Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh· by Unlisted operator
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8 days through Spiti Valley, departing from Delhi. Fixed departure with a trip leader; solo travellers welcome.
Most people on this trip book alone and join the group. Rooms are shared with travellers of the same gender.
Drive from Delhi via Shimla to Narkanda, gaining altitude gradually on the first leg toward the Spiti circuit.
Drive through the Sangla Valley to Chitkul, the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border, and overnight there.
Drive to Kalpa for views of the Kinnaur Kailash range, with time to explore the old village and monastery.
Cross into the Spiti valley proper via Nako village and Nako Lake, continuing to Tabo to see its centuries-old monastery.
Visit Dhankar Monastery, perched on a cliff above the valley, en route to Kaza, the region's main town.
Full day covering Key Monastery, Kibber village, and the high-altitude villages of Langza, Hikkim and Komic.
Drive to Chandratal, the crescent-shaped high-altitude lake, camping overnight by the lakeside.
Drive out over Kunzum Pass and Rohtang toward Manali, where the trip closes.
3 photos from travellers who went
Itinerary was exactly as listed and the homestays in Langza were the highlight. Marking down only because the Delhi pickup ran an hour late — communication about it was good though.
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Booked a single seat and ended up with a group I still message. Vikas, our trip leader, changed the Chandratal plan when the weather turned instead of pushing through — that call alone was worth it.
Reply from the operator
Thanks Ananya — Vikas will be glad to read this. Safety call was the right one that day.
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3 photos from travellers who went
Itinerary was exactly as listed and the homestays in Langza were the highlight. Marking down only because the Delhi pickup ran an hour late — communication about it was good though.
11 found this helpful
Booked a single seat and ended up with a group I still message. Vikas, our trip leader, changed the Chandratal plan when the weather turned instead of pushing through — that call alone was worth it.
Reply from the operator
Thanks Ananya — Vikas will be glad to read this. Safety call was the right one that day.
24 found this helpful
Fixed batches of 8–16. Solo travellers welcome — most people come alone.
