Overview

Embark on Safarwallah's Winter Spiti Valley Tour Package to experience the serene beauty of Spiti Valley in winter as it transforms into a snow-covered paradise. Our expertly curated itinerary includes visits to ancient monasteries like Key and Tabo, interactions with warm-hearted locals, and thrilling activities such as snow trekking. With comfortable accommodations and experienced guides, this Spiti Valley winter tour ensures a safe and enriching journey. Prepare for sub-zero temperatures with heavy woolens and be ready for limited connectivity. Book winter spiti valley tour now to secure your spot and create unforgettable memories in the enchanting winter landscape of Spiti.

Map Of Trek

Brief Itinerary Your day-to-day breakup of activities.

DAY 0/1 : Depart from Delhi | Arrive in Shimla

  • Pickup point is Akshardham metro station
  • 367 km drive from Delhi to Shimla
  • 8-9 hours drive

Welcome to Shimla Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, is a charming hill station known for its colonial architecture, lush greenery, and pleasant weather. Nestled in the Himalayas, it offers attractions like Mall Road, Jakhoo Temple, and the Ridge. Popular for its snowfall in winter, Shimla is a year-round destination for travelers.

The group will gather at the designated pickup point at 6:00 PM to begin the journey. The adventure kicks off with an overnight Volvo journey from Delhi to Shimla, offering comfortable travel and a chance to bond with fellow travelers.

Arrive in Shimla in the morning and check into your hotel, where you can relax and freshen up after the overnight journey. Once settled, step out to explore Shimla at your own pace. The city, renowned for its colonial charm and breathtaking landscapes, offers plenty to discover. Visit the iconic Jakhoo Temple, perched atop Jakhoo Hill, and enjoy panoramic views of the city. Stroll along the bustling Mall Road, lined with shops, cafés, and vibrant street scenes, and unwind at the Ridge, a popular open space offering stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains.

After an enriching day of sightseeing and soaking in Shimla’s serene ambiance, return to the hotel for a hearty dinner. Spend the night in the cozy comfort of your hotel, recharging for the adventures ahead.

  • Activity of Day 0/1
  • The group will assemble at the pickup point at 06:00 PM.
  • Depart from Delhi to Shimla(overnight Volvo journey).
  • Reach Shimla and check into your hotel.
  • Then, step out to explore Shimla on your own.
  • Explore local sightseeing in Shimla like Jakhoo temple, Ridge, Mall Road, etc.
  • Return back to the hotel.
  • Dinner and overnight stay in Shimla.
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    DAY 2 :Drive from Shimla to Chitkul

    • Distance : 225 km | 7-8 hrs
    • Arrival in Chitkul

    Arrival in Chitkul Chitkul, a picturesque village in Himachal Pradesh, is the last inhabited village near the Indo-China border. Known for its stunning landscapes, serene ambiance, and traditional wooden houses, Chitkul offers a glimpse into the region's rich culture and heritage. The village is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, lush greenery, and the Baspa River, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Spend the day exploring the village, interacting with locals, and soaking in the tranquility of this Himalayan gem.

    After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive from Shimla to Chitkul, a charming village located near the Indo-China border. The journey takes you through picturesque landscapes, lush valleys, and winding roads, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and rivers. Stop en route to admire the beauty of the Baspa River and click pictures of the snow-capped peaks that dot the horizon.

    Upon reaching Chitkul, check into your hotel or homestay and relax after the long drive. Spend the day exploring the village, interacting with locals, and immersing yourself in the serene ambiance of this Himalayan paradise. Visit the ancient temples, stroll along the Baspa River, and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings. Chitkul is known for its traditional wooden houses, lush greenery, and stunning views, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

    In the evening, return to your accommodation for a delicious dinner and a peaceful night's sleep, surrounded by the beauty of the Himalayas.

  • Activity: Depart from Shimla and arrive in Chitkul
  • Today, post breakfast, leave for Chitkul.
  • Drive from Shimla to Chitkul.
  • Do local sightseeing along the way
  • Check into your hotel/homestay in Chitkul.
  • Dinner and overnight stay in Chitkul.
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    DAY 3 : Drive from Chitkul to Tabo

    • Distance: 160 km | 5-6 Hrs
    • Trek Type: Easy steps and Drive

    Welcome to Tabo Tabo, a quaint village in Himachal Pradesh's Spiti Valley, is renowned for its ancient Tabo Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate. Founded in 996 AD, it houses exquisite murals and scriptures. Surrounded by stark, rugged landscapes, Tabo offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for spiritual seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.

