorized into 2 parts – New Kaza and Old Kaza. While the former accommodates the king’s palace, the latter is home to government offices. The presence of historical wonders, monasteries, and gompas adds a sense of magic to this charming town. At present day, the Himalayan town of Kaza features an exotic amalgam of ancient culture and modernity that is sure to leave every traveler totally awestruck and spellbound.

 

The pristine locales and mountainous terrain of Kaza lure tourists who are interested in experiencing spirituality as well as adventurous activities. The place even forms a base camp from where travelers can venture to experience activities such as mountaineering and trekking. Some well-known trails that start from the town of Kaza include Pin-Bhaba, Parang-La, and Pin-Parvati. In addition to trying adventure sports and visiting various Buddhist shrines, tourists flocking here also like to take a walk to the small villages nearby Kaza town, which offers an exciting and unique experience.


One can access Kaza from Lahaul Valley and Kinnaur Valley. While the latter route stays open all year round, the former route only opens during the summer season. Winter season in this destination comes with extremely low temperatures that make the weather of the town immensely cold. During this time, the locals prefer staying indoors and only venture out in case of absolute urgency. They always keep food supplies stocked up for this time of the year and utilize the whole time indoors by producing handicrafts.


The town of Kaza is blessed with a plethora of decent accommodation facilities and food outlets, helping tourists in having a comfortable vacation. All the elements put together, make tourism flourish in this small Himalayan destination.

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Tucked atop a small hill at an impressive altitude of 4100 meters above sea level, the Dhankar, with its dazzling blue waters, is one of the most popular places to visit in Spiti Valley. The lake sits at the end of the famous Dhankar Lake trek known for its treacherous paths, rocky snow-capped mountains, and incomparable vistas. Adventure enthusiasts and photography lovers are enchanted alike by the magical realism of the trek.

The Dhankar Fort Monastery sandwiched between Spiti and Pin rivers offers a special spiritual touch as it plays hide and seek on the trail. And once you reach the lake, the rare and diversified views will make your jaw drop!

Location: 
Near Rohtang Pass connecting Kullu and Lahul. 

Timings:
No timing restrictions.

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Kibber

To call Kibber beautiful would be putting it lightly – arid landscape, rocky mountains, meadows covered in vibrant wildflowers, and all this paired with pristine pollution free environment. Stargazers and photography lovers flock alike to Kibber to gaze at the unsurpassed, exquisite view of the Milky Way. Go to the nearby Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary and witness the amazing fauna of Himachal – ibex, blue sheep, red fox, snow leopards, wolves etc.

You can visit various tiny monasteries around or go hiking on the small trails around the village. The locals are friendly and offer a warm and comfortable stay, if not the most luxurious, with both Indian and Tibetan home cooked food.

Location: Lahul and Spiti Valley

Best time to visit: October to February

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The Dhankar Monastery of Himachal Pradesh's Spiti Valley is like stepping into a spiritual oasis among the rugged terrain.It is more than a millennium old and perches dramatically on a cliff, offering breathtaking Himalayan views as well as solace.Visiting this site feels like standing still in time, allowing you to connect with yourself and the earth beneath you.The Dhankar Monastery welcomes all who wish to experience its profound sense of peace and history, whether seeking serenity, cultural insight, or simply awe-inspiring beauty.

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Nako village, situated in the Himalayan mountains, is a tranquil getaway that captivates visitors with its beauty and quiet. This charming community, encircled by majestic peaks and verdant surroundings, provides an insight into the way of life in the Himalayas. For those looking for peace and natural beauty, Nako is the ideal location because of its gorgeous surroundings and welcoming residents. Nako village promises a memorable experience in the heart of the Himalayas, whether you choose to explore the village's meandering lanes or just take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

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A tiny isolated reservoir, Nako Lake has gained extensive popularity for its pristine beauty and impeccable charm. A spiritual lake cradled in the mystical Himalayas, it is situated at an elevation of around 3662 meters. The dense willow trees that surround the lake quadruples the charm if this tourist spot.

