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A winter journey to Spiti Valley also known as Cold Desert uncovers a pure Wonderland nestled in the heart of the Himalayas. Snow blankets the rugged terrain, transforming the landscape into a tranquil expanse of white. Despite the biting cold. This season provides dauntless travelers a chance to experience Spiti in its most raw and authentic form, away from the summer crowds.
Spiti Valley is an extraordinary place of not only beauty but also a wealth of entertainment, unique experiences, history and culture, important traditions, friendships, local people and unique culture. Indo-Tibetan influence. The Spiti region in the northeastern part of Himachal Pradesh is known as the “Middle Country” because it is a land that separates Tibet and India and is very similar to each other in great harmony.
According to legend, Piti means Ashwapati, the ruler of Pinggu during the Mahabharata period. Ashwapati, meaning “King of Horses”, reflects the importance of the Pin Valley, famous for its unique breed of horses. Some believe the name comes from a Tibetan thief named Spiti Thakur, a member of the Thakur gang that raided the north of the country. Kuru, before King Sen established his rule.
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Winter in Spiti Valley is personified by extremely cold temperatures and heavy snowfall. From November to February the region experiences harsh sub-zero temperatures, often dropping as low as -27°C (-16.6°F) or even colder, especially during the night. Daytime temperature may hover around 0°C (32°F) or slightly above, the high altitude amplifies the cold making it essential for travelers to be well prepared with warm clothing and gear.
Spiti Valley in December
In December, Spiti Valley transforms into a winter wonderland, the frozen river and snow-clad mountain providing breathtaking views to the travelers with the temperature varying within the range of -13°C to -27°C.
Spiti Valley in January
During January, winters can be harsh in Spiti Valley with heavy snowfall. The temperature reaches as low as -17°C to -26°C. Sometimes it frequently stays below the freezing point.
Spiti Valley in February
Spiti Valley in February continues to experience severe winter conditions with temperature varying within the range of approximately -15°C to -24°C.
Train journey from your hometown towards Chandigarh /Delhi
Over night Train Journey
After arriving in Chandigarh, we will move forward to Spiti roads. we will take a halt near Kufri or Narkanda for breakfast and soak in the much-needed #mountainvibes. Post breakfast, we will drive ahead to reach Sarahan.
After arriving in Sarahan, check in to our cozy homestay/hotel, freshen-up and have some leisure.
Quickly, we will head out to seek blessings at the sacred Bhimakali Temple – the local deity of Sarahan village. Feel free to take a stroll around this sleepy village also known as ‘Gateway to Kinnaur’. In the evening, return back to your comfy abode, savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in a homestay/hotel.
Wake up early in the morning and post breakfast, we will drive ahead from
Sarahan to reach the Chitkul – the last Indian village before the Indo-Tibetan border.
After arriving in Chitkul, take a stroll around the village and visit Mathi Temple dedicated to the Goddess of the local people of Kinnaur. Treat your stomach with a satisfying plate of steamy momos or rajma chawal at ‘Hindustan Ka Akhri Dhaba’. What can be more magical than relaxing near the pristine Baspa River? A perfect location in the lap of majestic Himalayas
to disconnect from the urban madness and connect with nature. Post exploration, check in to our cozy homestay/hotel in Sangla, freshen-up and have some leisure. Savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in a homestay/hotel.
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Wake up early in the morning and post breakfast, drive from Sangla to Tabo village – home to the oldest Buddhist monastery located in Spiti Valley. Get mesmerized by the shape-shifting landscapes of snowy mountains with every turn. Witness the beautiful confluence of Spiti & Sutlej rivers at Khab Sangam. Enroute we will take a halt at the sleepy Nako village and grab a satisfying lunch. After arriving in Tabo village, take a walk inside the Tabo Monastery and learn about the history of this Tibetan spiritual site also known as ‘Ajanta of Himalayas’. Interact with the Buddhist monks in the monastery or village locals of Tabo if you feel like. Savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in a homestay/hotel.
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Post breakfast, drive from Tabo to Kaza along the frozen Spiti river, for an action packed exploration of various monasteries & villages nestled in Spiti Valley. Enroute Kaza, we will take a halt at Dhankar Village, interact with the Buddhist monks residing in cliff top Dhankar Monastery. Visit Spiti’s gorgeous fossil village Langza and get clicked with the iconic statue of Medicine Buddha with your clan. Feel proud for making it to the World’s highest motorable village Komic and absorb in the jaw dropping vistas of snow-laden Himalayas. The day will come to end at Hikkim village known for its World’s highest post office. After arriving in Kaza, check in to our cozy homestay, freshen-up and have some leisure. Savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in a homestay. (Breakfast & Dinner)
Wake to a peaceful mountain morning in your homely abode in Kaza offering stunning views of snowy mountains. Post breakfast, quickly head out to visit the biggest and most popular Buddhist monastery nestled in the gorgeous Spiti Valley – Key Monastery. Spend quality time speaking to the monks or sip a cup of herbal tea in Key Monastery’s kitchen. Explore the Kibber village – home to snow leopard and various other wildlife species like Himalayan Ibex and Red Fox to name a few. Take some
#InstaPerfect shots at Chicham Bridge – Asia’s highest suspension bridge connecting the peaceful Kibber village. In the evening, return to your cozy rooms in Kaza and have some leisure. Savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in a homestay.
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Wake up early and post breakfast, bid adieu to your hosts in Kaza and the majestic Spiti Valley, and drive towards Kalpa.
Enroute Kalpa, we will take a short halt in Reckong Peo local market to grab a much-needed lunch. Witness the magical views of the mighty Kinnaur Kailash range. Visit the famous Roghi (suicide-point) and if time permits take a stroll in the beautiful Kalpa village exploring monastery & temple. After arriving in Kalpa, check in to our cozy hotel and have some leisure. In the evening chill with your travel clan, savour home-style cooked dinner and overnight stay in a hotel. (Breakfast & Dinner)
Wake to a stunning view of the snow-covered Kinnaur Kailash range. Post breakfast, check out from the property and drive from Kalpa to Shimla. Enroute Shimla, we will take a halt to grab a satisfying lunch. After arriving in Shimla, you can visit the popular Shimla Ridge and Christ Church Night stay in Shimla | Explore nightlife of Shimla (Breakfast & Dinner)
Breakfast and Explore Kufri /Jakhu Temple Drive towards Shimla to Chandigarh | setup in train Start off your overnight train journey from Chandigarh to hometown and reach hometown next morning with lots of amazing memories and
unforgettable experiences.
Reach by the next day with lots of amazing memories to remember
for a lifetime!
The Spiti Valley tour package ends with a lot of memories