    Start your day with a delightful breakfast before embarking on a scenic journey to Tabo, one of Spiti Valley’s most culturally significant destinations. The route offers awe-inspiring vistas, making the drive an unforgettable experience. Along the way, stop at picturesque spots, including the confluence of the Sutlej and Spiti rivers. This breathtaking meeting point of two mighty rivers provides a perfect backdrop for memorable photographs and a chance to marvel at nature’s grandeur. After immersing yourself in Tabo’s serene ambiance and exploring its historical treasures, check into your hotel or monestay. These accommodations offer a cozy retreat, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the stark beauty of Spiti. Enjoy a wholesome dinner as you unwind for the night, surrounded by the tranquility of Tabo. This enriching day concludes with an overnight stay, preparing you for the adventures ahead.
  • Activity: Drive from Kalpa to Tabo
  • Today morning after breakfast, we will leave for Tabo.
  • Stop at various places for photo shoots, like at the confluence of Sutlej and Spiti rivers.
  • Then, visit Tabo Monastery to experience the local culture of Spiti Valley.
  • Check into your hotel/monestay at Tabo.
  • Dinner & overnight stay in Tabo.
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    DAY 4 : Drive from Tabo to Kaza

    • distance : 50 kms
    • Trail Type: Travel
    • Time : 1-2 hrs

    Wlcome to Kaza Kaza, the largest town in Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, is a hub of culture and adventure. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and barren landscapes, it’s home to landmarks like Key Monastery and Kibber Village. Kaza offers vibrant local markets, thrilling treks, and a gateway to Spiti’s stunning natural and spiritual beauty.

    After a hearty breakfast, set off for Kaza, the cultural and administrative center of Spiti Valley. Today’s journey promises to be a highlight of your trip, as you explore some of the most iconic and breathtaking destinations in the region. Start with a visit to the ancient Dhankar Monastery, perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the confluence of the Spiti and Pin rivers. This monastery is not just a spiritual retreat but also offers panoramic views of the valley. Next, head to Hikkim, home to the world’s highest post office, where you can send postcards to loved ones as a unique keepsake of your adventure. From there, continue to Komik, the world’s highest motorable village, and soak in its surreal beauty and serenity. Conclude the day at Langza, a village renowned for its ancient marine fossils, a testament to the time when this region was submerged under the Tethys Sea. Explore the area and marvel at its geological wonders. Return to Kaza by evening and settle into your hotel. Enjoy a delicious dinner and unwind in the tranquil atmosphere of Kaza. Spend the night here, recharging for more incredible experiences in Spiti.
  • Activity: Drive from Tabo to Kaza
  • Post breakfast, we will leave for Kaza.
  • Today, we will visit some of the best places in the Spiti Valley like Dhankar Monastery, Hikkim (which has the highest post office in the world), Kommic ( highest village in the world) and Langza, where you can witness century old fossils.
  • Return back to Kaza.
  • Dinner & overnight stay in Kaza.
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    DAY 5 : Kaza local sightseeing

    • Explore in Kaza
    • Chicham Bridge is the highest suspension bridge in Asia.

    Chicham Bridge Chicham Bridge, located in Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, is Asia's highest suspension bridge, perched at an altitude of over 13,500 feet. Spanning a dramatic gorge, it connects Chicham and Kibber villages. The bridge offers thrilling views of the rugged Himalayan terrain, making it a must-visit spot for adventurers and photographers.

    Begin your day with a refreshing breakfast before heading out to explore some of the most iconic landmarks in Spiti Valley. The day’s journey takes you through breathtaking landscapes and cultural marvels. Start with a visit to Key Monastery, an ancient Buddhist monastery perched on a hill overlooking the Spiti River. Known for its stunning architecture, spiritual ambiance, and rich history, the monastery offers not only a glimpse into the region's monastic life but also awe-inspiring panoramic views of the valley. Next, proceed to Kibber Village, one of the highest motorable villages in the world. Surrounded by rugged Himalayan terrain, Kibber is famous for its picturesque setting, unique wildlife, and traditional Spitian lifestyle. From there, head to Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge, connecting the villages of Kibber and Chicham. Standing atop a dramatic gorge, the bridge offers thrilling views of the steep canyon and surrounding peaks, making it a favorite spot for adventurers and photographers. After an enriching day of exploration, return to Kaza and spend the evening at leisure. Feel free to explore Kaza’s vibrant markets or relax in its serene ambiance. Conclude the day with a hearty dinner and an overnight stay in Kaza.
  • Activity: Kaza local sightseeing
  • Wake up, freshen up and have breakfast.
  • Return back to Kaza.
  • Rest, feel free to explore Kaza on your own.
  • Dinner and overnight stay in Kaza.
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    DAY 6 : Drive from Kaza to Chicham & back

    • distance : 80 kms
    • Trail Type: Travel
    • Time : 5-6 hrs

    Welcome to Chicham After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive from Kaza to Chicham, a picturesque village located in the rugged terrain of Spiti Valley. The journey takes you through stunning landscapes, winding roads, and panoramic views of the Himalayas, offering a truly unforgettable experience.