The popular spot is bounded by 4 ancient Tibetan temples. In close proximity to these temples, you can also find 4 caves which are said to be saint Padmasambhava’s meditation site. There is one magnificent waterfall near the lake which is known to be the home of fairies. If you happen to visit this place during September, you can relish the experience of boating in this popular lake.

Location:
Nako Village, Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh

Timings:
It can be visited at any time.

Entry Fee:
No entry charges

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Tabo

Tabo is a small village in the Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh. It is a treasure trove of culture and is home to the Tabo Monastery which is also known as the "Ajanta of the Himalayas." This ancient village is surrounded by snowclad Pir Panjal mountains and it is a great place to learn about Buddhist culture as well as traditions. Tabo is also an excellent destination to visit for those seeking tranquillity and historical exploration.

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Things to Know During Spiti Valley Road Trip

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Petrol Pumps

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Petrol Pumps on Shimla - Spiti Valley Route

Narkanda
Kingal (27.8 KM from Narkanda)
Bithal (11.8 KM from Kingal)
Duttnagar (13.5 KM from Bithal)
Badhrash (2.3 KM from Duttnagar)
Rampur Bushahr (15.1 KM from Badhrash)
Jeori (23 KM from Rampur Bushahr)
Saki Charang (28.3 KM from Jeori)
Tapri (16.4 KM from Saki Charang)
Reckong Peo (31.8 KM from Tapri)
Kaza (199 KM from Reckong Peo)

Petrol Pumps on Manali - Spiti Valley Route

Manali (202 KM from Kaza)
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ATM's

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 ATMs on the Shimla - Spiti Valley Route:

- Shimla
- Rampur (126 kilometers from Shimla)
- Sarahan (34 kilometers from Rampur)
- Sangla (83 kilometers from Sarahan)
- Reckong Peo (41 kilometers from Sangla)
- Kaza (200 kilometers from Reckong Peo)

 ATMs on the Manali - Spiti Valley Route:

- Manali 
Kaza (202 Kilometers from Manali)
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Mobile Connectivity

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Mobile Connectivity on Shimla - Spiti Valley Route

Speaking of the Shimla route the internet connectivity is not good and there is no network after Chikul. Once you cross this town then you can only be dependent on the pay-phone service of Spiti. However, the BSNL network is available in Kaza but that is also average and not too good. 

Mobile Connectivity on Manali - Spiti Valley Route

With respect to the internet connectivity, that is a little difficult to expect but BSNL might work in the Spiti valley or you can use the pay-phone service.
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Permits

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For Indians

There are no permits needed for the Indian nations to visit Spiti as it is a part of India but people travelling on their personal vehicles would be required to get a permit to cross the Rohtang Pass.

For Foreign Nationals

If you are traveling overseas then you need to apply for the Inner Line Permits to traverse different quarters of Spiti.
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Safety Tips and Guidelines

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Avoid traveling during the monsoon season as there are chances of landslides.
Equipped yourself with enough precautions for AMS like ORS to keep yourself hydrated and Diamox tablet.
Start your trip from Shimla and end at Manali so that your body can acclimatize with the high altitudes.
Avoid staying at Chandratal as the elevation is too high and it is difficult to acclimatize.
Take care of the shooting stones that drop down from the hills.
The route of Manali to Kaza is blocked due to excess snow and is almost inaccessible so avoid this route in the winter months.
You should have a good driving experience as the roads are twirling and rough for which you need to be a trained driver in case of a car and bike both.
Make sure that you plan a good itinerary plan and map of Spiti to avoid incorrect routes as the internet is not available for google maps.
Equipped yourself with enough safety gear as the number of mechanics is less on the routes.
Do not try any stuns on the Spiti route as the terrain is rugged and it can even cause loss of life.
Carry a medical kit with yourself in case of an emergency.
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Clothes to Carry

