kinnaur spiti valley
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Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a culture enthusiast, or a nature lover, our Kinnaur Spiti Valley Tour promises an experience that will stay etched in your memory for a lifetime. Join us to explore the hidden gems in the Himalayas, where every corner reveals a new wonder, and every moment is a cherished memory in the making.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Hatu Peak – 360° Himalayan Panorama
- Bhimakali Temple, Sarahan – Sacred Architectural Marvel
- Chandratal Lake – The Majestic Moon Lake
- Gue Village Mummy – A 500-Year-Old Mystery
- Sangla Valley – Kinnaur’s Picturesque Paradise (Chitkul, Rakcham, Batseri)
- serene Nako Village – A Himalayan Hamlet
- Tabo Monastery – The Ajanta of the Himalayas
- Chicham Bridge – Asia's Highest Suspension Bridge
- Spiti's Highest Inhabited Worlds (Langza, Hikkim, Komic)
Tour Plan
01
Arrival Chandigarh → Kufri (113 km | 3.5 hours)
Gateway to Himalayan Adventure
Arrive at Chandigarh International Airport and begin your journey into the Himalayas. Drive through scenic foothills ascending to Kufri (2,622 meters), a charming hill station near Shimla. En route, stop at Kali Tibba Temple, perched at 2,290 meters offering panoramic views of the Shivalik ranges and valleys below. This sacred temple dedicated to Goddess Kali is surrounded by dense deodar forests.
Arrive in Kufri and check into your hotel. The evening is free to explore this quaint mountain town known for its pleasant weather and outdoor activities. Kufri serves as the perfect acclimatization stop before entering higher altitudes.
Overnight: Kufri
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
02
Kufri → Sarahan via Hatu Peak & Narkanda (161 km | 5-6 hours)
Panoramic Peaks & Apple Orchards
After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Sarahan. En route, ascend to Hatu Peak (3,400 meters) near Narkanda, one of Himachal’s most spectacular viewpoints. Drive or trek through dense pine and deodar forests to reach the summit crowned by Hatu Mata Temple. From here, enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks including Dhauladhar, Kinnaur Kailash, and Srikhand Mahadev ranges.
Descend to Narkanda, famous for apple orchards, skiing slopes, and stunning valley views. Continue your journey to Sarahan (2,165 meters), the gateway to Kinnaur district. This peaceful town nestled amidst apple and apricot orchards offers your first glimpse of the majestic Srikhand Kailash peak.
Overnight: Sarahan
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
03
Sarahan → Sangla via Bhimakali Temple (84 km | 3-4 hours)
Sacred Temple & Baspa Valley Beauty
After breakfast, visit the magnificent Bhimakali Temple, one of India’s 51 Shakti Peethas and a masterpiece of Himalayan architecture. This multi-story wooden structure combining Hindu and Buddhist architectural elements dates back over 800 years. The temple houses ancient scriptures, silver doors with intricate carvings, and a silver deity of Goddess Bhimakali.
Depart for the stunning Sangla Valley, often called “Baspa Valley” after the Baspa River flowing through it. This picturesque valley features apple orchards, wooden Kinnauri houses with slate roofs, and snow-capped mountains creating postcard-perfect landscapes. Check into your hotel and enjoy an evening nature walk to Batseri Village, a traditional Kinnauri settlement showcasing authentic wooden architecture, temple carvings, and warm local hospitality along the Baspa River banks.
Overnight: Sangla
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
04
Sangla – Chitkul & Rakcham Excursion
India’s Last Village & Remote Hamlets
After breakfast, embark on a full-day excursion exploring Sangla Valley’s remote villages. Drive through apple orchards and pine forests to Rakcham Village, a serene hamlet with traditional wooden houses and stunning mountain views. Continue to Chitkul (3,450 meters), India’s last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border.
Chitkul’s charm lies in its rustic beauty: wooden houses adorned with intricate carvings, the crystal-clear Baspa River, terraced fields, and the famous signboard reading “Last Dhaba on Indian Land.” Drive further to Nagasti Check Post, as close as civilians can reach to the international border. The dramatic mountain scenery, prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and pristine natural beauty make this an unforgettable experience.
Return to Sangla with evening free for leisure. Stroll along the river, interact with locals, or simply relax amidst nature’s tranquility.
Overnight: Sangla
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
05
Sangla → Tabo via Nako & Gue (208 km | 7-8 hours)
Journey into Spiti Valley
After breakfast, embark on one of India’s most scenic drives entering the mystical Spiti Valley. Cross from lush Kinnaur into the high-altitude cold desert of Spiti. At Khab, witness the dramatic confluence of the turquoise Sutlej and muddy Spiti rivers—a spectacular sight where two mighty rivers merge.