    Begin your day with a delicious breakfast before embarking on an exciting drive from Kaza to Chicham. The journey takes you through some of the most stunning landscapes in Spiti Valley, offering breathtaking views of the rugged Himalayan terrain and the majestic snow-capped peaks.

    Chicham is a charming village located in the heart of Spiti Valley, known for its picturesque setting, unique culture, and warm hospitality. As you explore the village, you'll have the opportunity to interact with the locals, learn about their traditional way of life, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the region.

    After spending some time in Chicham, head back to Kaza, where you can relax and unwind after a day of adventure. Enjoy a delicious dinner and a comfortable overnight stay in Kaza, as you prepare for the next leg of your journey.

    Note: The drive from Kaza to Chicham and back is approximately 80 kilometers and takes around 5-6 hours to complete. The trail type is travel, and the terrain is mostly rugged and mountainous, so be prepared for some challenging sections along the way.

  • Activity: Drive Kaza to Chicham & back
  • Wake up, freshen up and have breakfast.
  • Drive from Kaza to Chicham.
  • Explore Chicham village.
  • Return back to Kaza.
  • Dinner and overnight stay in Kaza.
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    DAY 7 : Drive from Kaza to Kalpa

    • distance : 225 kms
    • Trail Type: Travel
    • Time : 8-9 hrs

    Welcome to Kalpa Begin your day with a wholesome breakfast before setting off on a scenic drive back to Kalpa, a serene village nestled in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. The journey offers a visual feast of stunning landscapes, winding mountain roads, and majestic Himalayan views.

    After a hearty breakfast, embark on a scenic drive from Kaza to Kalpa, a charming village located in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. The journey takes you through some of the most stunning landscapes in the region, offering breathtaking views of the rugged Himalayan terrain and the majestic snow-capped peaks.

    Upon reaching Kalpa, check into your cozy hotel or homestay, where you’ll be welcomed with warm hospitality. Kalpa is renowned for its tranquil vibe and breathtaking views of the Kinnaur Kailash range, which looks especially enchanting during sunset. The golden hues reflecting off the snow-clad peaks create a magical atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after the day’s journey.

    End the day with a delicious dinner prepared with local flavors, and relax in the peaceful surroundings of Kalpa. The soothing ambiance of this charming village makes it the perfect spot to recharge as you prepare for the final leg of your adventure. Spend the night in comfort, immersed in Kalpa’s serene charm.

    Note: The drive from Kaza to Kalpa is approximately 225 kilometers and takes around 8-9 hours to complete. The trail type is travel, and the terrain is mostly rugged and mountainous, so be prepared for some challenging sections along the way.

  • Activity: Drive from kaza to kalpa
  • Wake up, freshen up and have breakfast.
  • Drive from Kaza to Kalpa.
  • Check-in at the hotel or homestay in Kalpa.
  • Relax and unwind in Kalpa.
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    DAY 8/9 : Drive from kalpa to Shimla | Depart to Delhi

    • drive from kalpa to Shimla (235 kms, 7-8 hrs)
    • Trail Type: Travel

    After a relaxing stay in Kalpa, it’s time to bid farewell to this charming village and embark on the journey back to Shimla. The drive from Kalpa to Shimla covers a distance of approximately 235 kilometers and takes around 7-8 hours to complete. The trail type is travel, and the terrain is mostly rugged and mountainous, offering a thrilling adventure for those who love road trips.

    Enjoy the scenic drive as you make your way through the winding mountain roads, lush valleys, and picturesque villages of Himachal Pradesh. The journey offers a visual feast of stunning landscapes, with the majestic Himalayas providing a breathtaking backdrop throughout the drive. Stop along the way to stretch your legs, take in the fresh mountain air, and capture some memorable photos of the stunning scenery.

    By evening, you’ll arrive in Shimla, the bustling capital of Himachal Pradesh. Take a short break here to stretch your legs and enjoy a quick exploration of the town or simply relax after the long drive.

    After the pitstop in Shimla, continue the journey as you set off for Delhi. This overnight drive marks the conclusion of your incredible adventure through Spiti Valley. Carry with you the memories of serene monasteries, breathtaking landscapes, and warm local hospitality as you head back to the comfort of your home. Rest assured, this journey will leave an indelible mark, inspiring tales to share and cherish for years to come.

