Departures run weekly from June through September 2026. Explore Chitkul, Sangla, Kaza, Tabo, Key Monastery, & Chandra Taal Lake. Cozy stays and delicious meals included.
9 Days, 2 Valleys, Endless Stars: The Ultimate Spiti Adventure from Delhi
This adventure will take you from the lush green valleys and forests of Pine and Deodar of Kinnaur Valley to the barren mountains of Spiti Valley. In Kinnaur Valley, River Satluj will accompany you throughout your journey flowing parallel to the road. Its crashing waves shall make a melodious tune. In Spiti valley, River Spiti and Chandra Bhaga will provide you the company. The houses in Kinnaur Valley are like Pagodas. Houses in Spiti Valley are painted white with a brown border with a flat roof and square windows with prayer flags fluttering on the top.
You will encounter incredible, gentle, and easy to interact with, outgoing, helpful, hard-working, God-fearing Kinnaur and Spiti Valley people. Savor the legendary hospitality of the natives of these regions.
The excellent uniformity of the three primary colors of the topography of Spiti valley is brown earth, chocolaty mountains with white snow topping just like softy. The sight of a flock of sheep and mountain goats in the background of glacial streams coming down from the gigantic mountains is a treat to the eyes.
Spirituality in ancient monasteries, stunning sunrise and colorful sunsets, starry nights for stargazing, light and shadow dance on the mountains, a symphony of crashing waves of the mighty rivers with crystal clear aqua blue water, against the imposing backdrop of grand Himalayan Ranges is just like dream come true.
Unique Tibetan oriented culture. Moon lands like topography, photographer’s paradise, abundant wildlife, heaven for ornithologists, unique, colorful festivals, pristine, shimmering high altitude lakes, traditional music, and dance forms, local cuisine, rugged barren mighty mountain ranges to meadows, lakes, and fruit orchards of Kinnaur and Spiti valleys.
This adventure has something for everyone, whether an ardent traveler or a honeymooner, but not for chicken-hearted.
On this day, we will assemble at ISBT Kashmere Gate and meet the group leader. Briefing session will take place, where you can have your doubts cleared, if any about the tour. Board our vehicle for travel to Shimla between 9.00 pm to 11.30 pm.
We will arrive in Shimla early in the morning, we will again board the vehicle for Sangla. We will have breakfast on the way to Sangla. The route will pass through beautiful scenic Deodar Forests, snow-capped peaks of the mountains, and the sun playing hide and seek with the ever-present clouds. We will reach Sangla in the evening; overnight stay will be in Sangla.
On this day after breakfast we will visit Chitkul, the last village of Indian Territory and move to Nako on the way we will visit Kalpa.
Chitkul: It is nestled on the banks of Baspa River in surreal surroundings along with great views of Kinner Kailash ranges. Chirping of birds and fresh breeze will greet you. It boasts of beautiful cafes and ancient temple. It is at the altitude of 11,330 feet.
Kalpa: Kalpa is a town in Kinnaur District with an altitude of 9721 feet. In the morning, as the sun rises, it is quite an experience to watch changing colors of snow-covered Holy Kinner Kailash. The peaks of Kinner Kailash are red in the morning, greenish in the afternoon, and orange in the evening. This spectacle is visible from every nook and corner of this beautiful settlement. It changes color from white to pink in the morning and then to orange in the evenings.
Life at this hamlet is slow and relaxing, with followers of Hinduism and Buddhism residing in perfect Harmony. It is much greener than Spiti as one can see apple orchards, Pine nuts trees, and plum trees in abundance. Still, in winter, it also engulfs itself in the cloak of pure white snow. Looking at white snow-covered peaks is an experience of total amazement at Kalpa.
Nako: Nako is a small scenic village located near the Indo-China Border. The Nako Lake, 11,500ft above sea level, surrounded by a group of trees in the backdrop of prayer flags fluttering on rooftops of the houses, provides an stimulating spectacle.
In the morning after breakfast, we will be moving towards Kaza, and on the way, we will visit Nako, Dhankar Monastry and Gue Monastries.
Tabo: Tabo is home to Tabo Monastery that is a thousand years old. It is the second-largest Monastery in this region and is a Tibetan religious center for the natives. It is a museum with rare pages of history.
Gue Monastery: People generally do not grant proper attention to this tranquil Monastery. Mummy is preserved naturally in this Monastery. When we think about mummies, only the Egyptian mummies come to our minds. Here, the mummy is preserved without using any chemicals and is more than 500 years old. A young Lama died due to the avalanche. Due to snow, the body didn’t get affected, and the process of mummification took place naturally. Villagers still believe that the mummy brings prosperity to the village and guards the village against climatic vagaries.
Dhankar Monastery: A village and a Buddhist temple, Dhankar Gompa/Monastery is situated 12774ft in Spiti Valley above Dhankar Village. It’s a fort-like structure on a cliff giving the most spectacular view of the rivers Spiti. The magnificent location and topography of this Gompa can have an everlasting impression on anyone.
Arrival at Kaza in the evening, the headquarter of Spiti Valley and overnight stay at Kaza.
On this day after breakfast we will proceed for the sightseeing of Langaza, Marine Fossil Village, Komic- Highest Motorable road of the world, Hikkim- Highest Post office of the world and Medicinal Buddha.
