Sangla Holi Tour Package from Delhi

Name: Winter Spiti Valley Tour Package
Brand: Kins Voyage
SKU: SPT-1811
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Transportation
Tempo Traveller
Accomodation
Hostels, Home Stays
Maximum Altitude
12,000
Departure from
Delhi
Best season
October- March
Meals
Breakfast & Dinner During the Tour
Group Size
12-15
Minimum Age
16
Maximum Age
60

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Looking for a unique Holi celebration away from crowded cities? Our Sangla Holi tour package from Delhi is perfect for you. This 8-day trip takes you to the beautiful mountains of Himachal Pradesh where you will celebrate Holi the traditional Himachali way. The Faguli festival in Sangla is very different from regular Holi. Here, local people celebrate with their gods, use natural colors, and welcome visitors with open hearts. This is not just a tour – it’s a chance to live like locals and make memories that will last forever.

Our Sangla Holi tour package from Delhi includes visits to some of India’s most beautiful places. You will see the famous Spiti Valley with its ancient Buddhist monasteries that are over 1000 years old. You will visit Tabo Monastery, Key Monastery, and Dhankar Monastery – these are peaceful places where monks have prayed for centuries. The tour also takes you to high mountain villages like Kibber, Hikkim (which has the world’s highest post office), and Langza. You will cross Asia’s highest bridge at Chicham and see the beautiful Kinnaur Kailash mountain from Kalpa. Each day brings new adventures and beautiful views.

The highlight of this Sangla Holi tour package from Delhi is the three-day Faguli festival experience. You will join locals for Holika Dahan (bonfire ceremony), watch colorful processions of village gods, play Holi with natural colors, and visit Chitkul – India’s last village near the Tibet border. This trip is perfect for travelers who want real cultural experiences, photographers looking for amazing shots, and anyone who loves mountains and wants to celebrate Holi in a special way. The tour starts and ends in Delhi with comfortable Volvo bus travel to Shimla, making it easy for travelers from all over India to join.

Why Book This Sangla Holi Tour Package from Delhi with Us?

At Kins Voyage, we don’t sell regular tours, we create real travel experiences. Our Sangla Holi Tour from Delhi is carefully designed for travelers who want more than sightseeing. From celebrating the Faguli Festival with locals to exploring the raw beauty of the Himalayas, we take care of every detail so you can focus on living the moment.

Here’s why this tour stands out:

Authentic Faguli Festival Experience – Celebrate traditional Holi in Sangla with local communities, rituals, music, and culture
Experiential, Not Touristy – Eat with locals, understand their customs, and celebrate Holi the traditional Himalayan way
Expertly Curated Itinerary – Designed by experienced travel experts balancing culture, adventure, and comfort
Small Group, Big Experience – Limited group size for personal attention and deeper cultural connections
End-to-End Travel Support – Comfortable transport, quality stays, knowledgeable guides, and safety throughout the journey
Memories That Last Forever – Not just a trip, but meaningful connections, stories, and unforgettable moments

Book Your Sangla Holi Tour Package from Delhi Now

This Sangla Holi tour package from Delhi has limited seats because we want to keep the experience intimate and authentic. The Faguli Festival happens only once a year, and once the spots are filled, registrations close.

If you’ve ever dreamed of celebrating Holi in the mountains, this is your moment.
📩 Contact Kins Voyage today to check availability, pricing, and inclusions.

Book now and be part of a Himalayan Holi experience you’ll remember for life. 🌸

🗓️ Winter Spiti Valley Trip Highlights

Celebrate Real Faguli Festival with Local People
Led by expert Trip Captains ensuring a seamless journey.
Walk across the famous Chicham Bridge and explore Kibber Village, one of the highest motorable villages in the world.
Visit Ancient Buddhist Monasteries in Spiti Valley
Experience bonfires, local food, and mountain community vibes.
Comfortable tempo traveler/bus journey from Delhi to Kaza and back.
Explore World's Highest Motorable Village, Highest Post Office, Last Village of India

Day 1 :

Shimla to Kalpa (Transfer Day)

Arrive in Shimla early morning and begin scenic drive to Kalpa via Kinnaur Valley
Drive through picturesque landscapes along the Sutlej River and winding mountain roads
Witness the majestic Kinnaur Kailash mountain range
Check-in to your hotel in Kalpa and enjoy panoramic views of the snow-capped peaks
Visit Monastery in Kalpa and Suicide Point
Overnight stay in Kalpa with leisure time to acclimatize and explore local surrounding.

Day 2 :

Kalpa to Nako (Mountain Monastery & Lake Exploration)

Early morning darshan of Kinnaur Kailash with golden sunrise views from Kalpa
Depart for Nako, driving through the scenic Hangrang Valley
Visit the ancient Nako Monastery, home to beautiful murals and Buddhist artifacts
Explore the serene Nako Lake, situated at 12,000 feet, surrounded by willow and poplar trees
Walk around the lake and visit nearby caves with meditation chambers
Check-in to hotel in Nako and enjoy the tranquil high-altitude village atmosphere
Overnight stay in Nako

Day 3 :

Tabo → Dhankar → Kaza – Gateway to Spiti

Depart early for Kaza, the administrative capital of Spiti Valley
Visit Tabo Monastery (996 AD), known as the "Ajanta of the Himalayas" with exquisite murals
Explore Dhankar Monastery perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Spiti River confluence
Stop at the stunning Lingti Waterfall for photography and refreshments
Arrive in Kaza and check-in to your hotel Evening free to explore Kaza market and local cafes
Overnight stay in Kaza

Day 4 :

Explore Kaza, Kibber, Key Monastery & Hikkim – The Roof of Spiti

Early Morning Breakfast at the Hotel and Start your sightseeing near Kaza

Visit the Key Monastery, Spiti’s spiritual heart and one of the oldest in the Himalayas.
Visit Chicham Bridge, Asia's highest suspension bridge at 13,596 feet, connecting Chicham and Kibber villages
Explore Kibber Village, known for snow leopards and stunning mountain views.
Stop at Hikkim to visit the world's highest post office and send postcards to loved ones.
Explore Langza village with its giant Buddha statue and fossil hunting opportunities.
Return to Kaza for overnight stay and rest after a full day of exploration
Evening at leisure in Kaza with bonfire and local dinner.
Overnight stay in Kaza.