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During Summer

Summers are not much cold in Spiti valley and hence you need not carry a suitcase of woolens the essentials are:
A light woolen jacket
Hat or a cap
Light warm clothing
Sports shoes for the hike
Sunglasses
Gumboots if you are a rider

During Winter

Winters in Spiti Valley can be nerve-wrenching so make sure that you equip yourself with enough woolens. Some of the must-haves are:
Warm thermals
Windcheater
Gumboots for trekking
Woolen socks and gloves
Heavy woolen jacket
Sunglasses
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Things to Carry

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There are a number of essentials for a Spiti Valley Road trip that you must keep in your packing list:

Travel itinerary plan
Map of Spiti
Copies of identity card
Original identity card
Mobile phone charger
Pen and diary
Locks for bags
Extra backpack
Torchlight
Swiss knife
Power Bank
Plastic bag
Matchbox/ Lighter
Multiplug
Extra set of woolens
Repair kit of tools
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Information About AMS and Acclimatisation

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What is AMS?

AMS or Acute morning sickness is usually suffered at an altitude higher than 10,000 feet or 3,000 meters above the ground level. As soon as you head for higher altitude some of you might feel a loss of breath, nausea, or vomiting this is because of AMS. With an increase in altitude levels, the amount of oxygen decreases and it dissolves slowly in the blood making breathing a little difficult.

How it affects an Individual?

On the higher altitudes usually, you might face vomiting, loss of breath, and vomiting due to AMS. At the elevation near 10,000 feet, the AMS is mild, at 12,000 to 18,000 feet it is high and at a higher elevation than 18,000 feet, it is extreme.

Tips to avoid AMS:

Increase you ascend slowly and take reset after every 300 meters
Keep your body well-hydrated
Do not over hydrate your body
Do not sleep at a much higher elevation, if possible try a short descent for sleeping.
Avoid tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs on higher altitudes.
Equipped yourself with a substantial amount of woolens.
Do not overexert yourself.
Keep a medical kit with yourself with tablets for AMS like Diamox
In case you face major problems, descend immediately.

How to Acclimatize?

The best way to acclimatize is to increase the ascend slowly so that the body can adapt to the environment. Apart from this, try keeping your body warm and hydrated with ORS and take enough carbohydrates in your diet.
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Places for Night Stopover

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Shimla - Spiti Valley Route

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There are numerous places that will fall in your budget and are great stopovers:

- Shimla: Great hotels, ranging in the budget of INR 300 to INR 3,000.
- Kufri: There are good hygienic hotels but will cost you about INR 1000 per day.
Narkanda: There are fewer hotels but the cost is INR 800 per night.
Karchham: Guesthouses and hotels are available.
Sangla: A lot of hotels and guest houses are available.
Rampur: There are guest houses and hotels with prices starting from INR 500 per night.
Chitkul: There are small hotels with a budget of INR 500 per day and there are even a few luxury properties.
Reckong Peo: This is a major town and has 3 hotels and 11 guest houses.
Kalpa: Small town with only 3-4 hotels with a budget of INR 500 per day.
Nako: There are PWD guest houses, hotels, and hostels in Nako with a budget ranging from INR 300 to 1000 per night.
Gue & Pooh: There are no stay options on these destinations.
Tabo: A monastery owned guest house, and various hotels with a budget of INR 600- 1000 per night.
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Manali - Spiti Valley Route

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- Kaza: Pretty big town in Spiti valley and has various camps, hostels, and hotel stays ranging from INR 300 to 1,000 per night.
- Manali: With hotels, hostels, lavish 5-star resorts, and PWD guest houses, Manali is an excellent stay option with a budget ranging between INR 300 to INR 10,000 per night.
- Kibber, Kaumik, Losar, Langza and Batal: There are no stay options here but some locals provide stay at a cost of INR 300 per night per person.
- Chandratal: There are camping sites where you can stay at a price starting from INR 1,500 per person
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Imagine starting your journey in Delhi, leaving behind the city's chaos, and entering the serene landscapes of Manali and Spiti Valley, where rugged mountains meet clear blue skies. Kaza, Tabo, Dhankar, Pin Valley, and the shimmering Chandra Tal Lake will be your playgrounds, each offering a unique flavor of Spiti's natural beauty and ancient monasteries. This journey is a rare opportunity to explore remote high-altitude villages and ancient monasteries and connect with the warm-hearted locals.