  • Activity: Drive from kalpa to Shimla | Depart to Delhi
  • Wake up, freshen up and have breakfast.
  • Drive from Kalpa to Shimla.
  • Take a short break in Shimla to stretch your legs and explore the town.
  • Continue the journey to Delhi.
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    Trip Highlights The must do experiences that you can cross off your bucket list

    Ancient Monasteries

    Explore iconic monasteries like Key Monastery, Tabo Monastery, and Dhankar Monastery, which are not only rich in spiritual history but also showcase stunning architecture and ancient murals, offering a glimpse into the region’s rich Buddhist heritage.

    High-Altitude Villages

    Visit remote villages like Langza, Hikkim, and Komic, some of the highest inhabited settlements in the world. These villages are surrounded by breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and offer insights into traditional Spitian life in the harsh Himalayan conditions.

    Stunning Night Skies

    With minimal light pollution, Spiti Valley offers some of the clearest and most stunning night skies, perfect for stargazing. The vast, unspoiled expanse provides an opportunity to witness star-filled skies and the Milky Way like never before.

    Spiti Valley Road Trip

    Embark on a thrilling road trip through one of India’s most rugged and scenic routes. The journey takes you through winding mountain roads, dramatic gorges, and vast, empty landscapes, creating a sense of adventure and solitude.

    How To Reach

    To Delhi

  • By Air: Delhi is served by the Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), a major hub connecting to cities across India and globally. Domestic flights from cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata take approximately 2-3 hours. From the airport, you can use metro services, taxis, or buses to reach the city center, about 16 km away.
  • By Rail: Delhi boasts an extensive rail network with major stations like New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS), Old Delhi Railway Station (DLI), and Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM). Trains like Rajdhani Express, Shatabdi Express, and Duronto Express connect Delhi to cities nationwide. Convenient options like auto-rickshaws, metro services, and cabs are available for onward travel within the city.
  • By Road: Delhi is well-connected by road to nearby cities via highways like NH44 and NH9. Government and private buses, as well as shared cabs and self-driven cars, operate from cities like Jaipur, Chandigarh, and Agra. The road journey provides smooth access, with travel times varying depending on the starting city.
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    • Transportation: From Delhi to Delhi in tempo traveller/volvo

    • Accommodation:1N in Shimla, 2N in Kalpa, 1N in Tabo, 2N in Kaza & 1N in Chitkul in sharing basis. (The stays will be in hotels/homestays)

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    Highlights

    • Breathtaking Winter Landscapes

      Experience Spiti Valley as a snowy paradise, with frozen rivers, white-blanketed villages, and towering snow-capped peaks.

    • Iconic Monasteries in Snow

      Visit historic sites like Key and Tabo Monasteries, their serene charm enhanced by the snowy surroundings.

    • Remote Villages in Winter

      Explore high-altitude villages like Langza, Hikkim, and Komic, where life continues amidst the harsh winter.

    • Winter Adventures

      Navigate snow-laden roads and frozen landscapes for a thrilling winter journey in Spiti.

    Trip Details

    Age Limit

    Open to travelers aged 10 to 55 years.

    Experience Level

    Suitable for adventurous travelers, including first-timers eager to explore Spiti's winter charm.

    Physical Fitness

    Participants should handle sub-zero temperatures and light walking. Fitness to carry a small backpack is required.

    Health Requirements

    No chronic illnesses like severe asthma, hypertension, or cardiac conditions. Participants must disclose health concerns in the Self Declaration form.

    Note for Minors

    Travelers under 18 need a signed disclaimer from a guardian; under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

    Travel Essentials

    Clothing

    • Comfortable travel pants and quick-dry full-sleeve t-shirts to prevent sunburns
    • Warm layers including fleece and padded jackets for colder temperatures
    • Thermal innerwear to keep warm during cold nights
    • Waterproof and windproof jacket for weather protection
    • Woolen gloves, caps, and socks for extra warmth

    Footwear

    • Sturdy travel shoes with a good grip (avoid new shoes to prevent blisters)
    • Comfortable sandals or flip-flops for relaxing at campsites
    • Extra pairs of woolen and regular socks for colder conditions

    Backpack

    • A durable backpack (40–50 liters) with a rain cover
    • Small daypack to carry essentials during short hikes or excursions

    Personal Care

    • Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) and UV-protected lip balm
    • Polarized sunglasses for enhanced visibility and UV protection
    • Personal toiletries including biodegradable soap and a toothbrush
    • Wet wipes and a quick-dry towel for convenience

