Tour Highlights

• Scenic drive through the Kinnaur & Spiti Valley
• Visit Chitkul – India’s Last Village
• Explore Kalpa with views of Kinner Kailash
• Discover ancient monasteries in Tabo and Dhankar
• Visit Key Monastery and Kibber Village
• Witness the beauty of Chandratal Lake
• Cross Kunzum Pass
• Adventure-filled drive to Manali
• Experience local Himachali culture and cuisine

Day 01 – Shimla to Sangla (Approx. 230
Km | 7–8 Hours)
Upon arrival in Shimla, meet our representative and begin your scenic journey towards Sangla
Valley via Kufri, Narkanda and Rampur. Drive along the beautiful Sutlej River while enjoying
panoramic mountain views and charming villages. As you enter Kinnaur Valley, witness apple
orchards, dense pine forests and traditional wooden houses.
Reach Sangla by evening and check into your hotel. Relax amidst the peaceful surroundings.

Sightseeing:

• Kufri
• Narkanda
• Rampur Bushahr
• Karcham Dam
• Sangla Valley
• Meals: Dinner
• Overnight Stay:

Sangla
Day 02 – Sangla – Chitkul – Kalpa (Approx.
90 Km | 4–5 Hours)
After breakfast, visit Chitkul, the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border. Surrounded by
snow-covered mountains and the Baspa River, Chitkul is famous for its untouched natural
beauty.
Later, proceed towards Kalpa, one of the most beautiful villages in Kinnaur, offering breathtaking
views of the majestic Kinner Kailash Range.
Spend the evening enjoying sunset views over the snow-capped mountains.

Sightseeing:

• Chitkul Village
• Baspa River
• Rakcham Village

Apple Orchards
Kinner Kailash Viewpoint
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Overnight Stay: Kalpa
Day 03 – Kalpa – Nako – Tabo – Kaza
(Approx. 210 Km | 8–9 Hours)
After an early breakfast, begin your adventurous drive towards Kaza. Cross the Indo-Tibet
Highway, passing through dramatic mountain landscapes.
En route, visit Nako Lake, Gue Monastery (home to the famous 500-year-old mummy), and
Tabo Monastery, often called the “Ajanta of the Himalayas.
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Continue towards Kaza while enjoying breathtaking views of barren mountains and deep
valleys.

Sightseeing:

• Nako Lake
• Gue Village &
• Mummy Monastery
• Tabo Monastery
• Dhankar
• Monastery (Viewpoint)
  Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
  Overnight Stay: Kaza
  Day 04 – Kaza Local Sightseeing
  After breakfast, explore the cultural treasures of Spiti Valley.
  Visit the iconic Key Monastery, one of the oldest and largest monasteries in the region. Continue
  to Kibber Village, among the world’s highest inhabited villages connected by motorable roads.
  Explore Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge, and Langza Village, famous for
  giant Buddha statues and marine fossils.
  Return to Kaza in the evening.
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  Sightseeing:

• Key Monastery
• Kibber Village
• Chicham Bridge
• Langza Village
• Hikkim (World’s
• Highest Post Office)
• Komic Village (One of the Highest Villages)
  Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
  Overnight Stay: Kaza
  Day 05 – Kaza – Chandratal Lake (Approx.
  115 Km | 5–6 Hours)
  Today, drive towards the mesmerizing Chandratal Lake via Losar Village and Kunzum Pass.
  The crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake is one of the most beautiful high-altitude lakes in India.
  Spend time walking around the lake, capturing stunning photographs, and enjoying the peaceful
  surroundings.
  Experience camping under a sky full of stars.
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   Sightseeing:

• Losar Village
• Kunzum Pass
• Chandratal Lake
• Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
  Overnight Stay: Chandratal Camp
  Day 06 – Chandratal – Atal Tunnel – Manali
  (Approx. 140 Km | 7–8 Hours)
  After breakfast, drive towards Manali via the famous Atal Tunnel.
  Witness changing landscapes as barren mountains gradually transform into lush green valleys.
  Arrive in Manali by evening and check into your hotel. Enjoy leisure time exploring Mall Road.
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  Sightseeing:

• Batal
• Gramphu
• Atal Tunnel
• Solang Valley (Subject to road conditions)
• Mall Road Manali
  Meals: Breakfast
  Overnight Stay: Manali
  Day 07 – Departure from Manali
  After breakfast, check out from the hotel.
  Depending on your onward journey, you may visit Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Temple or enjoy
  some last-minute shopping before being dropped at the Volvo Bus Stand or your preferred
  departure point.
  Your unforgettable Spiti Valley adventure comes to an end with beautiful memories.
  Meals: Breakfast
  Package Inclusions
• 6 Nights accommodation in hotels/camps on twin or double sharing basis
• Daily breakfast and dinner as per itinerary
• Private vehicle for sightseeing and transfers
• Pick-up from Shimla and drop at Manali
  Experienced driver familiar with mountain routes
• Fuel charges, toll taxes, parking charges and driver allowance
• All sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary
• Hotel taxes (where applicable)
  Package Exclusions
• Airfare, train fare or Volvo bus tickets
• Lunch and personal snacks
  Entry fees to monuments, monasteries and attractions
• Camera charges
  Adventure activities (ATV rides, zipline, etc.)
• Travel insurance
  Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls and beverages
• Medical expenses or emergency evacuation
• GST (if applicable)
  Anything not specifically mentioned under
• “Package Inclusions”
  Best Time to Visit
  May to October is the ideal time to visit Spiti Valley when roads are open, the weather is
  pleasant, and sightseeing is accessible. Winter departures (November–March) are possible via
  the Shimla route but require additional planning due to heavy snowfall.
  Things to Carry
• Government-approved photo ID
• Warm jackets and thermal wear
• Waterproof shoes with good grip
  Sunglasses and sunscreen
• Personal medicines and first-aid kit
• Power bank and camera
• Rain jacket (during monsoon)
• Reusable water bottle
  Travel Tips:
• Spend the first couple of days taking it easy to adjust to the high altitude.
• Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol during the initial days.
• Mobile connectivity is limited in many parts of Spiti Valley.
• Carry sufficient cash, as ATMs are scarce beyond Reckong Peo and Kaza.
• Road conditions can change quickly due to weather, so keep some flexibility in your
  travel plans.
• Respect local customs and monastery etiquette by dressing modestly and seeking
  permission before photographing monks or religious ceremonies.