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Embark on a captivating winter journey through Spiti Valley with our expertly crafted itinerary. Starting from Shimla, this winter Spiti Valley package takes you through picturesque Kalpa, serene Nako, and the heart of Spiti, Kaza. Discover ancient monasteries like Key Monastery and Tabo Monastery, explore high-altitude villages such as Langza and Hikkim, and admire the pristine beauty of Pin Valley and Sangla Valley. Experience unique cultural encounters and stunning vistas amidst snowy peaks and frozen lakes. Conclude your adventure with a return journey via Kalpa to Shimla. This winter Spiti Valley tour offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, showcasing Himachal Pradesh's remote and breathtaking landscapes. Book now for an unforgettable winter holiday in Spiti Valley!
You will be picked up from your arrival Station. On arrival in Shimla, you will be transferred to the hotel by a private cab. After checking in, you can freshen up yourself; then visit sightseeing places of Shimla. You can visit the Institute Of Advanced Studies, Jakhoo Temple, The Ridge, The Rashtrapati Niwas, Christ Church, Mall Road, Gaiety Theater, Kali Bari Temple and the Town Hall. After visiting these places, return to the hotel and rest for the night.
After enjoying breakfast at your hotel in Shimla, embark on your journey towards Sangla. Along the way, you'll visit several picturesque stops starting with Kufri, known for its scenic views and adventure activities. Continue to Narkanda, renowned for its apple orchards and panoramic vistas. Next, you'll reach Sarahan, where the majestic snow-covered peak of Shrikhand Mahadev overlooks the town with divine presence. Explore the famous Bhima Kali temple, a significant Shakti Peetha. After sightseeing in Sarahan, proceed to Sangla and check-in at your hotel. Enjoy a delicious dinner and relax for the night, preparing for more adventures in the enchanting Sangla Valley.
After an early morning breakfast, your journey continues towards Nako through the breathtaking Kinnaur Valley. Travel along the Indo-Tibet Highway and cross the iconic Khab bridge, marking the confluence of the Spiti and Satluj rivers. The road will lead you to Nako, the final hamlet of the Kinnaur district. Upon arrival, complete your check-in at the hotel and proceed for sightseeing in Nako. Visit the serene Nako Monastery, nestled by the picturesque Nako Lake. Explore the monastery, adorned with vibrant paintings and a collection of scriptures (Kangyur) that hold direct teachings of Lord Buddha. Spend leisurely moments by Nako Lake, witnessing the stunning hues as the sun sets behind the majestic mountains. Return to your hotel in Nako for a peaceful overnight stay, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of this remote Himalayan village.
Wake up in the morning and have a healthy breakfast. Hit the roads and just as you cross Sumdo you will be entering the Spiti Valley. Just 3 Km after Sumdo, take a detour on the right through the gate to visit the 500-Year-Old Mummy in the Gue Village. Stop by the "Ajanta of the Himalayas' - Tabo Monastery, which is the oldest continuously operating Buddhist enclave in both India and the Himalayas. Later, start a scenic drive towards the secluded land of Pin Valley - which houses the exotic and endangered Himalayan species including the Snow leopard and Siberian ibex, Tibetan Gazelle, etc. You will then proceed towards Kaza where you will be check-in to the hotel.
Post early morning breakfast, go out to explore the spectacular beauty of Kaza. Visit the Key Gompa Monastery nestled in a bowl-shaped valley of the small village Langza in Spiti valley. You will then go farther up the valley to the picturesque village of Kibber that will lead your way to the Chicham Bridge, the highest bridge in Asia. Langza is considered to be one of the highest villages in the world with a motorable road and the nearby Komic Village is the highest village. Hikkim is close to Kaza which is one of the highest year-round inhabited locations in India. Return back to your hotel in Kaza for an overnight stay.
After breakfast, you will be retracing your path back towards the apple-orchard dotted town of Kalpa. Stop by the majestic fort monastery at Dhankar that is situated amongst the rocky spurs and is said to be 1000 years old. Travel along the Spiti river and continue towards the Kinnaur Valley leaving behind the Spiti Valley to reach Powari. At Poweri take a right turn towards RecKong Peo and continue uphill to reach Kalpa. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kalpa.
After Breakfast checkout from the Kalpa and start your journey towards Narkanda. On Reaching Narkanda Check-in to your hotel after settling into the rooms gear up for Narkanda sightseeing. Visit Tanni Jubber Lake and Narkanda Sightseeing. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
As your time in Himachal Pradesh comes to an end, enjoy a delightful breakfast and reminisce about the stunning mountain memories you've made. After checking out from your hotel, begin your journey back home, carrying with you the serene landscapes, cultural experiences, and cherished moments from your adventure in the mountains.
Winter in Spiti Valley typically spans from November to March. The best time depends on personal preferences—early winter (November-December) offers fewer tourists and pristine snowscapes, while late winter (February-March) may have more accessible roads and milder temperatures.
Pack warm clothing including thermal wear, heavy jackets, gloves, hats, and sturdy waterproof boots. Also, carry essential medications, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a portable charger due to limited power availability in some areas.
Road conditions can be challenging due to snow and ice. Some mountain passes like Kunzum Pass and Rohtang Pass may be closed, so it's essential to check with local authorities or tour operators for real-time updates before planning travel routes.
Traveling to Spiti Valley in winter requires preparation and caution. While the region is stunningly beautiful, the weather can be harsh, and services may be limited. It's advisable to travel with a reliable tour operator who understands the terrain and weather conditions.
Key attractions include Key Monastery, Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Gompa, Chandratal Lake (if accessible), and the picturesque villages of Langza, Hikkim, and Kibber. Each offers unique cultural insights and breathtaking scenery.
Yes, Spiti Valley has high altitudes ranging from 8,000 to 14,000 feet. Altitude sickness (acute mountain sickness) can affect some visitors. It's essential to acclimatize gradually, stay hydrated, and consult a doctor before traveling, especially if you have health concerns.
*Answer:* Accommodations in these areas range from guesthouses and homestays to small hotels. They offer basic amenities suitable for winter stays. Booking in advance is recommended due to limited availability during the off-season.
Shimla is accessible by road and rail. The nearest airport is in Chandigarh, followed by a road journey to Shimla. After the tour, you can depart from Shimla by continuing your journey via road or returning to Chandigarh for flights or onward travel.
Yes, the itinerary can be customized based on your interests, time constraints, and specific requests. Discuss your preferences with a tour operator to tailor the schedule, accommodations, and activities to suit your needs.
Mobile network and internet connectivity are limited in Spiti Valley, especially in remote areas like Nako and Pin Valley. Be prepared for intermittent coverage or complete lack of service. It's advisable to inform family and friends beforehand and rely on local guidance for communication.