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  • Route: Delhi Manali - Kaza - Tabo - Dhankar - Pin Valley - Chandra Tal - Manali - Delhi
  • Duration: 7 Days, 6 Nights
  • Start Point: Delhi
  • End Point: Delhi
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The Spiti Valley Tour Package from Chandigarh is your ticket to an unforgettable adventure. From the organized charm of Chandigarh to the breathtaking landscapes of Narkanda, Chitkul, Kalpa, and Kaza, this journey immerses you in the beauty of the Himalayas and the warmth of local culture. You'll explore remote villages like Komic, Langza, and Hikkim, where time stands still, and end at the mesmerizing Chandra Tal in Manali. It's a voyage that will leave you in awe and touch your heart deeply. 

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  • Route: Chandigarh - Narkanda - Chitkul - Kalpa - Kaza - Komic - Langza - Hikkim - Chandra Tal - Manali - Chandigarh
  • Duration: 9 Days, 8 Nights
  • Start Point: Chandigarh
  • End Point: Chandigarh
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Get ready for an epic adventure trip Spiti Valley Bike Trip through the rugged and breathtaking terrain of the Spiti Valley on two wheels Starting in Chandigarh, you’ll pass through the twists and turns that lead you to the snowy paradise of Narkanda, the remote beauty of Chitkul, and the peaceful charm of Kalpa. As you ride further, you'll encounter hidden gems like Nako, Gue, and Tabo, each with its own story to tell. However, the real thrill comes when you hit the trails of Kaza, Key, Langza, Hikkim, Komic, Chicham, and the high-altitude Kunzum Pass. It's an invitation to explore, connect, and create stories. So, gear up for an unforgettable adventure and answer the call of the mountains!

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  • Route: Chandigarh - Narkanda - Chitkul - Kalpa - Nako - Gue - Tabo - Kaza - Key - Langza - Hikkim - Komic - Chicham - Kunzum Pass Chandratal, Manali - Chandigarh
  • Duration: 9 Days, 8 Night
  • Start Point: Chandigarh
  • End Point: Chandigarh
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Are you a woman traveller or are you a group of some enthusiastic women travellers? Then here is a mind blowing road trip which is filled with adventure and excitement throughout the roads of Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh.

About the Destination:
As everyone knows, Lahaul and Spiti are the most beautiful valleys located in the Himalayas at a greater altitude exhibiting the best natural sights of the mountains and green valleys. The quaint villages, the Buddhist monasteries, the lakes and rivers, the high altitude roads and passes, the snow-covered peaks and the picturesque sights on both the sides will enable you to make your girls' gang feel a high level excitement and joy.

Wondering what you will be ticking off?
- Lahaul Valley: One of the most spellbinding places to visit in Spiti Valley, the Lahaul Valley is a staple for adrenaline junkies and solitude seekers alike. Bare mountains covered with null vegetation, clear blue skies, pollutions free environment, green meadows – Lahaul is a paradise for nature lovers. 

- Key Monastery: 
A must visit tourist place in Spiti Valleythe Key Gompa is encircled by picturesque mountains and soothing valleys. A wonderful example of monastic architecture and decorated with beautiful paintings, murals, manuscripts, and wind instruments – the Kye attracts history and cultural buffs round the year.

- Dhankar Lake: 
Tucked atop a small hill at an impressive altitude of 4100 meters above sea level, the Dhankar, with its dazzling blue waters, is one of the most popular places to visit in Spiti Valley. The lake sits at the end of the famous Dhankar Lake trek known for its treacherous paths, rocky snow-capped mountains, and incomparable vistas.

