Winter Spiti Valley Tour Package from Delhi

Q: What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley?

The best time to visit Spiti Valley is from April to September when the roads are open, and the weather is pleasant. During this period, you can explore all the attractions without disruptions caused by snow. Winter tours (November to February) offer a completely different, snow-clad experience but require special preparations.

Q: What kind of accommodation is provided during the trip?

We offer a mix of hotels, homestays, and camps during the trip. All accommodations are clean, comfortable, and equipped with basic amenities. In remote areas like Nako and Tabo, expect cozy stays that reflect the local culture.

Q: 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.

Transportation
Bus, Bikes, Cars, Tourist Vans
Accomodation
3 Stars Hotels, Home Stays
Maximum Altitude
12,000
Departure from
Shimla
Best season
October- June
Tour type
Bike Riding, Driving
Meals
Breakfast & Dinner During the Tour
Language
English, Spanish, French, Hindi
Fitness level
Easy to Moderate
Group Size
2-25
Minimum Age
16
Maximum Age
60

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Experience the Frozen Desert with Kins Voyage

Have you ever dreamed of witnessing the Himalayas draped in snow-frozen rivers, whitewashed monasteries, and cozy mountain stays surrounded by absolute silence? Our Winter Spiti Valley Tour Package from Delhi is your chance to live that dream.

Spiti, known as The Middle Land, transforms into a magical winter wonderland between December and February. Roads glisten with snow, villages turn into picture-perfect postcards, and every corner feels untouched by time. With Kins Voyage, this isn’t just a trip – it’s a journey with a community of explorers chasing the thrill of the frozen desert.

We believe travel isn’t about ticking destinations; it’s about stories. Whether you’re a solo traveler or coming with friends, our Winter Spiti Tour from Delhi connects you with people who share your love for mountains, adventure, and raw beauty.

Highlights

Visit Chitkul, the last village near the Indo-Tibetan border, and Nako, known for its serene lake and monastery.
Discover the spiritual charm of Tabo Monastery and Key Monastery, rich in history and architecture.
Walk across the famous Chicham Bridge and explore Kibber Village, one of the highest motorable villages in the world.
Enjoy a journey through Narkanda, Reckong Peo, and Kalpa, with serene views of Kinnaur Kailash, apple orchards, and snow-capped peaks.

Day 1 :

Shimla → Narkanda → Rampur → Chitkul

Early morning arrival in Shimla, transfer to a private vehicle.Route Highlights:

Stop at Narkanda for breakfast with scenic views.
Drive along the Sutlej River, passing Rampur.
Reach Chitkul, the last village of India near the Indo-Tibetan border.

Activities:

Explore Chitkul village and the Baspa River banks.
Capture breathtaking views of the Kinner Kailash peaks.

Stay: Overnight in Chitkul.

Day 2 :

Chitkul → Reckong Peo → Nako

Early morning breakfast at Chitkul

Route Highlights:

Drive to Kalpa, known for apple orchards and the majestic Kinner Kailash range.
Stop at Reckong Peo for a glimpse of local markets.
Continue the journey to Nako, a serene hamlet.

Activities:

Visit Nako Lake and Nako Monastery.
Enjoy stargazing at night, as Nako offers clear skies.

Stay: Overnight in Nako.

Day 3 :

Nako → Tabo → Kaza (Spiti)

Early morning breakfast at Nako

Route Highlights:

Visit the 1000-year-old Tabo Monastery, known as the "Ajanta of the Himalayas."
Marvel at the stark, rugged landscapes en route to Kaza.

Activities:

Spend time exploring Tabo Monastery.
Reach Kaza, the largest town in Spiti, by evening.

Stay: Overnight in Kaza.

Day 4 :

Kaza → Chicham Bridge → Kibber Village → Local Sightseeing → Tabo

Early morning Breakfast at Kaza

Activities:

Visit the iconic Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest bridge.
Explore Kibber Village, one of the highest motorable villages in the world.
Discover local attractions in Kaza, such as Key Monastery and Hikkim (world’s highest post office).
Return to Tabo by evening.

Stay: Overnight in Tabo.

Day 5 :

Tabo → Reckong Peo → Kalpa

Start Time: Early morning Breakfast at Tabo

.Route Highlights:

Scenic drive through Spiti’s dramatic landscapes.
Pass through villages and apple orchards en route to Reckong Peo.

Activities:

Explore Kothi Temple dedicated to Goddess Chandika.
Visit local markets and enjoy views of the Kinner Kailash peaks.

Stay: Overnight in Reckong Peo.

Day 6 :

Reckong Peo → Narkanda → Shimla

Start Time: Early morning.Route Highlights:

Drive through picturesque Narkanda and Shimla.
Board the overnight bus to Delhi from Shimla in the evening.

Activities:

Enjoy scenic views during the drive.
Quick stop for snacks and shopping in Shimla.

Stay: We will be Staying at BNB in Shimla

Day 7 :

Visit City of Shimla, Mall Road → Departure to Delhi via Overnight Bus

Breakfast at our BNB and then we will visit the beautiful Shimla City

Activities:

Stroll along Mall Road, exploring shops and enjoying the colonial-era architecture.
Visit popular spots like the Christ Church, Scandal Point, and The Ridge.
Have lunch at a local cafe with views of the hills.

Departure:

End of tour.
Board the overnight bus to Delhi in the evening.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley?

The best time to visit Spiti Valley is from April to September when the roads are open, and the weather is pleasant. During this period, you can explore all the attractions without disruptions caused by snow. Winter tours (November to February) offer a completely different, snow-clad experience but require special preparations.

What kind of accommodation is provided during the trip?

We offer a mix of hotels, homestays, and camps during the trip. All accommodations are clean, comfortable, and equipped with basic amenities. In remote areas like Nako and Tabo, expect cozy stays that reflect the local culture.

Is this tour suitable for families and children?

Yes, this tour is family-friendly. However, keep in mind that Spiti Valley is a high-altitude region, and younger children or older adults may need time to acclimatize.

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.

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.

Will there be mobile network and internet connectivity?

Network connectivity is limited and varies by location. BSNL and Jio networks work in some areas, but you may face network issues in remote villages like Chitkul, Nako, and Tabo. It’s best to inform your family about potential communication gaps.

How do I prepare for high altitudes and avoid altitude sickness?

Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol.
Take rest upon arrival at high-altitude destinations to acclimatize.
Carry medications like Diamox if recommended by a doctor.
Avoid overexertion, especially during the first few days.

Is Spiti Valley safe for solo travelers?

Yes, Spiti Valley is generally safe for solo travelers. Joining our guided group tours adds an extra layer of safety and companionship.

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