Spiti Valley Tour From Delhi

In the heart of the Himalayas, Spiti Valley is a haven for travellers who want to experience raw nature, adventure and a peek into the vibrant Tibetan culture. Known as “Little Tibet” this cold desert mountain valley has surreal landscapes, ancient monasteries and experiences that are nowhere else in India.

A Spiti Valley Tour from Delhi is not just a trip, it’s an experience of a lifetime through some of the most dramatic landscapes in the world. From snow capped peaks to barren lands, from clear starry skies to quaint villages, Spiti Valley has something for every kind of traveller. With our complete Himachal Tour Package you get the opportunity to explore the other places such as city life of Shimla, Manali to hidden gems of Dharamshala and Dalhousie. Let’s get into the details of planning this epic adventure from Delhi.

Spiti Valley Road Trip

There is a splendidly adventurous way to reach Delhi to Spiti Valley. It is actually done by road trip, which is the most common choice for the thrill-seeking individuals as well as nature lovers. So if you are looking for How to Reach Spiti Valley from Delhi then you can use two basic routes:

Route from Delhi to Manali: This is the most picturesque and widely used route especially in summer when the roads are open. The road takes you through Manali’s green landscape to high altitude passes of Rohatang Pass and Kunzum Pass into the barren beautiful landscape of Spiti Valley.
Route from Delhi to Shimla: This route remains open for a longer period of time during the year. It takes you to Shimla, Narkanda, and Kalpa before arriving at Kaza which is the biggest city in Spiti Valley. This route favors individuals who love gradual ascent and also want to see other places in Himachal Pradesh.

Spiti Valley packages from Delhi includes Private or Luxury Car Rental arrangements to ensure comfort on travels from Delhi to spiti valley.

Spiti Valley Tour Plan

A vacation in Spiti Valley from Delhi can take 7-8 days, based on how much time a traveller has and what he/she is interested to do. The tour includes some of the main places like Kaza, Chandratal, Tabo, Kibber, each has its own special view and experience. A traditional trip plan starts with Manali or Shimla overnight journey, few days for acclimatization and sightseeing after which one can go deeper into Spiti Valley exploration.

Coming back through the same beautiful landscapes will show you the entirety of Himachal making it a complete package for visitors to this region. To expand your itinerary and see the versatility of Himachal you should include the famous Shimla Manali Tour in your trip plan, this will allow you to see the cultural heritage of these iconic places.

Spiti Valley Itinerary

Day 1: Delhi to Manali

Depart from Delhi in the evening and drive to Manali. You can choose between a comfortable car or a luxury bus for this leg. If you opt for a day journey, you can stop at Pandoh Dam, Hanogi Mata Temple and Sunder Nagar Lake. Reach Manali in the evening and check into a pre-booked hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 2: Manali Sightseeing

After breakfast, start your sightseeing tour of Manali. Visit Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Temple and Solang Valley. Visit hot springs at Vashisht Kund and Arjuna Gufa and Rahala Falls for some great photo opportunities. Spend the afternoon in Great Himalayan National Park and then return to your hotel for the night.

Day 3: Manali to Spiti Valley (Kaza)

After early breakfast, start driving to Spiti Valley. The journey takes you through Lahaul Valley and over Rohtang Pass. As you descend from Rohtang the landscape changes dramatically and becomes more barren and rugged, you have entered Spiti. Continue driving through Kunzum La Pass (15,000 ft) which is the gateway to Spiti Valley. Reach Kaza in the evening and check into a comfortable hotel or camp.

Day 4: Kaza Sightseeing

Spend the day exploring around Kaza. Start with Key Monastery, one of the oldest and most famous monastery in the region. Then visit Pin Valley National Park for its unique flora and fauna. Don’t miss Kungri Monastery and Dhankar Monastery. Return to Kaza by evening. As night falls, enjoy some stargazing under the clear and pollution free sky of Spiti – a luxury not available in cities.

Day 5: Komic Village, Hikkim and Tabo

After breakfast, visit the remote villages around Kaza. Visit Komic, the highest village in the world connected by a motorable road and send a postcard from Hikkim, the world’s highest post office. Then visit Tabo, which has the ancient Tabo Monastery, often referred to as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas” due to its stunning frescoes and murals. Return to Kaza for an overnight stay.

Day 6: Kaza to Chandratal

Start driving to Chandratal, the crescent shaped lake often referred to as the “Lake of the Moon”. En route cross the Chicham Bridge, the highest bridge in Asia and pass through Losar, the last village in Spiti Valley. Reach Chandratal in the afternoon and check into a campsite near the lake. Enjoy the beauty of the lake and surrounding peaks and spend the night in comfortable tents under a starry sky.

Day 7: Chandratal to Manali

Wake up early to see the sunrise over Chandratal and the lake will be looking magical with the turquoise water. Post breakfast start your journey back to Manali. En route visit Kunzum Pass and enjoy the views of the Himalayas. Reach Manali by evening and overnight in a good hotel.

Day 8: Manali to Delhi

Post breakfast check out from the hotel and start your journey back to Delhi. Take stops for lunch and tea and reminisce the memories of your Complete Himachal Tour. Reach Delhi by evening and that’s the end of your trip.

Included/Exclude

Inclusions

Private, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver for all transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary.
Hotel stays as per the itinerary (e.g., 3-star, 4-star, or luxury hotels).
Breakfast included at hotels; optional full-board available (breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Professional local guides for sightseeing tours at major attractions.
Admission fees for all major monuments and attractions mentioned in the itinerary.
All applicable government taxes and service charges, including GST.
Bottled water during tours, assistance upon arrival, and basic travel insurance.

Exclusions

Any personal expenses like tips, laundry, telephone bills, and drinks.
Meals that are not specified in the itinerary (e.g., lunch, dinner unless part of the package).
Any optional tours or activities that are not mentioned in the itinerary.
Comprehensive travel insurance (strongly recommended but not included).
Airfare to and from the tour start location, unless specifically included.
Costs related to obtaining a visa for India, if required.
Additional expenses due to unforeseen circumstances like flight delays, political unrest, or natural disasters.