- Dhankar Monastery: 
The Dhankar Fort Monastery sandwiched between Spiti and Pin rivers offers a special spiritual touch as it plays hide and seek on the trail. And once you reach the lake, the rare and diversified views will make your jaw drop! A truly curious landmark, the monastery is perched so precariously amongst rocks that it appears as if it is seconds away from falling all over.

- Tabo Monastery: 
Tabo Monastery is one of the most wondrous places to visit in Spiti Valley. Founded a millennium ago, the temple is a unique amalgamation of history, culture and natural splendour. In the cold barren deserts of Tabo valley, the monastery appears as a sanctum from the brutality of barbarous rocky mountains around.

- Khibber: 
To call Kibber beautiful would be putting it lightly – arid landscape, rocky mountains, meadows covered in vibrant wildflowers, and all this paired with pristine pollution-free environment. Stargazers and photography lovers flock alike to Kibber to gaze at the unsurpassed, exquisite view of the Milky Way.

About the Tour:
This road tour starts from Chandigarh and takes you through the major villages and locations like Sarahan, Kalpa, Tabo, Kaza and the sights you will come across during the journey include Narkanda, Lahaul Valley, Khibber, Tabo, Key Monastery, Dhankar, etc.

Your 7 day adventure starts from Chandigarh. You travel all the way around seeing popular, beautiful and hidden sites in the Spiti Valley and come back to Chandigarh. Stay at great places, eat local food, travel around the valley, know the culture and visit landmark spots that will take your breath away. Read the advisory and inclusions carefully before going for the tour. 

In peak winter i.e. January and early February all the places might not be open due to adverse weather conditions. We will keep you updated of the same in case any last minute changes need to be made to your plan. 

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Start Point: Delhi-Shimla
End Point: Shimla-Delhi

Highlights of the Spiti Valley Winter Tour:
Adore the stunning view of Kinner Kailash peaks over a cup of tea.
Experience in a local Spitian homestay.
Visit Key Monastery

About the Places:
- Nako Village: Highest village in the valley, Nako owns a lake formed out of the masses of the ice. Fauna including, Yaks, kine, horses and asses, can be found in abundance here.
- Spiti: Spiti is one of the coldest places in the country. Snuggled at an altitude of 12,500 feet above the sea level, the valley serves as a paradise to adventure lovers.
- Key Monastery: A famous Tibetan Buddhist monastery, Key Monastery is also known as the Kye Monastery and Ki Monastery. Explore the long and interesting history of the monastery with this tour.
- Kalpa: Having beautiful temples and monasteries, the village of Kalpa is famous for its apple orchards.

About the Spiti Valley in Winter Tour:
Get ready to start the adventure from Delhi. and go to all the places you wished to visit. This tour allows with all the experiences where you get to experience the beauty of winter and have memories that you can share with all.

Drive through places like Kufri, Narkanda and many more. Get to explore Chitkul. Chitkul is the last village on the old Hindustan - Tibet Trade route. It is on the banks of river Baspa and is the last place Indians can visit without a permit. Situated at an altitude of 2759 m from the sea level, Kalpa is located close to the foot of Kinner Kailash, the winter home of Lord Shiva.

Spiti Valley is a paradise to all the trekkers and mecca to travel lovers. Spiti means 'The Middle Land' and it separates India from Tibet. It is the best place to visit to experience the winter Spiti as Spiti is one of the coldest places in the country. Sprawling 360-degree views of the beautiful mountains will take your heart away.