Langaza: This 15km drive to Langaza is one of the most scenic drives ever you have undertaken. We’ll be experiencing some of the most beautiful scenes, such as snow-covered mountains in the backdrop of magnificent Buddha statue and a sprawling swath of barren land. It is famous for the marine fossils found here in abundance. We will stop at this place for some time to appreciate the rustic beauty of this place. After that, we will continue our adventure.
Komic Village: Being the highest village globally, Komic, at an altitude of 15,500ft above sea level, is no ordinary village but has a lot more to offer. Just 4 km away is the Komik Monastery. One can visit and talk to the monks and learn regarding their way of life and its challenges in sub-zero temperatures at Komic Monastery. Also, there is an excellent Volleyball Court outside this Monastery where the Lamas play volley ball. One does have a chance to participate in volley ball match.
Hikkim: Just a half an hour drive, Hikkim is the nearest village connected to the road. The simplicity and quietness of this village stand out. People here use stones and wood to build houses and structures themselves, which is quite impressive. It also has the world’s highest post office to send greetings to one’s loved ones.
Key Monastery: Just fourteen km away is Key Monastery. It is the largest Monastery of Spiti Valley. It does not look like a planned structure. However, still, it is very well integrated into its surrounding mighty, rustic landscape. It is a treat to even an ardent traveler. It is the seat of learning of Buddhist studies and withstood the onslaught of Mongolian invaders, frequent landslides, and vagaries of climatic conditions with an altitude of 4166 meters.
Overnight stay will be in Kaza.
On this day, after breakfast, we will be moving towards Chandra Taal and on the way we will be visiting Kibber Village and Chicham Bridge it provide a panoramic perspective to the Spiti Valley.
Kibber Village: A narrow valley on the summit of limestone rock. The Kibber Village is a small village with a small population. Still, the location and surroundings are out of the world, high in Spiti Valley. It is widely famous for its monastery and wildlife sanctuary. After reaching there, we’ll be having a small trek around this cold desert village and visiting Chicham Bridge, one of the world’s highest bridges. You can take your time clicking memorable and precious pictures of the place.
Kunzum Pass: It connects Spiti Valley to Lahaul Valley and is at the height of 15000 feet. It provides 360 degrees of panoramic views of the mighty mountains with snow-covered peaks and waterfalls. There is a temple at the top dedicated to the local deity Kunzum Mata. All the vehicles stop here to pray for their safe onwards journey.
Chandra Taal: The turquoise blue, crystal clear water, multicolor surrounding snow-capped mountains, and carpet of green meadow dotted with numerous varieties of flowers surrounding the parameter of this moon-shaped lake is an incredible lifetime experience. The color of the water of this lake changes at different times of the day, presenting a wholesome adventure. It is at the height of 14,100 feet. The sunrise/sunset with the changing colors of snow-capped peaks is an immersive experience. Apart from the mesmerizing beauty of the lake, the journey from Kaza to Chandra Taal itself is the most thrilling and exciting adventure full of surreal scenic beauty.
Overnight stay will be in Chandra Taal Campsite on four to five person sharing a tent.
On this day, we will be visiting Chandra Taal for sunrise. It changes colors at the different times of the day. We will move early in the morning from Chandra Taal to Manali. The water level rises due to the rising sun, and melting snow makes passing the vehicle through rivulets coming from the mountains peaks difficult hence early morning departure.
Reaching Manali after crossing Atal Tunnel in the afternoon, after taking a rest in the hotel, visit Mall Road of Manali to get the feel of the city. Overnight stay will be in Manali.
On this day, Check out from hotel and deposit your luggage at cloak room in the hotel,you will be free to visit Hadimba Devi temple, Mall Road, Pine Forest on your own. Get the feel of the city. Visit various café’s and indulge in shopping for souvenirs for you near and dear ones.
In the evening board the Volvo for Delhi.
Reach Delhi early in the morning with pleasant memories. If you have got further travel plans, Adventure Delight team will be more than happy to assist you in your travel planning.
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Ans. Kinnaur and Spiti valleys are in the state of Himachal Pradesh in India.
Ans. The best time to undertake a journey to Kinnaur and Spiti valleys is June to October. Spiti is high altitude desert where minimal rainfall takes place.
Ans. Yes. It is pretty safe to visit Kinnaur and Spiti valleys as solo lady travelers. The people are helpful, hospitable, and easy to talk to in the Himalayas. There are pretty decent facilities to stay in and for food available throughout the exciting route. It is advisable to contact a reputable travel agency to arrange your transportation, accommodation, and food.
Ans. The availability of ATMs is an issue in Spiti valley. But in Kinnaur valley, it is readily available. Carry sufficient cash for the adventure Spiti valley adventure.
Ans. Only decent vegetarian and non-vegetarian food are available throughout the entire experience.
Ans. Few heavy woolens and other light, loose cotton clothes and raincoat and umbrella to be carried if visiting Kinnaur and Spiti valleys in May-June-September and rich to light woolens to be taken along in October.
Ans. Yes, many neat and clean stay options are available on Kinnaur and Spiti valleys. But please don’t expect luxury.
Ans. Delhi-Shimla/Theog-Sangla-Chitkul-Kalpa-Tabo-Pin valley-Kaza-Kibber-Chandra Taal-Manali-Delhi it takes eight nights and nine days. The real magic is the journey and not the destination.
Ans. Chitkul is the last village of the Indian people in the Kinnaur Valley.
Ans. Chandra Taal is a pristine lake with changing colors at different times of the day.
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