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Yes, Kaza and Chandratal Lake are at high altitudes (Kaza around 3,800 meters and Chandratal Lake around 4,300 meters). It's important to acclimatize gradually, stay hydrated, and be aware of symptoms of altitude sickness.

Accommodations range from basic guesthouses and homestays to hotels in towns like Shimla, Kalpa, and Manali. In remote areas like Chandratal Lake, accommodation may be in tents or basic camps.

Winter in Spiti Valley can be harsh with extremely cold temperatures and snowy conditions. It's essential to travel with experienced guides or drivers who know the terrain and have vehicles equipped for winter driving.

Dining options vary depending on the location. In towns like Shimla, Kalpa, and Manali, you'll find restaurants serving a variety of cuisines. In remote areas, meals may be provided by accommodations or arranged through local hosts.

Indian nationals do not require any permits for Spiti Valley. Foreign nationals need to obtain an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to visit certain restricted areas like Kaza. Check with local authorities or your tour operator for the latest permit requirements.

Depending on your interests and time available, you may consider activities like snow trekking, visiting local monasteries, exploring traditional villages, or enjoying panoramic views of snow-covered landscapes.