Explore the Untamed Beauty of the Cold Desert
Tucked between Tibet and Himachal, Spiti Valley is a rugged paradise offering moon-like landscapes, timeless monasteries, high-altitude villages, and soul-stirring serenity. A land where the sky meets the Himalayas, Spiti invites offbeat travelers, bikers, photographers, and spiritual wanderers to experience its untouched beauty.

Whether you seek a self-discovery journey, a group road trip, or an escape into Himalayan silence, Aaditya Global Tourism curates unforgettable Spiti adventures tailored to your pace and preferences.

Best Tourist Attractions / Must-Visit Places in Spiti Valley

• Kaza: Main town and base for Spiti exploration
• Key Monastery: Iconic cliffside Tibetan monastery with panoramic views
• Kibber Village: One of the highest motorable villages in the world
• Langza, Hikkim & Komic: Ancient fossil village, world’s highest post office & highest village
• Dhankar Monastery & Lake: Stunning views from this 1000-year-old monastery
• Chandratal Lake: Crescent-shaped glacial lake accessible in summer
• Pin Valley National Park: Home to the elusive snow leopard and rare flora
• Tabo Monastery: Over 1000 years old, called the ‘Ajanta of the Himalayas’
• Giu Mummy Village: Preserved 500-year-old mummy of a monk

Tour Package Duration Options

Spiti requires careful planning due to remote terrain and altitude. Choose from:

• 5 Nights / 6 Days
• 6 Nights / 7 Days – ?9,700 per person (starting land package)
• 7 Nights / 8 Days (includes Chandratal or Pin Valley extension)

Note: Route depends on season – via Shimla (May–Oct) or Manali (June–Sept).

Itinerary – 6N/7D Spiti Valley Road Trip (via Manali)

Day 1: Arrival in Manali

• Pickup from Manali Bus Stop/Hotel
• Local sightseeing and acclimatization
• Overnight stay in Manali

Day 2: Manali to Kaza (via Atal Tunnel & Kunzum Pass)

• Drive through Atal Tunnel, Batal, and Kunzum La (14,931 ft)
• Arrive in Kaza by evening
• Check-in and rest

Day 3: Kaza – Local Villages Exploration

• Visit Key Monastery, Kibber Village, Chicham Bridge
• Hikkim (highest post office), Komic, Langza (Buddha statue & fossils)
• Return to Kaza for overnight stay

Day 4: Dhankar & Tabo

• Explore Dhankar Monastery and Lake
• Visit Tabo Monastery and Giu Mummy Village
• Return to Kaza or stay at Tabo (seasonal)

Day 5: Kaza to Chandratal Lake

• Scenic drive to Chandratal (subject to road conditions)
• Camping by the lake (optional)
• Stargazing and overnight stay

Day 6: Return to Manali

• Drive back via Kunzum Pass and Rohtang/Atal Tunnel
• Evening at leisure in Manali

Day 7: Departure

• Check-out and transfer to Manali Bus Stop/Volvo Stand
• Tour ends with Himalayan memories

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley

• Summer (May to mid-Oct): Ideal for road trips and full circuit (Manali–Kaza–Shimla)
• Monsoon (July–Aug): Avoid due to landslides on Shimla side
• Winter (Dec–Feb): Extreme cold; only accessible from Shimla; for snow lovers and frozen Spiti seekers

Month-Wise Climate Overview

Why Choose Aaditya Global Tourism for Spiti?

• Experienced with high-altitude and remote terrain travel
• Collaborations with local homestays, drivers & expert guides
• Safety-first approach and acclimatization-aware itineraries
• Personalized travel plans for bikers, couples, groups, and photographers
• Transparent pricing and 24×7 local support

Top Travel Tips

• No mobile network beyond Manali (except BSNL in Spiti)
• Carry cash – very limited ATMs
• Keep warm clothes, sunscreen, and water handy
• Spiti is plastic-sensitive – carry reusable bottles
• Get your vehicles serviced if self-driving

Dos and Don’ts

Do’s
? Respect monastery rules and local traditions
? Pack light but warm
? Carry power banks and offline maps
? Inform family before entering no-network zones

Don’ts
? Avoid sudden physical activity on arrival
? Don’t litter or pick fossils (strictly illegal)
? Don’t rely solely on GPS – ask locals
? Avoid night driving – roads are unlit and dangerous

Package Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions
?? Accommodation (Standard/Deluxe) in Manali, Kaza, Tabo/Chandratal
?? Breakfast and Dinner (MAP Plan)
?? Private vehicle with driver
?? All sightseeing as per itinerary
?? Inner line permits (if needed)
?? On-call travel support

Exclusions
? Air/train fare to/from Manali
? Lunches, snacks, personal expenses
? Adventure activities like river crossing or ATV rides
? Entry fees or donations at monasteries
? Medical/Travel Insurance

Popular Festivals in Spiti

• Gustor Festival at Key Monastery (July): Traditional Cham dance
• Ladarcha Fair in Kaza (August): Cultural gathering of traders & locals
• Losar (Spiti New Year) (Jan/Feb): Snow festival with rituals and dance

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is Spiti suitable for first-time mountain travelers?
A. Yes, if you follow acclimatization guidelines and travel slowly.

Q. Can families with kids visit Spiti?
A. Preferably above 8 years of age, with doctor’s approval for altitude.

Q. Can we self-drive to Spiti?
A. Yes, but only if confident in mountain driving and rough roads.

Q. Is there internet in Spiti?
A. Very limited. Wi-Fi may be available at select homestays.

What Our Travellers Say

Meghna Roy (Kolkata)
"It felt like we were driving through a different planet. Thanks to Aaditya Global for making Spiti safe, scenic, and unforgettable."

Vikram & Sneha (Bengaluru)
"The monasteries, mountain views, and friendly locals – everything was magical. Can’t wait to return."

Aniket Saha (Pune – Solo Trip)
"I did Spiti on bike. Their backup support and planning were excellent. Highly recommend for bikers!"