Why Choose Our Lahaul Spiti Tour Package

Welcome to the ‘City Beautiful’, Chandigarh, a rare epitome of modernization co-existing with nature’s preservation. You will start your journey towards Narkanda, a town sprawled over with apple orchards and undulating forests of oaks and cedar. En route, you can make a stop at Sterling Kufri for Lunch and then continue onwards towards Narkanda. Overnight stay in Narkanda

Today, we start our journey towards Sarahan, a pretty hamlet in the gorgeous Kinnaur Valley. En route Sangla, we will drive under the iconic rocks protruding out of the mountains and covering the highway like a rooftop. Chances are that you have seen these rocks in movies but to witness them is a stimulating experience. After taking enough pictures at the rocks, you will set out towards Banjara Camps, a luxurious glamping experience, our not-so-humble [and we say it with utmost delight!] abode for the next two nights. At the height of 2700 m, it is surrounded by towering forest-clad mountains on all sides and is set in an apple orchard on the banks of Baspa River that surges through the valley. Overnight stay in Sangla

Enjoy the beauty and adventure of Sangla Valley to the full on this day. Around noon, we drive to Chitkul which enjoys the distinction of being India’s last village on the ancient Hindustan - Tibet route. And if this is not heavenly enough, a picnic lunch beside a rippling stream will make sure even the most unyielding amongst you will be charmed by the grace of unspoilt nature. Those looking for soft adventure can join the Raksham walk that takes you along rivers, through meadows and forests and over glaciers. And for the hardier lot, there is the challenging meadows walk that will have you seek a masseuse at the end of the day. Also, visit the pretty villages around and enjoy sitting along the Baspa River. Overnight stay in Sangla

Today is tailor-made for the driving enthusiast. You start pre-dawn to catch the early morning serenity of Kalpa, the only place in India where pine nuts (chilkozas) grow. And you cannot but feel awestruck with the Kinnaur Kailash peak looking upon you. You are going to cross the World’s Most Treacherous Road today as we proceed towards Tabo, a small town on the banks of Spiti River, reaching in the evening for a much-deserved rest. This seemingly quaint village of mud huts holds beautiful attractions. It is situated in a bowl-shaped flat valley with the Tabo Monastery lying at the bottom of the valley, unlike other monasteries which are usually perched atop hills. Overnight stay in Tabo

Check out Tabo with its impressive mud monastery dating back to 996 A.D., the oldest in the country and the largest monastic complex in Spiti Valley. It boasts of nine temples, 23 chortens, and chambers for monks and nuns and is second to Tibet’s Tholing Monastery in terms of its religious sanctity. Your next stop will be at Dhankar Monastery. Strategically built at the highest point in Spiti Valley at an elevation of 3700 m above sea level, the Monastery is perched atop a 1000 ft-high spur overlooking the point where the Spiti and Pin Rivers converge. After visiting the Monastery, you return to Kaza. Overnight stay in Kaza.

The villages around Kaza are believed to be the highest in the world, mostly caught in their time warp. Amongst other main attractions, you will also pay a visit to the Key Monastery; prettily sitting atop a cliff overlooking the spectacular valley below. Another highlight of today will be visiting the Buddha statue at Langza, which is a relatively new addition to the landscape. It feels as if the Buddha has been made to sit there to keep an eye on the pristine valley. Make sure to send postcards back home to your family & friends from Hikkim, the highest post office in the world before visiting Komic, the highest village in the world connected by a motorable road. Overnight stay in Kaza.

The seventh day will prove to be another one to clock for the driving aficionados. You will leave post breakfast for Manali with 190 km of momentous terrain to conquer. The route from Kaza to Manali will have you crossing the famed Kunzum Pass. Situated at a height of 4590 m, Kunzum Pass rests on the eastern Kunzum Range of the Himalayas. After crossing the Kunzum pass, head towards the world-famous Atal Tunnel, at a length of 9.02 km, it is the longest tunnel above 10,000 feet in the world. Gliding across rivers, glaciers, and undulating tracks, this will be the best and the most fascinating [not to mention challenging!] part of your journey. The changing hues of the landscape will make for a captivating backdrop to your adventure. Overnight stay in Manali.

Spiti - Are you Serene or Sanguine? At once, you are massive, brown, intimidating, silent, sombre, still, and serene. Lost in myself, I turn around and see - You are green, vibrant, and dynamic. Streams gushing, rocks rolling, rivers flowing, flowers blooming – blue, red, and yellow and all other hues? I take a little of you, leave a little of me, realize, we are a bit of both. Stupefying and splendid!” These lines encapsulate, in the most lyrical way possible, the thrilling and otherworldly quality of this experience. Challenging, unpredictable and intensely stimulating, this is one journey that will have you manoeuvring through the complexities of life itself. It’s time to head back to Delhi or your chosen destination. Take a cab back from Manali or there are flight options from Kullu.