All in all the tour is best suited to go for a perfect trip to explore Spiti in winter and allows you to create memories that are worth-sharing and worth-living. The Spiti Valley In Winter tour will be remembered for the rest of your life and you will have stunning pictures for your social media.
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About the tour:

Begin the adventure with our Spiti Valley Tour, starting from the picturesque town of Manali and taking you through the awe-inspiring landscapes of Kaza, Kibber, Komic, Hikkim, Langza, Kunzum La, and the mesmerizing Chandratal Lake. This tour is about the immersive experience of connecting with the locals, experiencing the cuisine, and understanding the way of life. Don't miss out on this soul-enriching journey that will make your heart long for more

Quick Info:

  • Route:  Manali - Kaza - Kibber - Komic - Hikkim - Langza - Kunzum La - Chandratal and Manali
  • Duration: 6 Days, 5 Nights
  • Start Point: Manali
  • End Point: Manali
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Let me paint a vivid picture of what awaits you as you embark on a journey from Shimla to Spiti Valley, from the serene beauty of Chitkul to the remote charm of Nako, Gue, and the captivating Key, Kibber, Kaza, Komik, Hikkim, Langza, Dhankar, and Kalpa. The journey becomes an exploration of nature's hidden gems, with each turn offering a new adventure. It's an opportunity to connect with untouched beauty, delve into ancient cultures, and create memories that will stay with you forever. Get ready to immerse yourself in its charm.

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  • Route: Shimla - Chitkul - Nako - Gue - Key - Kibber - Kaza - Komik - Hikkim - Langza - Dhankar - Kalpa - Shimla
  • Duration: 6 Days, 5 Nights
  • Start Point: Shimla
  • End Point: Shimla
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Fuel up your bikes from the world’s highest petrol pump at Kaza and fire up the rider in you for a most thrilling biking expedition into the rustic land of Spiti. This valley will fascinate you with its ever-changing vistas, the tricky terrain, and the nerve-chilling high altitude views that will give you a feel of being on top of the world. 


Feel like being on top of the world, as you look down at a tiny truck that lies below Asia's highest suspended Chicham Bridge. After a long riding haul, experience a unique calmness at your pitstop by the vibrant yet peaceful vibes of the 1000-year-old Key monastery that stand aloof on this rugged terrain. Don't forget to take a perfect postcard picture in the “I’m a conqueror” pose with your bike by the sparkling turquoise lakes, and cherish your dream vacation for life.


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Route: Delhi - Manali - Jibhi - Rampur - Chitkul - Kalpa - Kaza - Chandra Tal - Manali - Delhi

Duration: 11 Days 10 Nights

Start Point: Delhi

End Point: Delhi

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Get your head out of the car window and indulge in the breathtaking views of the rugged Himalayan terrain as you embark on an adventurous trip to Spiti. Every curve in the road will greet you with endless valley views, snow-clad peaks, and a moon-shaped lake. The journey will take you through iconic attractions such as the Hadimba Temple, a serene Buddhist temple, the Clubhouse, the ancient Siyali Mahadev temple, the enchanting Van Vihar, and the rustic charm of Old Manali. Experience the thrill of driving through the Atal Tunnel under the famous Rohtang Pass and be mesmerized by the picturesque landscapes of the Kunzum Pass. Explore the vibrant town of Kaza and be amazed by the impressive Chicham Bridge, suspended between towering cliffs. Finally, prepare to be captivated by the ethereal beauty of Chandratal Lake, nestled amidst majestic snow-capped peaks.

Spiti Valley offers the perfect playground for adventurous off-road driving, with the added bonus of the possibility of spotting the ever-elusive Snow Leopard. Enjoy the fresh mountain air as you traverse the isolated slopes of the last village, creating memories that will last a lifetime. 

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Route:  Manali - Atal tunnel - Kaza - Hikkim - Komic - Langza - Key - Kibber - Kumzum Pass - Chandratal - Rohtang Pass - Manali

Duration: 5 Days, 4 Nights

Start Point: Manali

End Point: Manali

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People Also Ask About Spiti Valley

  1. How much does a trip to Spiti valley cost?

    The Spiti Valley Road trip might cost you around INR 16,500* if you book it from Thrillophilia as a tour package. But you can even plan a travel itinerary of your own and make the bookings of stay, food, and travel on your own. It is always a good option to make prior booking to avoid last-minute hassles! Apparently, if you have a lot of experience with the roads then you can even travel solo and stay at guesthouses that will drop down the trip budget.
  2. How many days is enough for Spiti valley?

