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Explore the breathtaking beauty and indulge in various outdoor activities through our meticulously crafted Spiti Valley tour packages. Bordered by Tibet in the east, Ladakh to the north, Kinnaur to the southeast, and Lahaul and Kullu to the south, Spiti Valley is situated at an average altitude of 3,800 m above sea level. It is popularly known as the 'Little Tibet' owing to the geographical features of Spiti. The valley is similar to that of Tibet in its topography, climate, and flora.

Spiti Valley tour packages offer a chance to explore the glacier lakes, high-altitude mountain passes, age-old monasteries, and stunning landscapes. Tourists will also experience the Buddhist culture, which is dominant in Spiti, owing to its closeness with Tibet. This region is the least populated country, with high-altitude alpine land and scattered villages and monasteries.

The region is blessed with glacier lakes, high-altitude mountain passes, age-old monasteries, and stunning landscapes, making it a popular Himachal tourist destination.

It is nestled in the lap of the Himalayas in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Spiti means 'the middle land' and is rightfully called so because it is snuggled between Tibet and India. There is a dominant influence of Buddhist culture in Spiti, owing to its closeness with Tibet. This region is the least populated country, covered with high altitude alpine land, with scattered villages and monasteries.

During Spiti tour, tourists travel from the Kullu valley by the Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass, which are the two highest mountain passes in the country.

The alluring beauty of the place is mesmerizing; surrounded by snow-capped mountains, long stretches of drylands with hills, and ever-flowing rivers and lakes. A trip to Spiti will be a complete holiday to get refreshed and content; there are spectacular natural sites to visit like Kaza, Dhankar, Lhalung, Losar, Tabo Langza, and Hikkim.

Spiti Valley is home to the world's highest post office in Hikkim, the world's highest village connected by motorable road is Komik, and the fossil village of Langza. Chandertal Lake, Suraj Tal Lake, Dhankar Lake, and Nako Lake are a part of Spiti Valley, which enhances the immense beauty of this region. Suraj Tal Lake is the third highest lake in India and 21st highest lake in the world. The ancient monasteries of Tabo, Dhankar, Komik, and Key hold a special significance for Buddhists. The cultural diversity and hospitality of Spiti Valley leave everyone spellbound.

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Through our Spiti holiday packages, travelers get opportunities to explore this offbeat gem of Himachal and enjoy a thrilling experience. In a place like Spiti, tourists need expert guidance to eradicate the discomfort and have a hassle-free trip to ramble across. We offer customizable tours with which visitors can modify the itinerary as per their requirements and budget.

We provide travelers with the best deals on Spiti Valley travel packages that suit their comfort and preferences. They can also enjoy numerous facilities, including a pleasant stay, guided tour, outdoor activities, and smooth transfers. Contact us for more information and book a Spiti Valley tour to enjoy unforgettable vacations!

Best Places to Visit on your Spiti Valley Trip

Spiti Valley is a trans-Himalayan region home to some exquisite tourist destinations. This enchanting place is a high-altitude valley known for the glistening river, tranquil lakes, ancient monasteries, and breathtaking hamlets. It is a paradise for nature lovers and thrill-seekers who can indulge in adventure activities here and rejuvenate amidst the serene environs during the Spiti trip. This majestic place leaves everyone surprised with its beguiling beauty and surreal surroundings. Some of the famous places to visit in Spiti Valley are:

Langza
Hikkim
Key Monastery
Tabo Monastery
Dhankar Monastery
Dhankar Lake
Nako Lake
Kibber National Park
Kunzum Pass
Chandertal Lake
Giu Temple
Pin Valley National Park
Suraj Tal

Best Time to Plan a Visit to Spiti Valley

The best time to visit Spiti Valley is the summer season when snow melts and high altitude mountain passes start to get clear to travel. However, from May to October, the weather in the valley remains comfortable for the sightseeing tour and outdoor activities, including camping, trekking, rock climbing, and hiking.

The Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass remain accessible in the summer season only. During these months, the region enjoys moderate climatic conditions, neither too cold nor too hot. The temperature during the daytime hovers around 11? C and drops up to -1? C during the night. It is advisable to carry woolen clothes if someone plans a Spiti tour in the summer season.

Spiti Valley is situated in a rain shadow region due to which the area receives little or virtually no rainfall at all. However, en route to Spiti Valley via Shimla and Manali, the chances of landslides increases in August as these regions receive torrential rainfall. In winters, from November to April, Spiti Valley gets heavy snowfall, due to which the road from Manali gets blocked.

Also, it becomes difficult to visit the valley from the Shimla side. During this time, the climatic conditions in the valley remain harsh and tough. The temperature ranges from -5 degrees C to -18 degrees C, making the trip to Spiti Valley difficult.

How to Reach Spiti Valley for a Wonderful Vacation

Spiti Valley is located in the northernmost area of Himachal Pradesh. There is no airport or railway station situated in the valley. The nearest airport from Kaza, the subdivisional headquarters of Spiti Valley, is Bhuntar Airport in Kullu. It is located 233 km from Kaza and is accessible by taxi and bus.

There are direct and connecting flights from Delhi, Jammu, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Chennai regularly for Bhuntar Airport. In addition, tourists can hire a private cab from Kullu and Manali and board an HRTC bus from these two places to Spiti Valley.

The nearest railhead from Kaza is Chandigarh Railway Station, situated 430 km away. The trains from Delhi, Amritsar, Lucknow, Kolkata, and Una run on this route regularly. Tourists can board shared taxis or HRTC buses from Chandigarh to Shimla or Manali, from where they can get the conveyance for the onward journey. However, a private taxi is the most convenient option to travel to Kaza without hassle.

Spiti Valley connects with Shimla and Manali from various national and state highways. However, the valley remains associated with the rest of the state during summers only. In the winter season, the roads get blocked due to heavy snowfall, and traveling to Spiti Valley is not safe. Read more...

Best Accommodation to stay on your Spiti Valley Tour.

Spiti Valley is a popular tourist destination among adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. This idyllic valley is flocked by a large number of tourists every year. In addition, Spiti Valley has gained popularity among families, youngsters, and couples in recent years. To serve the tourists and provide the best-staying options, many hotels, hostels, homestays, guest houses, and resorts have been built in the valley.

They are equipped with basic amenities, and luxury resorts provide state-of-art facilities, making the Spiti Valley trip memorable for the tourists. The houses budget to mid-range of accommodation facilities, which provides a relaxing stay. Some of the best-staying options available in Spiti Valley are: