Spiti Valley 6 Night 7 Days Trip From Delhi
Overview
- Trek difficulty - Moderate
- Height - 4000 metres
- Total distance- 55 km
- Average trek duration – 6 Night 7 Days
- Region - Himachal Pradesh
- Start point - Delhi
- Endpoint - Delhi
- Trail type - Round
- Nearest railway station - Shimla
- Nearest airport - Bhuntar ( kullu)
- Last Atm point - Manali
- Best time to visit - march to June
- Temperature - temperature varies from 6°c to 20°c in summers and drops down to -11° c in winters.
Description
Spiti valley lies in the Lahaul and Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh. The Trans Himalayan region of Spiti is another little piece of Tibet marooned in India. It is separated from Lahaul by kunzum la elevating 4511 meters high.
Spiti valley is a Trans-Himalayan terrain with an average altitude of 4000 meters, bordering Tibet. It is also known as the middle land and some of the oldest monasteries in the Himalayan region like Tabo Monastery, dhankar monastery, Sherkhang, and Kye monastery can be found here in the region. The Spiti valley has a stronghold of Buchen Lamas that are famous for the Tibetan medicine system and Amchis in pin valley. This land is home to 1000-year-old culture, tough life, and beautiful villages. This valley is bestowed with magnificent snow-covered mountains. Explore this region of breathtaking views with us as we travel to a civilization frozen in time.
Spiti is known to be a cold dessert and winters bring this extreme side of it. Homestays in Spiti are amazing to stay option for every traveler as they provide a gist of spitian lifestyle.
The trek covers a distance of 55 kilometers, starting from langza and ending in Dhankar. It's a 7 day / 6-night journey with a package full of adventure waiting for you to see this unparalleled beauty.
Detailed Itinerary
Start - Departure from Delhi to Shimla
- You will depart from Delhi with fellow travelers in the evening.
- The boarding point will be Rk Ashram/majnu ka Tila.
- The journey will be overnight starting from Delhi towards Shimla.
Day 1 - Shimla to Sarahan
- This day will mark the beginning of your journey to Spiti. You will be picked up from the Shimla bus stand and then there will be a drive to Sarahan.
- You will visit the towns of Kufri and Narkanda. There will be a pit stop for Breakfast at Narkanda.
- Your riverside journey to Rampur bushar, post breakfast will leave you to spell bounded.
- Upon reaching Sarahan you will check in your homestay/hotel and will stay here overnight.
Day 2 - From Sarahan to Chitkul/ Sangla
- After having breakfast you will be traveling to Chitkul to witness the beautiful view of snow-covered mountains.
- The narrow road to Chitkul makes it adventurous and the breathing view on your way will add an essence of excitement to your journey.
- You will be reaching Chitkul late in the afternoon and will be passing through Sangla valley.
- The Sangla Market will be your pit stop for the day.
- You will stay overnight here and enjoy your stay in the hotel/homestay with a bonfire in the evening.
Day 3 - Chitkul/ Sangla to Tabo
- The spine-chilling cold will welcome you in the early morning and after having breakfast you will be ready for day 3.
- The short break at the confluence of Spiti and Satluj River also called khab Sangam will give enormous happiness and a serene feeling to your soul.
- After that, the Gue monastery will welcome you with an 800-year-old mummy in there. After having lunch you will reach Tabo in the evening.
- You will be staying overnight and will have your dinner in Tabo.
Day 4 - Tabo-Dhankar-Kaza-Langza-Komic-Hikkim
- Today after having breakfast you will be visiting the Tabo monastery.
- After that, you will be visiting Dhankar monastery (if time permits) and then will arrive at Kaza.
- Post that the journey towards Hikkim will start.
- You can send postcards to your loved ones from the highest post office in the world.
- You will be visiting Komic village next which is the highest motorable village located at 15000ft.
- You will then visit Langza which is famous for its fossils and Buddha statue. The region provides a heavenly landscape just suited for your camera.
- After that, you will be returning to Kaza for an overnight stay.
Day 5 - Kaza-Key-Chicham-Kibber
- After having an early morning breakfast, the journey will move towards Key monastery which is the biggest monastery in Spiti. The iconic structure of the monastery will leave you enchanted.
- Located in the cascade of beautiful mountains key monastery is a treat to the eyes.
- You can also spend some quality time with the monks who are known for the words of their wisdom.
- After visiting key, the journey will move ahead towards jibber which is quite popular for its snow leopards (They love paying visits there often)
- Next, you will be visiting Asia's highest suspension bridge connecting Kibber to Chicham. The sight is quite a treat to the eyes.
- Post that you will be returning back to Kaza for a cozy overnight stay.
Day 6 - Kaza to Kalpa
- Today you will be returning back to Kalpa after having breakfast.
- The Kinner Kailash range on your way back will give you a jaw-dropping view of the snow Cud Mountains.
- After reaching Kalpa you will check-in at your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 7 - Kalpa to Shimla and back to Delhi
- After having breakfast, the journey today will be your return journey to Delhi. You will visit Roghi point (suicide point) on your way back.
- After that, you will board the bus from Shimla towards Delhi. You will be reaching Delhi by late in the evening.
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- We strictly prohibit the utilization of any Narcotics and Banned substance during the tours and would not be responsible for any adversities due to the same weapon, Fireworks and toxic substances are not allowed at this tour management would not be responsible for any person who has been found guilty under the Indian Law.
- We reserve the right to evict any camper anytime without any refund if his/her actions violate any rules.
- All guests must carry valid Government Id proof.
- We will not entertain any refunds/adjustments in case of any natural factors arising during the trip which might result in a change in the itinerary/transportation due to which any extra cost is beared. That cost has to be bearded by the guest only.
- Cost and consequences arising due to any force major situations due to unforeseen circumstances like natural calamities, political disturbances, health issues, delays/cancellations, things beyond our control, etc. will be borne by the guest.
- Any damage to properties/transportation by any individual will be charged from him/her only.
- Any injury during any activity, we will not be responsible for any mishappenings
- Any refund applicable will be processed within 14 business days.
- Any refund claims need to be done within 15 days of the date of travel
Advisory
- Carry minimum weight as you will be responsible for your own baggage.
- Avoid smoking and consumption of alcohol while trekking.
- Do not disturb local people or animals during trekking.
- Do not try to harm nature in all terms.
- Pay attention carefully to the trek guides and instructors so that you can enjoy trekking safely.
- Do not trek during the night, this might lead to mishappenings.
- Do not throw plastic bags here and there and try to maintain the decorum of the Himalayas.
- Never take any medicines without consulting the trek guides.
- If you don't know much about the place then don't roam around without a guide because mountains are unpredictable.
- Avoid any kind of anti-religious comments and activity to respect the local religion, local people as well as your batch mates.
- Carry your identity proofs like an Aadhaar card, PAN card, Voter ID, etc.
- Follow the Guidelines issued by the State-Government during your whole journey.
- Maintain social distancing in all manners.
- Frequent hand sanitization and use of mask recommended.
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