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Spiti Valley Trip From Delhi
Himachal Pradesh 9 days Max 10 Moderate 4.8 (845)
Trek Overview
Duration9 days
DifficultyModerate
Group SizeMax 10
Price₹17,499
Spiti Valley Trip From Delhi
A Spiti Valley Trip From Delhi is more than just a vacation—it’s an unforgettable journey through one of India’s most spectacular Himalayan landscapes. Nestled in the cold desert of Himachal Pradesh, Spiti Valley is known for its dramatic mountain passes, ancient monasteries, crystal-clear rivers, charming villages, and some of the highest motorable roads in the world.
Whether you’re planning a road trip with friends, a bike expedition, a solo backpacking adventure, or a group tour, a Spiti Valley Tour Package from Delhi offers the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and breathtaking natural beauty.
Why Choose a Spiti Valley Trip From Delhi?
Every year, thousands of travelers choose Delhi as the starting point for their Spiti adventure because of its excellent road and transport connectivity.
A Delhi to Spiti Valley Road Trip takes you through changing landscapes, from bustling cities and lush valleys to barren mountains, high-altitude deserts, and pristine Himalayan villages.
Trip Highlights
- Scenic road trip through Himachal Pradesh
- Visit ancient monasteries over 1,000 years old
- Explore the highest villages in the world
- Camp beside rivers and majestic mountains
- Experience local Spitian culture and hospitality
- Cross iconic mountain passes
- Witness spectacular sunrises and star-filled skies
- Ideal for road trips, bike expeditions, and photography
Why Visit Spiti Valley?
Known as the “Middle Land” between India and Tibet, Spiti Valley offers a unique blend of adventure, spirituality, and untouched Himalayan beauty.
Unlike crowded hill stations, Spiti remains raw, peaceful, and authentic.
Popular attractions include:
- Key Monastery
- Tabo Monastery
- Dhankar Monastery
- Chandratal Lake
- Hikkim (World’s Highest Post Office)
- Komic Village
- Langza Village
- Pin Valley National Park
- Kibber Village
Every destination offers breathtaking landscapes and fascinating cultural experiences.
Best Time for a Spiti Valley Trip From Delhi
Spiti Valley offers different experiences throughout the year.
Summer (May to June)
- Pleasant weather
- All major attractions accessible
- Perfect for families and first-time visitors
Monsoon (July to August)
- Lush landscapes on the Shimla side
- Manali route usually remains open
- Road conditions may vary due to rainfall
Autumn (September to October)
- Crystal-clear mountain views
- Comfortable weather
- Ideal for photographers
Winter (December to February)
Experience the magical Winter Spiti with snow-covered villages, frozen rivers, and breathtaking white landscapes. Winter expeditions operate via the Shimla route as weather permits.
Delhi to Spiti Valley Route
The classic circuit begins from Delhi and covers both sides of Spiti.
Route
Delhi → Shimla → Narkanda → Sangla/Kalpa → Nako → Tabo → Kaza → Langza → Komic → Hikkim → Kibber → Chandratal Lake → Atal Tunnel → Manali → Delhi
This circular route allows gradual acclimatization while covering all major attractions.
Popular Places Covered
Key Monastery
The largest monastery in Spiti Valley, famous for its stunning hilltop location and Tibetan Buddhist heritage.
Chandratal Lake
Known as the “Moon Lake,” Chandratal is one of the most picturesque alpine lakes in the Himalayas.
Hikkim
Home to the world’s highest post office, where visitors can send postcards from over 4,400 meters.
Langza
A fossil-rich Himalayan village overlooking the majestic Buddha statue.
Komic
One of the highest motorable villages in the world with breathtaking mountain views.
Kibber
A charming Himalayan village known for snow leopards, wildlife, and traditional mud houses.
Spiti Valley Trip Cost From Delhi
The cost of a Spiti Valley Trip From Delhi depends on the type of travel.
Packages generally include:
- Volvo transportation
- Comfortable hotels and camps
- Daily breakfast and dinner
- Local sightseeing
- Experienced trip leader
- Permits
- Bonfire (where permitted)
- Driver allowance and parking
Group departures offer excellent value while ensuring a hassle-free travel experience.
Spiti Valley Bike Trip From Delhi
For adventure enthusiasts, a Spiti Valley Bike Trip From Delhi is one of India’s most iconic motorcycle journeys.
Popular bikes include:
- Royal Enfield Himalayan
- Royal Enfield Classic 350
- KTM Adventure
- BMW GS Series
The route offers thrilling mountain roads, river crossings, and unforgettable Himalayan landscapes.
