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Discover the untamed, remote beauty of Spiti Valley, an unspoiled Himalayan treasure. Often referred to as “Little Tibet,” Spiti is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, historic monasteries, and unique cultural encounters. See the serene Chandratal Lake, the quaint villages of Kaza and Tabo, and the magnificent Key Monastery. Experience the tranquility of this high-altitude desert, engage with the amiable inhabitants, and take in the stunning mountain scenery. For those looking for adventure and a tranquil holiday in a mysterious, otherworldly setting, the Spiti Tour is perfect.
Narkanda – Sarahan – Sangla – Rakchham – Chitkul – Kalpa – Tabo – Dhankar – Kaza – Sissu – Manali
11 Nights 12 Days
You will be driven to Narkanda by a car driver who will pick you up from your assigned spot. You are greeted by breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan range as you go through Kufri and Fagu Valley. After taking a few pictures, head to Narkanda. Gorgeous setting with dense forest and a commanding view of Hatu Peak. Spend the night.
After breakfast, we will proceed to Rakchham via the Sarhan Temple. The journey from Karcham onward is both enjoyable and adventurous along the valley. The natural scenery all around, as well as the eternal snow view, are picturesque and charming. This is the most beautiful valley in the entire district of Kinnaur. It is also known as Baspa Valley, as the Baspa River flows through it. Explore the surrounding area, which includes an ancient Kamro Fort and a temple dedicated to Nages God. Leave for Rakchham Village. O/N at the Hotel Rupin River View.
You have never in your life witnessed such remarkable beauty, in my opinion. Trekkers, birdwatchers, professional photographers, and severe rock climbers will all find heaven here. A variety of journeys to the upper grazing land are offered by the motels. Kinnaur does not have any hotels that provide this combo. See the dazzling stream while strolling through Chikul, the final settlement on the ancient Indo-Tibetan route. The same hotel again.
We will next proceed to Kalpa. After breakfast, travel via Reckong Peo to Kalpa, making a quick halt to observe the market, which is well-known for its dry fruit and regional woolen apparel. See the Koti Mata Temple on the way. Arrival In the Hotel The majority of the hotel rooms overlook the Kinner Kailash Peaks and Jorkanden, which are reputed to be among Lord Shiva’s legendary residences. On one side is a seventy-nine-foot rock formation that can be seen with the naked eye on a clear day and resembles a Shivalinga. It changes color throughout the day.Remain at the hotel.
Visit Rogi Village, which is renowned for its precipitous drop and is locally referred to as Suicide Point, after breakfast. Next, go to Chini Village, which features a monastery and an old temple. You can once more take in Great Kinner Kailash’s ethereal magnificence this afternoon. Remain at the hotel.
Drive to Tabo this morning after breakfast. Along the way, you can stop at the quaint towns of Puh, Nako, and Gue—the best Indian settlements on the Indo-Tibetan border. A 600-year-old Buddhist monk’s naturally preserved mummies is also open for visitors. When you get to Tabo, check into your hotel.
After enjoying a delicious breakfast in the morning, you can start your journey from Tabo to Kaza by touring the Tabo Monastery, a sacred and ethereal Himalayan monastery. Take pleasure in your hassle-free three-hour drive to Kaza and don’t forget to visit the fort, monastery, and Dhankar village. You will be tempted to stop and have a nice cup of coffee with the locals because of the charming environment. In the evening, return to your Kaza hotel
Following breakfast, we will travel to Kibber Village and Ki Kibber Monastery. We’ll head back to the hotel for the night after a busy day of sightseeing. Kaza See the following sites: Komic Monastery, Sakya Tangyud Monastery, Gue Mummy in Gue Village, Kibber Village Ki Monastery, Hikkim, and Langza Village.
The little village of Sissu, also called Khwaling, is located in the Lahaul Valley of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated on the right bank of the Chandra River and is about 40 kilometers from Manali. Ropsang-Khangser-Gyungling, Gomathang, Yangling, Jagdang, Sarkhang, Shurthang, and Labrang are the neighboring villages that depend on Sissu as their primary town center.
Following breakfast, we will make the long drive to Manali via Chicham Bridge, arriving in the afternoon. Remain at the hotel.
After breakfast, set out on a sightseeing tour of Manali to take advantage of the gorgeous morning.Visit the Tibetan Center and Monastery, the Club House, Van Vihar, Mall Road Manali, the 460-year-old Hadimba Devi Temple, Manali’s oldest temple, and Vashisht Village, which is well-known for its hot sulfur spring. After that, head back to your hotel for a cozy stay and a delectable dinner.
After a lengthy travel, we are leaving today. Drop off in Delhi or Chandigarh according to your return ticket.