    Essential Gear

    • A water bottle or hydration bladder with 2–3 liters capacity
    • Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
    • Trekking poles for rough or uneven terrains
    • Sleeping bag for sub-zero temperatures, if needed

    First Aid Kit

    • Basic first aid supplies: antiseptic, band-aids, cotton, gauze
    • Pain relief spray or ointment for muscle soreness
    • Personal medications for existing conditions
    • ORS (oral rehydration salts) and energy bars

    Important Documents

    • Government-issued photo ID
    • Copies of booking confirmations and travel permits
    • Emergency contact information

    Miscellaneous Items

    • Portable power bank or phone charger
    • Camera to capture scenic views
    • Plastic bags for storing wet or dirty clothes
    • Lightweight snacks like nuts, energy bars, and dry fruits

    Pro Tips

    • Pack light while ensuring all essentials are included
    • Waterproof your items to prevent moisture damage
    • Carry a small journal to document your road trip experiences

    Summer (March to June)

    Spiti Valley during summer is a breathtaking haven with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 15°C. It’s the perfect time to explore the high-altitude deserts, visit iconic monasteries like Key and Dhankar, and trek through verdant trails. The valley is alive with blooming flora, vibrant festivals, and clear skies offering stunning views.

    Monsoon (July to September)

    Spiti Valley experiences light rainfall and occasional landslides during the monsoon season. The landscape becomes greener with a unique contrast against the rugged mountains. Although road conditions can be challenging, this is an ideal time for solitude seekers to enjoy the pristine beauty, peaceful monasteries, and the rejuvenating ambiance of the valley.

    Autumn (October to November)

    Autumn in Spiti offers crisp weather with temperatures ranging from 0°C to 10°C. The valley transforms into a golden paradise, ideal for photography, stargazing, and cultural exploration. Clear skies enhance the visibility of snow-capped peaks, making it a great time for trekking, visiting high-altitude villages like Langza, and witnessing the serene charm of the monasteries.

    Winter (December to February)

    During winter, Spiti turns into a surreal snowy wonderland with temperatures dropping as low as -20°C. The valley is blanketed in snow, offering a magical landscape for snow trekking, wildlife spotting, and experiencing local winter festivals. It’s a haven for adventure seekers and those looking for a tranquil, snowy escape amidst warm Tibetan hospitality.

    Year-Round Highlights

    Whether you’re drawn to Spiti for its cultural richness, stunning landscapes, or thrilling adventures, the valley offers unique experiences in every season. From summer’s vibrant blooms to winter’s tranquil snow, Spiti remains a treasure trove for explorers year-round.

    Things to Do

    Trekking

    Embark on adventurous treks in Spiti, such as the Dhankar Lake Trek or the Pin Parvati Pass. These trails lead through barren landscapes, rugged mountains, and picturesque high-altitude deserts. Ideal for both beginners and seasoned trekkers, these routes provide breathtaking views and a chance to immerse in Spiti’s natural beauty.

    Camping

    Experience camping amidst Spiti Valley’s surreal landscapes. Popular spots like Chandratal Lake and remote valleys offer starlit skies, peaceful surroundings, and cozy bonfires. Camping here is perfect for disconnecting from the hustle of daily life and soaking in the serene beauty of Spiti’s untouched wilderness.

    Village Tourism

    Discover Spiti’s unique culture by visiting high-altitude villages such as Langza, Hikkim, and Komic. Interact with the locals, explore ancient monasteries, and experience Tibetan traditions. The charm of prayer flags, spinning wheels, and warm hospitality adds to the unforgettable experience of Spiti’s spiritual essence.

    Photography & Stargazing

    Spiti Valley is a paradise for photographers and stargazers. Capture the stunning contrast of barren mountains, blue skies, and vibrant monasteries. At night, enjoy clear, pollution-free skies filled with countless stars, making it a dream destination for both landscape photography and astrophotography enthusiasts.

    Faq's

    The ideal time for a winter Spiti road trip is between late November and February when the valley is covered in snow, offering breathtaking views and a serene ambiance.
    The roads are often snow-covered and can be challenging to navigate, especially near high-altitude passes. It is recommended to travel in a 4x4 vehicle or with an experienced driver familiar with the terrain.
    Indian citizens do not need a permit, but international travelers require an Inner Line Permit to visit certain restricted areas in Spiti.
    Pack warm layers, including thermal innerwear, fleece, woolen socks, gloves, and a heavy-duty jacket. Waterproof shoes and windproof jackets are essential to combat the cold.
    The route via Shimla remains open throughout the year, while the Manali route is usually closed due to heavy snowfall.

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