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Spiti Valley Tour Package from Shimla
The Himalayan Getaway
Experience the beauty of Spiti Valley. This carefully curated itinerary takes you through the most breathtaking landscapes, deep into the heart of Spiti Valley.
Tour Highlights
Desert Adventure
Journey through the cold desert of Spiti Valley.
Tour Highlight
Visit ancient monasteries and high-altitude villages.
Water Experience
Expert drivers and well-equipped vehicles for safe travel.
Itinerary Details
Shimla to Chitkul
Arrive in Shimla and transfer to Chitkul. Pass through Sarahan and Rampur Bushahr to enter the Kinnaur Valley. Travel along the Sutlej and Baspa rivers. Visit 'Hindustan ka Akhri Dhaba'. Overnight stay in Chitkul.
- Flexible
- Easy
- Starting Point
Chitkul to Nako
After breakfast, drive to Nako passing through the Indo-Tibet Highway and Khab bridge. Visit Nako Monastery and Lake. Enjoy the sunset over the lake. Overnight stay in Nako.
- Flexible
- Easy
- Local Market
Nako to Kaza & Local Sightseeing
Drive to Kaza via Sumdo. Visit the 500-Year-Old Mummy in Gue Village. Explore Key Monastery and Kibber Village. Drive up to Gette for aerial views. Overnight stay at Kaza.
- 8 Hours
- Moderate to Difficult
- Mountain Pass
Sightseeing in Kaza
Visit Komik (highest village in Asia), Hikkim (highest post office), and Langza (ancient temple). Drive to Chicham Bridge, Asia's highest suspended bridge. Overnight stay in Kaza.
- 3 Hours
- Easy
- Cultural Center
Kaza to Kalpa via Dhankar
Drive back towards Kalpa. Visit Dhankar Monastery and Fort. Optional trek to Dhankar Lake. Continue to ReoKong Peo and then to Kalpa. Enjoy views of Kinnaur Kailash. Overnight stay in Kalpa.
- 5 Hours
- Easy
- Lakeside
Kalpa to Shimla
Drive back to Shimla through Deodhar forests and apple orchards. Conclude your tour with beautiful memories.
- 2 Hours
- Easy
- Transit
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Cost details & Info
What's Included
- Accommodation in tents/homestays
- All meals during the trek
- Professional Trek Leader and support staff
- Trekking permits and forest camping charges
What's NOT Included
- Any kind of personal expenses
- Transport to the basecamp
- Insurance
- Mules or porters to carry personal luggage
Frequently Asked Questions
How difficult is this trek?
This trek is rated as moderate. It is suitable for beginners who have a basic level of fitness and have prepared by walking/jogging regularly.
What is the best time to visit?
The best time is between May to June and September to October when the weather is clear and the views are uninterrupted.