Continue to Nako Village (3,662 meters), a serene hamlet surrounding the sacred Nako Lake. Visit the 11th-century Nako Monastery featuring ancient murals and a peaceful meditation hall. The village’s old-world charm with traditional houses, willow trees, and barley fields creates a timeless atmosphere.
Stop at Gue Village to witness the remarkably preserved 500-year-old mummy of a Buddhist monk displayed in a glass chamber. This naturally mummified Lama in meditation posture offers a fascinating glimpse into Tibetan Buddhist traditions.
Arrive in Tabo by evening, the spiritual heart of Spiti Valley.
Overnight: Tabo
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
06
Tabo → Kaza via Dhankar (47 km | 2 hours + sightseeing)
Ancient Monasteries & Asia’s Highest Bridge
After breakfast, explore Tabo Monastery (996 AD), nicknamed “Ajanta of the Himalayas” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient gompa features exquisite murals, thangkas, stucco sculptures, and manuscripts preserved for over 1,000 years within its simple mud-brick walls. Nine temples and 23 chortens comprise this sacred complex where Buddhist monks continue ancient traditions.
Drive to Kaza with a stop at Dhankar Monastery, dramatically perched on a cliff 3,894 meters above the confluence of Spiti and Pin rivers. This former capital of the Spiti Valley kingdom offers breathtaking panoramic views and houses ancient scriptures and statues.
Arrive in Kaza (3,650 meters), Spiti’s administrative headquarters. Evening visit Key Monastery (Kye Gompa), the largest and most iconic monastery in Spiti Valley, home to 300 monks. The white-washed structure appears to rise organically from the hilltop overlooking the Spiti River.
Continue to Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge at 4,037 meters, connecting Kibber and Chicham villages over a deep gorge. Walking across this engineering marvel offers thrilling views and photo opportunities.
Overnight: Kaza
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
06
Tabo → Kaza via Dhankar (47 km | 2 hours + sightseeing)
Ancient Monasteries & Asia’s Highest Bridge
After breakfast, explore Tabo Monastery (996 AD), nicknamed “Ajanta of the Himalayas” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient gompa features exquisite murals, thangkas, stucco sculptures, and manuscripts preserved for over 1,000 years within its simple mud-brick walls. Nine temples and 23 chortens comprise this sacred complex where Buddhist monks continue ancient traditions.
Drive to Kaza with a stop at Dhankar Monastery, dramatically perched on a cliff 3,894 meters above the confluence of Spiti and Pin rivers. This former capital of the Spiti Valley kingdom offers breathtaking panoramic views and houses ancient scriptures and statues.
Arrive in Kaza (3,650 meters), Spiti’s administrative headquarters. Evening visit Key Monastery (Kye Gompa), the largest and most iconic monastery in Spiti Valley, home to 300 monks. The white-washed structure appears to rise organically from the hilltop overlooking the Spiti River.
Continue to Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge at 4,037 meters, connecting Kibber and Chicham villages over a deep gorge. Walking across this engineering marvel offers thrilling views and photo opportunities.
Overnight: Kaza
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
07
Kaza – Langza, Hikkim & Komic Village Excursion
World’s Highest Villages
After breakfast, explore Spiti’s highest inhabited villages where life exists close to the sky:
Langza Village (4,400 meters): Known as the “Fossil Village,” Langza is a paleontologist’s paradise where marine fossils prove the Himalayas once lay beneath the Tethys Sea. A massive Buddha statue overlooks the village offering protection. The stark landscape, traditional mud houses, and panoramic mountain views create an otherworldly atmosphere.
Hikkim Village (4,440 meters): Visit the world’s highest post office where you can send postcards to loved ones from this incredible altitude. The tiny post office has become a pilgrimage site for travelers seeking unique souvenirs and bragging rights.
Komic Village (4,587 meters): One of the world’s highest motorable villages, Komic features the ancient Tangyud Monastery and stunning views of surrounding peaks. Experience the extreme high-altitude lifestyle where villagers cultivate barley despite harsh conditions.
Return to Kaza with evening free for rest and acclimatization.
Overnight: Kaza
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ancient Monasteries & Asia’s Highest Bridge
After breakfast, explore Tabo Monastery (996 AD), nicknamed “Ajanta of the Himalayas” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient gompa features exquisite murals, thangkas, stucco sculptures, and manuscripts preserved for over 1,000 years within its simple mud-brick walls. Nine temples and 23 chortens comprise this sacred complex where Buddhist monks continue ancient traditions.
Drive to Kaza with a stop at Dhankar Monastery, dramatically perched on a cliff 3,894 meters above the confluence of Spiti and Pin rivers. This former capital of the Spiti Valley kingdom offers breathtaking panoramic views and houses ancient scriptures and statues.