Things to Carry
Clothing
- Warm jackets
- Thermal wear
- Comfortable trekking shoes
- Gloves
- Woollen cap
Essentials
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen SPF 50+
- Water bottle
- Power bank
- Personal medicines
- Valid government ID
Travel Tips
- Stay hydrated throughout the trip.
- Allow your body time to acclimatize.
- Avoid alcohol during the first few days.
- Carry enough cash, as ATMs are limited.
- Follow local customs and monastery rules.
- Keep the mountains clean by avoiding plastic waste.
Why Book Your Spiti Valley Trip With Wanderers’ Nest?
At Wanderers’ Nest, we focus on creating memorable Himalayan experiences rather than just sightseeing tours.
Our Packages Include
- Comfortable Volvo transfers from Delhi
- Premium accommodations
- Experienced trip leaders
- Local guides
- Well-planned itineraries
- Comfortable tempo travellers and SUVs
- 24×7 on-trip support
- Safe and responsible travel practices
Whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, as a couple, or in a group, we ensure every journey is comfortable, safe, and unforgettable
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1
Delhi to Shimla
Day 2
Shimla to Sangla/Chitkul
Day 3
Sangla - Chitkul - Kalpa - Nako
- Begin the day with a peaceful morning stroll through Chitkul Village, enjoying the quiet charm of this remote Himalayan settlement.
- Explore the historic Chitkul Temple, dedicated to Goddess Mathi, and admire its beautiful traditional wooden architecture.
- Depart Chitkul and drive through the scenic Baspa Valley, gradually transitioning from the lush landscapes of Kinnaur to the rugged terrain of Spiti Valley.
- Stop at the Kinner Kailash Viewpoint and admire panoramic views of the majestic Kinner Kailash range.
- Pass through Reckong Peo, the main town of Kinnaur, where you can pick up essentials, snacks, and other necessities for the remote journey ahead.
- Continue towards Khab Sangam, where the turquoise Spiti River meets the Sutlej River — a spectacular Himalayan confluence.
- Drive deeper into the mountains as the landscape transforms into dramatic valleys, barren cliffs, and striking brown and golden rock formations.
- Arrive at Nako Village (3,662 m) and check in to your stay.
- Spend the evening exploring the peaceful village and taking a relaxing walk around Nako Lake, allowing your body to gradually acclimatize to the increasing altitude.
Day 4
Nako - Tabo - Gue - Dhankar - Pin Valley - Kaza
- Wake up in Nako and enjoy beautiful sunrise views over the tranquil lake and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
- Explore Nako Monastery and the ancient mud-brick temples around the lake, known for their traditional Buddhist artwork and heritage.
- Begin the scenic drive through the Pin Valley region, passing rugged gorges, dramatic cliffs, and remote Himalayan villages.
- Make a stop at Gue Village to visit the famous naturally preserved mummy at Gue Monastery.
- Continue towards Tabo and explore the historic Tabo Monastery, renowned for its ancient murals, sculptures, and centuries-old Buddhist heritage.
- Take a detour to Dhankar Monastery & Fort, dramatically positioned on a rocky cliff with spectacular views across the Spiti landscape.
- Opt for a short trek to Dhankar Lake, a peaceful high-altitude lake offering stunning views of the surrounding valleys.
- Continue your journey towards Kaza, the cultural and commercial heart of Spiti Valley.
- Check in to your hotel and relax after the day's mountain drive.
- Spend the evening exploring Kaza Market, browsing local shops, and enjoying a warm bowl of traditional Thukpa.
- Overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 5
Kaza - Langza - Komic - Hikkim
- After breakfast in Kaza, set out on the high-altitude village circuit and explore some of the most spectacular settlements in Spiti Valley.
- Visit Langza Village (4,400 m), known for its iconic Buddha statue, breathtaking mountain views, and ancient marine fossils found around the village.
- Continue to Hikkim Village (4,400 m) and visit the famous World’s Highest Post Office. Send a postcard home as a memorable keepsake from Spiti.
- Drive to Komic Village (4,587 m), one of the highest motorable villages in the world, and enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding mountains.
- Explore the historic Tangyud Monastery, perched above Komic and known for its traditional Tibetan Buddhist architecture.
- Head towards Key Monastery (4,116 m), the largest and most prominent monastery in Spiti Valley, dramatically situated above the Spiti River.
- Visit Kibber Village (4,270 m), a beautiful high-altitude settlement offering spectacular views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.
- Explore the surroundings of Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, known for its rare Himalayan wildlife, including the possibility of spotting Snow Leopard, Himalayan Wolf, and Kiang.
