Spiti Valley Tour Packages

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Situated in the heart of the majestic Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh, lies the awe-inspiring Spiti Valley. This captivating destination boasts a unique combination of tranquillity and adventure, set amidst its cold and barren desert landscape. During the summer season, Spiti Valley transforms into a winter wonderland, with the surroundings enveloped in glistening white snow for a significant portion of the year.

For the adventurous at heart, Spiti is a dream destination. From camping under the stars to trekking on rugged terrains, from mountain climbing challenges to serene bike rides, the valley promises an escape like no other.

Step into this untouched paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of city life, and experience the purity of the Himalayas. And with a tempting 30% off, there's never been a better time to book your Spiti Valley tour package. Dive into nature's lap and explore the marvels of Spiti Valley today!

Best things you can do in the Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley, a haven in the Himalayas, offers a treasure trove of experiences:

• Key Monastery: Perched atop a hill, this Tibetan Buddhist monastery offers panoramic valley views and a peek into monastic life.
• Chandra Taal: This crescent-shaped lake, with crystal clear waters, offers serene beauty and a tranquil atmosphere.
• Kunzum Pass: A high mountain pass that provides breathtaking views, it's a rite of passage for trekkers and adventurers.
• Dhankar Monastery: A thousand-year-old structure, it stands tall, showcasing Spitian heritage and architecture.
• Pin Valley National Park: Home to snow leopards and Siberian ibex, this park offers a raw glimpse of Spiti's wildlife.
• Tabo Monastery: Known as the 'Ajanta of the Himalayas', its murals and sculptures are sheer artistry.
• Dhankar Lake: Perched above the village, its tranquil waters are a sight to behold.
• Suraj Tal: One of the highest lakes, it's a haven for photography enthusiasts, with its pristine waters reflecting the clear blue skies.

These heritages make Spiti not just a trip but a journey through history, nature, and spirituality.

What are Our Offerings?

Embarking on a journey to Spiti Valley? Here's what we offer to make your trip unforgettable:

• Specialised Bilingual Guide: Navigate the wonders of Spiti with a guide who speaks both local and English dialects, ensuring clear communication and enriched exploration.
• Private Transport: Travel comfortably in our exclusive vehicles, tailored to suit Spiti's terrains, ensuring your journey is as delightful as the destination.
• Inclusive Entrance Fees: We cover the costs for key attractions, including the Cable car and the mesmerising Moon Valley.
• Nutritious Box Lunch: Stay energised with our packed lunches - a combination of hydration, fresh fruits like bananas and apples, and a delightful treat of chocolate.
• No Hidden Charges: Departure taxes and other entry fees are on us. No surprises!
• 5-Star Accommodation: Retreat to luxury after a day of exploration. Our partnerships guarantee top-tier lodging.
• Hassle-Free Airport Transfers: From touchdown to take-off, we've got your transport covered, ensuring smooth transitions during your journey.

Choose us, and immerse in a Spiti expedition that’s as much about comfort as adventure!

FAQ's

Which month is the best to visit Spiti Valley?

The ideal time to explore Spiti Valley is during the warm months of March-June, offering lovely weather and fewer tourists. If you love chilly winters, visit between October and February for a snowy retreat. Choose based on your weather preference for the perfect Spiti experience!

Is 2 days enough for this tour?

Two days isn't enough for a Spiti Valley tour. Ideally, it takes 8 days: 5 for travelling through Kinnaur to Manali and 3 extra to visit places like Pin Valley and nearby villages like Langza and Komic. Longer stays offer fuller experiences!

What kind of clothing should we carry?

For summer, pack light woollens, jackets, and layered clothing. For winter, bring heavy woollens, thermals, down jackets, gloves, and a good-quality cold-weather cap. Always wear sturdy shoes for both seasons. Stay prepared and warm!

Is Spiti better than ladakh?

Comparing Spiti and Ladakh is like choosing between two gems. While Spiti offers raw, untouched beauty and quaint villages, Ladakh boasts dramatic landscapes and rich Buddhist culture. Both have their unique charm. Preference depends on individual tastes; some favour Spiti's solitude, while others are drawn to Ladakh's grandeur.

How's the weather in Spiti?

Spiti Valley, located in the Himalayas, experiences a cold desert climate.

• Summer (March to June): Temperatures range from 15°C to 6°C. Days are relatively warm, and nights are cooler. This is the most favourable time to visit.
• Monsoon (July to September): Spiti largely remains rain-shadowed, so it receives minimal rainfall. However, nearby areas might experience landslides.
• Winter (October to February): Winters are harsh, with temperatures plummeting between 0°C to -30°C. The valley gets blanketed in snow, and many routes become impassable.

Are there any restaurants to eat out?

Yes, Spiti Valley, despite its remote location, offers a range of eateries, particularly around its main town, Kaza. Here's a glimpse:

• Sol Café: An initiative of Ecosphere, it's a favourite among travellers for its ambience and variety of coffees.
• Taste of Spiti: This eatery offers traditional Spitian cuisine, giving visitors a taste of local dishes.
• The Himalayan Café: Known for its warm interiors and variety of dishes, including continental options.
• Sakya Abode: While it's more of a homestay, they serve delicious home-cooked meals.

Additionally, many guesthouses and homestays offer food options, usually home-cooked, giving a genuine taste of Spiti's culinary heritage.