Arrive in Kaza (3,650 meters), Spiti’s administrative headquarters. Evening visit Key Monastery (Kye Gompa), the largest and most iconic monastery in Spiti Valley, home to 300 monks. The white-washed structure appears to rise organically from the hilltop overlooking the Spiti River.
Continue to Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge at 4,037 meters, connecting Kibber and Chicham villages over a deep gorge. Walking across this engineering marvel offers thrilling views and photo opportunities.
Overnight: Kaza
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
08
Manali Local Sightseeing & Relaxation
Himalayan Hill Station Charm
After breakfast, enjoy a relaxed morning recovering from high-altitude adventures. Afternoon and evening explore Manali’s attractions:
Hadimba Temple: Ancient wooden temple dedicated to Hadimba Devi surrounded by cedar forests
Manu Temple: Dedicated to sage Manu, considered humanity’s creator in Hindu mythology
Vashisht Hot Springs: Natural sulfur springs with therapeutic properties
Old Manali: Bohemian cafés, handicraft shops, and relaxed atmosphere
Mall Road: Shopping for Himachali handicrafts, woolens, and souvenirs
Tibetan Monastery: Peaceful gompa showcasing Tibetan Buddhist culture
Evening free for leisure, spa treatments, or exploring Manali’s vibrant café culture.
Overnight: Manali
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
10
Manali → Chandigarh Departure (310 km | 8 hours)
Ancient Monasteries & Asia’s Highest Bridge
After breakfast, explore Tabo Monastery (996 AD), nicknamed “Ajanta of the Himalayas” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient gompa features exquisite murals, thangkas, stucco sculptures, and manuscripts preserved for over 1,000 years within its simple mud-brick walls. Nine temples and 23 chortens comprise this sacred complex where Buddhist monks continue ancient traditions.
Drive to Kaza with a stop at Dhankar Monastery, dramatically perched on a cliff 3,894 meters above the confluence of Spiti and Pin rivers. This former capital of the Spiti Valley kingdom offers breathtaking panoramic views and houses ancient scriptures and statues.
Arrive in Kaza (3,650 meters), Spiti’s administrative headquarters. Evening visit Key Monastery (Kye Gompa), the largest and most iconic monastery in Spiti Valley, home to 300 monks. The white-washed structure appears to rise organically from the hilltop overlooking the Spiti River.
Continue to Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge at 4,037 meters, connecting Kibber and Chicham villages over a deep gorge. Walking across this engineering marvel offers thrilling views and photo opportunities.
Overnight: Kaza
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Tour Cost per Head
per person
Cost Inclusions
- Deluxe non AC accommodation at Shimla, Tabo, Manali on twin sharing basis.
- Standard accommodation at Kaza on twin sharing basis.
- Deluxe tented accommodation at Sangla on twin sharing basis.
- Veg / Non Veg food as mentioned in itinerary. (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- Entry tickets at all the monuments.
- Local vehicle to Hatu peak visit.
- All transport by Non AC tempo traveler.(10 persons in a Tempo Traveller)
- Experienced tour escort on tour.
Cost Exclusions
- GST as applicable.
- Cost for extended stays, Cost occurred due to Change in the vehicle, Vehicle route or stay on account of factors beyond our control (for instance bad weather, landslides, civil disturbances, change in flight or train schedule etc)
- Optional activities like pony riding or adventure activities.
- Any Items not mentioned under Cost Includes.
cancellation policy
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General Cancellation Policy.
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- Refunds will be processed back to the original mode of payment or issued as a *Credit Note*, where applicable.
- Processing Timeline:* Please allow *15–30 working days* for refunds, subject to supplier clearance.
Cancellation Policy – Holiday Packages
Refunds are calculated on the total package cost after deducting non-refundable components (Visa, Flights, Insurance, etc.).
🇮🇳 Domestic Tours (India)
| Days Before Departure | Refund Percentage |
|---|---|
| 30 Days or more | 80% Refund |
| 15 – 30 Days | 60% Refund |
| 0 – 14 Days / No-Show | No Refund |
⚠️ Important Note: Non-refundable components such as Issued Flight Tickets, Travel Insurance, and Peak Season Hotel Deposits are 100% non-refundable regardless of the cancellation date.
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- Hotel Bookings:* While we aim for flexible options, “Non-Refundable” rates or “Last Minute” cancellations will attract 100% retention charges.
- Transportation (Cab/Bus):
* 12+ Hours before pickup: Full Refund.
* 6 – 12 Hours of pickup: 50% Refund.
* 0-6 | After Dispatch/No-Show: No Refund.
Peak Season & Special Events
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Payment Policy
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1. 30% of Total Cost: At the time of booking (Token Amount).
2. 60% of Total Cost: Before Visa processing or 30 days before departure.
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Governing Law
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