Day 5 :

Kaza to Sangla (Transfer & Holika Dahan)

After an early breakfast, begin the return journey through Spiti’s dramatic snow-covered landscapes.
Pass through beautiful mountain villages and apple orchards.
Drive back through Spiti Valley and descend into the lush Baspa Valley
Arrive in Sangla by Evening and check-in to your accommodation.
Rest and freshen up after the long journey
Evening participation in traditional Holika Dahan ceremony with locals.
Witness the lighting of the bonfire and experience authentic Kinnauri ritual.
Enjoy majestic views of Kinnaur Kailash peaks.
Overnight stay in Sangla

Day 6 :

Sangla Faguli Festival (Cultural Immersion Day)

Wake up to the festive atmosphere of Faguli - Sangla's traditional Holi celebration
Witness the procession of local deities carried by villagers in traditional attire
Participate in playing Holi with organic and natural colors alongside locals
Experience traditional Kinnauri music, dance, and cultural performances
Enjoy local delicacies and authentic Himachali cuisine prepared for the festival
Overnight stay in Sangla with evening bonfire and cultural interactions.

Day 07 :

Chitkul Excursion & Holi Celebrations (Last Village Experience)

Morning drive to Chitkul, the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border
Explore Chitkul's pristine beauty, wooden houses, and the stunning Baspa River
Visit the ancient Mathi Temple and walk along the village trails
Return to Sangla by afternoon for more Holi festivities
Play Holi with colors in the streets of Sangla and interact with locals
Overnight stay in Sangla with farewell celebrations

Day 08 :

Sangla to Shimla to Delhi (Return Journey)

Early morning departure from Sangla for Shimla
Scenic drive back through the Kinnaur region and Sutlej Valley
Arrive in Shimla by afternoon with time to explore Mall Road on your own
Shop for local handicrafts, enjoy local cuisine, or simply stroll along the colonial-era street
Evening transfer to Delhi via Volvo bus for overnight journey
Arrive in Delhi next morning with unforgettable memories of the Himalayan adventure

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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1. What is special about celebrating Holi in Sangla?

Holi in Sangla is celebrated as the Faguli Festival, a traditional and cultural event unique to the region. Instead of commercial crowds, you experience Holi with locals, traditional music, rituals, and warm hospitality in the Himalayan mountains.

2. What are the dates for the Sangla Holi tour?

The Sangla Holi tour is scheduled from 27th February to 5th March, perfectly timed to experience the Faguli Festival and explore the beauty of the Himalayas and Spiti Valley.

3. Is it safe for solo female travelers to join the Winter Spiti Valley tour?

Absolutely! At Kins Voyage, we’ve designed our community trips to be safe, inclusive, and welcoming for everyone especially solo female travelers.

Each trip is led by an experienced Trip Captain, accommodations are pre-verified, and travelers move together as a close-knit group.

Many of our solo women travelers have even shared that Spiti feels safer than most big cities, thanks to the warmth and hospitality of locals.

4. Are meals included in the package?

Yes, the package includes breakfast and dinner at all places of stay. Lunch and snacks are excluded and can be purchased at local eateries during the day.

5. How safe are the roads to Spiti Valley?

The roads to Spiti Valley are rugged but generally safe when driven by experienced drivers familiar with the terrain. Our vehicles are well-maintained, and our drivers are skilled in navigating high-altitude routes.

6. Will there be mobile network and internet connectivity?

Winter in Spiti is breathtakingly beautiful and equally cold!

Temperatures can range from -5°C during the day to -20°C at night, especially in January and February.

But don’t worry our stays are equipped with warm blankets, heaters, and cozy homestays, ensuring you stay comfortable even in sub-zero conditions.

It’s a true Himalayan adventure, and being prepared with thermal layers, down jackets, gloves, and boots makes all the difference.

7. Can we see snow in Spiti during winter?

Yes, that’s the highlight! ❄️

You’ll witness snow-covered mountains, frozen waterfalls, icy rivers, and snow-dusted monasteries throughout your Winter Spiti journey.

Villages like Kaza, Kibber, and Langza are completely blanketed in snow, creating the perfect setting for photography, adventure, and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

8. Is the Sangla Holi trip safe?

Yes. Your safety and comfort are our top priority. We ensure reliable transport, trusted accommodations, experienced trip leaders, and local support throughout the journey.

9. What kind of travelers usually join this trip?

Our Winter Spiti Valley Tour from Delhi attracts a diverse mix of people – solo travelers, couples, photographers, working professionals, and adventure seekers.

Everyone joins for one reason: to experience the magic of the Himalayas in winter and make lifelong friends along the way.

Community-based travel means you’ll never feel alone, you’ll always have a group of fellow explorers by your side.

10. Will we really celebrate Holi with local people?

Yes. Thanks to our strong local connections, you will celebrate Holi with the local community, participate in traditional rituals, and understand the cultural significance of the Faguli Festival.

Sangla Holi Road Trip From Delhi

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Map