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There are trips you take, and then there are journeys that change the way you see life. A Spiti Valley tour is one of them.
Imagine driving through winding Himalayan roads where prayer flags flutter in the cold wind, where villages of mud houses sit quietly under giant mountains, and where the night sky shows more stars than you’ve ever seen before.
This 7-day Spiti Valley Offbeat Package by Travelophila takes you across Lahaul & Kinnaur, letting you witness ancient monasteries, crystal lakes, high-altitude passes, and warm-hearted locals who live in one of the most remote corners of India.
Why Choose Spiti Valley for Your Next Adventure?
- Raw & Offbeat: Untouched landscapes far from tourist crowds.
- Cultural Richness: Monasteries like Key, Tabo & Dhankar.
- High-Altitude Villages: Komic, Langza, Hikkim – among the highest in the world.
- Adventure Everywhere: River crossings, rugged roads, mountain treks.
- Stargazing: Clear skies with Milky Way visible to the naked eye.
7 Days Spiti Valley Itinerary
Day 1: Shimla to Kalpa (220 km / 8-9 hrs)
Drive through apple orchards & Sutlej river valleys.
Reach Kalpa in Kinnaur, known for its apple farms & views of Kinner Kailash.
Evening walk in the village.
Overnight stay in Kalpa.
Day 2: Kalpa to Nako to Tabo
Drive towards Nako village – see Nako Lake & monastery.
Continue to Tabo Monastery, one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries (996 AD).
Stay in Tabo village guesthouse.
Day 3: Tabo to Dhankar to Kaza
Visit Dhankar Monastery perched on a cliff.
Optional short hike to Dhankar Lake.
Arrive at Kaza, the heart of Spiti Valley.
Evening free to explore Kaza market.
Overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 4: Kaza Local – Villages & Monasteries
Visit Key Monastery – largest in Spiti.
Drive to Kibber Village (famous for snow leopards in winter).
Explore Hikkim (world’s highest post office), Komic (world’s highest village), and Langza (fossil village).
Return to Kaza for night stay.
Day 5: Kaza to Chandratal Lake (via Kunzum Pass)
Drive across Kunzum Pass (4,551 m).
Short trek to the crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake.
Camping under starlit sky.
Overnight stay at Chandratal camps.
Day 6: Chandratal to Manali (200 km / 8-9 hrs)
Drive through Batal, Gramphoo, Lahaul Valley.
Cross iconic Atal Tunnel to reach Manali.
Evening leisure at Mall Road.
Overnight stay in Manali.
Day 7: Departure from Manali
Breakfast at hotel.
Drive back to Delhi/Chandigarh with unforgettable Spiti memories.
Best Time to Visit Spiti
- May–Sept: Roads open, clear skies, perfect for first-time visitors.
- Oct–Nov: Crisp weather, fewer crowds.
- Dec–Feb: Winter Spiti – snowbound, only for extreme adventurers.
Travelophila Tips
- Carry woollens & layers – temperatures drop quickly.
- Acclimatize slowly – Spiti is a high-altitude desert.
- No ATMs beyond Kaza – carry cash.
- Mobile network is limited – Jio/BSNL works best.
- Respect local monasteries & traditions.
Why Book with Travelophila?
- Himachal experts with years of experience in offbeat tours.
- Carefully planned Spiti itineraries for comfort & safety.
- Handpicked local stays for authentic experiences.
- 24×7 travel support with transparent pricing.
- Customizable options – extend trip to Sangla, Pin Valley, or Leh.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is Spiti Valley safe for solo travelers?
Yes, Spiti is safe and locals are very welcoming. However, keep permits, IDs & emergency cash handy.
2. Do I need a permit for Spiti?
For Indian tourists, no permit is needed. Foreigners require an Inner Line Permit (available in Shimla/Kaza).
3. Is altitude sickness common in Spiti?
Yes, due to high altitude (3,800 m+). Acclimatize slowly, stay hydrated, and avoid overexertion.
4. Can Chandratal Lake be visited by car?
Cars go up to the parking point, then a 1.5 km trek to the lake.
5. Is Spiti suitable for family trips?
Yes, but not recommended for very young children or elderly with breathing issues.
6. How far is Spiti from Delhi?
Around 740 km. Takes 2 days of road travel via Shimla or Manali.
7. What type of stays are available in Spiti?
Hotels, guesthouses, homestays, monasteries & camps. Travelophila offers authentic stays.
8. Is Wi-Fi available in Spiti?
Limited. Some guesthouses in Kaza have basic connectivity.
9. What food is available in Spiti?
Simple Indian meals, Tibetan dishes like momos, thukpa, and butter tea.
10. Can we self-drive to Spiti?
Yes, but roads are rough. Only recommended for experienced mountain drivers.
11. What is the road condition in Spiti?
Narrow, rocky & adventurous. One of the most thrilling drives in India.
12. Which route is better – Shimla or Manali?
Shimla route opens earlier (April–Oct), Manali route opens later (June–Sept). Many do a circuit.
13. Is there snow in Spiti in summer?
Snow remains on high passes like Kunzum, but villages are mostly clear.
14. What are the must-visit monasteries?
Key, Tabo, Dhankar, Kungri Monastery in Pin Valley.
15. Can I extend this 7-day Spiti trip?
Yes, you can extend to 10–12 days covering Pin Valley, Sangla, or Leh–Ladakh.
Included/Exclude
Package Inclusions
- Accommodation in hotels, guesthouses & camps.
- Daily breakfast & dinner.
- Private cab for all transfers & sightseeing.
- Camping at Chandratal.
- Driver, fuel, toll & parking charges.
Exclusions
- Flight/train tickets.
- Adventure activities charges.
- Entry fees to monasteries, museums.
- Extra meals, shopping & personal expenses.
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