- Return to Kaza by evening and spend some relaxed time exploring the local market and nearby monastery.
- Enjoy traditional Spitian/Tibetan cuisine at a local café or restaurant.
- Overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 6
Kaza - Key-Kibber - Chicham Bridge - Chandratal
Day 7
Chandratal to Manali
Day 8
Manali Leisure Day & Departure
- Enjoy a relaxed morning in Manali with a leisurely breakfast after the adventurous days across Spiti Valley.
- Explore Mall Road and Old Manali Market for some last-minute shopping, including local handicrafts, Kullu shawls, jewellery, and souvenirs.
- Visit the beautiful Hadimba Devi Temple, a historic pagoda-style temple surrounded by tall cedar trees.
- Take a relaxed walk through Old Manali, exploring its charming cafés, bakeries, local shops, and riverside spots.
- Spend some peaceful time beside the Beas River and enjoy scenic views of the surrounding mountains.
- Optional: Visit Solang Valley and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery or adventure activities such as paragliding and zorbing.
- Gather for a final group lunch or early dinner, exchange photographs and contacts, and relive the best moments of the Spiti expedition.
- Board the Volvo bus from Manali for the overnight journey back to Delhi.
- Arrive in Delhi the following morning, marking the end of your unforgettable Spiti Valley adventure.
Day 9
Reach Delhi
- Arrive in Delhi in the early morning after your overnight Volvo journey from Manali, marking the official end of your Spiti Valley expedition.
- Bid farewell to your Trip Captain and fellow travellers as the journey comes to an end.
- Head back home with unforgettable photographs, new friendships, incredible experiences, and lasting memories from the magical landscapes of Spiti Valley.
What's Included
Included
- * Volvo bus transfer from Delhi to Shimla and Manali to Delhi.
- * Entire road journey from Shimla to Manali by Tempo Traveller/Cab.
- * 6 Nights Accommodation: 1 Night in Chitkul, 1 Night in Tabo/ Nako, 2 Nights in Kaza, 1 Night in Chandratal, and 1 Night in Manali.
- * 12 Meals: 6 Breakfasts + 6 Dinners.
- * All required Inner Line Permits for the trip.
- * Driver night charges, toll taxes, parking charges, and other applicable vehicle expenses.
- * Experienced Team Captain throughout the trip.
Not Included
- * Any food, beverages, or meals not specifically mentioned under the inclusions.
- * Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, shopping, tips, or other individual expenses.
- * Additional costs arising due to natural calamities, adverse weather, roadblocks, landslides, delays, or other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control.
- * Any additional transportation or accommodation required due to circumstances beyond our control.
- * Any expense not specifically mentioned under the inclusions.
Departure Dates
Sep
19
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03
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07
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19
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Open in Google MapsFrequently Asked Questions
How many days is the Summer Spiti Valley trip?
The Summer Spiti Valley trip is generally planned for 8–9 days, depending on the selected itinerary and route.
What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley in summer?
The ideal summer season is from May to June & September to October when the weather is pleasant and most major routes and attractions are accessible.
What will the weather be like in Spiti during summer?
Days are generally pleasant, while mornings, evenings, and higher-altitude areas can be cold. Carry warm layers even during summer.
. Which places are covered in the Summer Spiti trip?
The itinerary may cover destinations such as Shimla, Narkanda, Sangla/Kalpa, Nako, Tabo, Kaza, Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, Kibber, Chandratal, and Manali, depending on the selected route.
What type of vehicle is used for the trip?
Transportation is provided in a comfortable Tempo Traveller/SUV, depending on the group size and package.
Will there be snow during the summer Spiti trip?
Snowfall is possible around higher-altitude areas and mountain passes in late October, but the chances vary depending on weather and road conditions each year.
Can I customize my Summer Spiti trip?
Yes. Wanderers' Nest offers customizable Spiti Valley trips for private groups, families, friends, couples, and other travel groups.
What should I pack for a Summer Spiti trip?
Carry warm layers, a jacket, thermal wear, comfortable trekking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a cap, personal medicines, a water bottle, and a power bank.
Is food included in the package?
Yes, meals are included as specified in the package. Usually, breakfast and dinner are provided during the trip.
Is Chandratal Lake included?
If Chandratal is part of your selected itinerary, it will be covered subject to road and weather conditions.
Why book a Summer Spiti trip with Wanderers' Nest?
With Wanderers' Nest, you get a carefully planned itinerary, comfortable transportation, selected stays, on-trip assistance, and a hassle-free Himalayan travel experience.
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