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Spiti Valley with Chandratal

Raw. Remote. Remarkable

Duration

6N/7D

Travel date

Choose any travel date

Ideal for

Adventure Seekers, Solo Travelers, Families with Kids, Couples

Highlights

Spiti Valley has deep Tibetan-Buddhist roots that go back over a thousand years. It has served as a spiritual center for Buddhist scholars and monks for centuries. Monasteries like Key Monastery and Tabo Monastery have been important learning centers for Tibetan Buddhism.

Historically, Spiti was part of the ancient Kingdom of Western Tibet and remained isolated from the rest of the world due to its rugged terrain...

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Starting from

INR 17,499

+ 5% GST (per person)
  • Please read Inclusions & Exclusions carefully in each travel package.
  • Package prices may vary depending on the experiences you choose.

(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).

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Day-by-Day Itinerary

  •  Evening: Depart by Volvo bus from Delhi or Chandigarh.
  • Overnight Journey to Shimla/Narkanda (approx. 7–10 hrs).
  • Drive through beautiful pine forests, rivers, and mountain roads
  • Visit: Rampur, Sarahan (optional detour for Bhimakali Temple)
  • Reach Sangla or Chitkul by evening
  • Stay: Sangla/Chitkul. Meals: Dinner.
  •  Explore Chitkul – the last Indian village before Tibet. Continue journey towards Kalpa (views of Kinnaur Kailash) or Nako.
  • Visit Nako Lake & Monastery.
  • Stay: Nako or Kalpa. Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.
  •  Enter Spiti Valley through scenic mountain passes
  • Visit: Tabo Monastery – Over 1000 years old Dhankar Monastery – Perched on a cliff
  • Reach Kaza, the main town in Spiti, by evening.
  • Stay: Kaza. Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.
  • Visit:
  • Key Monastery – Largest in Spiti
  • Kibber Village – Spot rare Himalayan wildlife
  • Hikkim – World’s highest post office
  • Komic – One of the highest motorable villages
  • Langza – Fossil hunting and iconic Buddha statue
  • Stay: Kaza. Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.
  •  Early departure from Kaza. Cross the scenic Kunzum La Pass (4,590m).
  • Reach Chandratal Lake (Moon Lake) by late afternoon
  • Enjoy sunset and camp overnight by the lake.
  • Stay: Camps near Chandratal.
  • Meals: Breakfast & Dinner.
  • Drive through Chattru, Batal, and reach Manali via Atal Tunnel.
  • Enjoy a relaxed evening in Manali.
  • Stay: Manali. Meals: Breakfast.
  • Arrival in Delhi or Chandigarh early in the morning.
  • Trip ends with amazing memories of the Himalayas!
Starting from

INR 17,499

+ 5% GST (per person)
  • Please read Inclusions & Exclusions carefully in each travel package.
  • Package prices may vary depending on the experiences you choose.

(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).

Terms of ServiceCancellation & Refund Policies Payment Policy

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Inclusions

    • Comfortable overnight Volvo bus travel from Delhi or Chandigarh to Shimla and back. 
    • Vehicle with driver-cum-guide (from Shimla to Manali- Spiti circuit). 
    • Accommodation in homestays/hotels.   
    • 5-nights stay on triple/quad sharing. 
    • Breakfast & Dinner at all stays.
    • Experienced trip coordinator. 
    • Oxygen cylinder for emergency 24x7 available medical kit with the team captain. 
    • All local transfers and sightseeing in a comfortable vehicle.
    • Toll tax, parking fees, and driver allowance covered.
    • Full support after booking confirmation till the end of your trip.

Exclusions

    • Meals during bus travel (Volvo) and lunches during the trip.
    • Personal expenses such as shopping, entry tickets at monuments, or additional adventure activities.
    • Any unplanned stay due to weather issues, road blockages, strikes, or other natural calamities.
    • Emergency evacuation or rescue costs (in case of illness, injury, etc.).
    • Anything not mentioned in the "Inclusions" list above.
    • GST or additional government service tax.
Transportation
  • No. of pax (2-4): Swift Dzire/Similar
  • No. of pax (5-6/7): Ertiga/Innova (respectively)/Similar
  •  No. of pax (8-12): Tempo traveller 

Note: All vehicles are NON-AC (AC not functional in hilly terrain zones).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Spiti Valley is a remote cold desert mountain region in Himachal Pradesh, located between Tibet and India. Chandratal Lake (meaning “Moon Lake”) is a stunning high-altitude lake situated at about 4,300 meters, near the Kunzum Pass in the Lahaul region of Spiti.
The ideal time is from mid-June to early October, when the roads to Spiti and Chandratal are open and the weather is relatively stable. Chandratal is inaccessible during winters due to heavy snowfall.
By Road: There are two main routes: Via Manali (popular, shorter): Open from June to October Via Shimla–Kinnaur (open most of the year) By Bus/Shared Taxi: From Manali, Kaza, or Reckong Peo Nearest Airports: Bhuntar (Kullu), Chandigarh (for longer road journey) Note: The last 14 km to Chandratal requires a rough drive followed by a short walk.
Indian citizens do not need a permit. Foreign nationals need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) to travel in certain parts of Spiti (near Kaza). This can be arranged at Reckong Peo or Kaza.
A 7 to 10-day trip is ideal to cover major attractions in Spiti Valley along with Chandratal Lake, allowing time for acclimatization and scenic stops.
Spiti is a high-altitude region with rough terrains and basic facilities in remote areas. It is suitable for: Adventurous families Couples Photography lovers Nature and culture explorers It is not ideal for infants, very young children, or people with breathing issues.
Chandratal Lake (blue glacial lake at high altitude) Kaza (Spiti’s main town) Key Monastery Hikkim (world’s highest post office) Komic (one of the highest villages) Langza (fossil village) Dhankar & Tabo Monasteries Kunzum Pass views
Camping is not allowed directly beside the lake to protect its fragile ecosystem. Campsites are set up about 1–2 km away, and you can walk to the lake during the day.
Spend 1–2 days acclimatizing (especially if entering via Manali) Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol Carry medicine like Diamox (consult your doctor first) Avoid overexertion
Warm clothes (even in summer) Gloves, thermal wear, windproof jacket Sturdy trekking shoes Power bank, torchlight, first-aid kit ID proof, cash (ATMs are limited) Refillable water bottle, snacks