    The minimum number of days needed for touring the Spiti Valley is about 8 days as it is located quite far and you might need 5 days itself just to reach Spiti from Kinnar side. You can take the Manali route in case you are short on time as it is the quickest route but the roads are not in good condition and are closed in the winter months. The days are all dependent on you but a minimum of 8 days are needed but if you wish to cover each and every inch of the region then you can even plan a 14 days long itinerary for the Spiti Valley Road trip!
  3. What is Spiti valley famous for?

    The Spiti valley is known for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. On a Spiti trip, you can witness the Tabo Monastery which is one of the major attractions of Spiti and is adorned with elegant murals and carvings. Apart from this, it is even dotted with a number of stupas and temples that add up to its spiritual heritage.
  4. What should I wear to Spiti Valley?

    The clothing is truly dependent on the months you are traveling in as it is spine-chilling cold in winters but the summers are pleasant with enough sunshine. In the winter months, you must wear a warm jacket that can take temperatures up to -5 degrees celsius and not forget to carry a windcheater, woolen socks, thermals, and gloves. But if you are traveling in summers then light clothing can work well for you but you must not forget to keep light woolen clothing for yourself.
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18 June 2019
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I went to Spiti Valley with my family from Chandigarh and we booked our trip from Thrillophilia. The place is so beautiful, the view is so captivating. the trip was really wonderful we had a very nice ti me on the trip. Thanks, Thrillophilia for the great experience!!!
15 October 2019
Excellent
We went to Spiti from Shimla. We booked the trip from Thrillophilia and must say they have arranged everything so nicely, the stays, meals everything was so nice. We had an amazing time on the entire trip.
27 September 2019
Excellent
The Spiti Valley trip from Delhi was so amazing, The entire trip was so nicely planned, the meals and stays everything was so good. we had a great time on the trip. The place is so beautiful.
22 October 2019
Excellent
we went to Spiti valley from Delhi and it was one of the best trips ever, The beautiful hills and mountains are so alluring, Key Monastery, Lhalung Monastery, Dhankar Lake, Pin Valley National Park, and Kunzum Pass all are so beautiful. We had an amazing time at the trip. Thanks Thrillophilia for the wonderful experience!!!
04 November 2019
Excellent
Spiti Valley is so beautiful and mesmerizing. The trip to Spiti valley was an amazing experience, I booked the trip from Thrillophilia and they have arranged things so well. The guide provided to us with the tour was so helpful. We had a very good time on the entire trip
10 July 2019
Chapala Pothuvaal Spiti Valley Bike Trip
Excellent
Thrillophilia just arranged the best trip of my life! The guide was excellent, the bikes were in good condition and so were the other arrangements! The whole trip was so well arranged that we saw the best of Spiti.
18 May 2019
Excellent
I opt for solo bike trips regularly, but this is the best experience- bike in perfect condition, itinerary well planned, and the best support team to help out whenever necessary!
18 May 2019
Aanandaswarup Pothuvaal Manali to Spiti Valley Bike Trip
Excellent
I opt for solo bike trips regularly, but this is the best experience- bike in perfect condition, itinerary well planned, and the best support team to help out whenever necessary!
03 July 2019
Vidur Namboothiri Spiti Valley Bike Trip
Excellent
It was a great trip for me. However, there were some pros and cons. Pros: • The bikes were in good condition, and there were regular breaks for riders. • The trip guide was excellent and very clear with instructions. • They selected excellent viewpoints and regular stops. All the pre-decided places were duly shown to us. Cons • The food could have been improved • The internet connectivity throughout was very poor.
06 August 2019
Akshaj Dwivedi Spiti Valley Bike Trip
Excellent
An unforgettable trip for my friends and me- Thrillophilia arranged it in the best way possible! The trip could not have been better executed! Our operator was the best- he gave us the whole itinerary minute by minute in Chandigarh on the first day and was there for every issue we had!

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