Spiti Valley – Winter Edition
Spiti Valley transforms into a snowy “Little Tibet” in winter, offering a serene, cold-desert landscape with monasteries like Key, Tabo, and Dhankar starkly visible against the white backdrop.
From
₹ 23499.00/-
Duration
9 Day 8 Night
Pickup & Drop
Delhi to Delhi
Min Age
15 Years
Max Group Size
30 Person
Difficulty Level
Moderate
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT
Short Itinerary
Day 1 : Delhi to Shimla | Overnight Journey
Day 2 : Shimla to Chitkul/Sangla (225 Kms Approx)
Day 3 : Chitkul/Sangla to Kalpa (50 Kms)
Day 4 : Kalpa to Nako (100 Kms Approx)
Day 5 : Nako to Kaza (110 Kms Approx)
Day 6 : Spiti Sightseeing Day (Komic, Hikkim, Langza, Chocham)
Day 7 : Kaza to Kalpa (200 Kms Approx)
Day 8 : Kalpa to Shimla (222 Kms Approx)
Day 9 : Delhi Arrival | Tour Ends
ITINERARY
Day 1
Delhi to Shimla | Overnight Journey
- The group assembles at the pick-up point by 10:00 PM (tentative).
- We’ll meet the team captains and a small tour briefing would also be conducted.
- Afterward, we’ll head out on an overnight journey to Shimla.
Note: The pickup point would be Majnu Ka Tila (Tentative)
Day 2
Shimla to Chitkul/Sangla (225 Kms Approx)
- Early in the morning, we’ll arrive in Shimla via the Hindustan-Tibet highway.
- We’ll be changing our transportation from bus to Tempo Traveler at this point and will head out for Chitkul/Sangla.
- Upon reaching Chitkul/Sangla, we will check into our hotels where we will indulge in group bonding exercises. Dinner followed by an overnight stay in Chitkul/Sangla.
Note: We’ll stay in Sangla if the harsh weather doesn’t allow us to stay in Chitkul.
Day 3
Chitkul/Sangla to Kalpa (50 Kms)
- After breakfast, we will head towards Kalpa which is known for its scenic landscapes. On the way we will explore the small town of Reckong Peo town, serves as the perfect pit stop. If the weather gods are in your favor, you will be able to catch a glimpse of Kinner Kailash Peak.
- We will also visit Kamru Fort en-route Kalpa if time permits.
- Upon reaching Kalpa, after spending some leisure time, we’ll head out to visit the 3000-year-old Kalpa Monastery and the Suicide Point which offers a picturesque view of the Kailash ranges.
- Post-check-in, Dinner will be served followed by an overnight stay in Kalpa.
Day 4
Kalpa to Nako (100 Kms Approx)
- After having breakfast, we’ll continue our journey towards Nako, a tiny hamlet situated in the trans-Himalayan ranges.
- En route, we will make a pit stop at Khab, the site of the union between the Sutlej and Spiti rivers.
- In Nako, we’ll visit the serene Nako lake and pay our reverence at the Nako Monastery.
- Afterward, we’ll head back to our designated stays. Dinner and overnight stay at Nako.
Note : Due to its altitude, location and temperature, common washrooms will be provided here along with one bucket of Hot Water. Travelers are requested to be prepared beforehand.
Day 5
Nako to Kaza (110 Kms Approx)
- Post breakfast, we will head towards the headquarters of Spiti which is Kaza.
- En route to Kaza, which serves as the connective link between the districts, we will find ourselves surrounded by many monasteries. We will visit the thou sand-year-old Tabo Monastery followed by a visit to the Dhankar Monastery and the Dhankar Fort.
- We’ll reach Kaza before evening and will check in to our designated accommodations.
- The rest of the day is at leisure. However, travelers are free to explore the small town.
- Dinner followed by an overnight stay at Kaza.
Note : Due to its altitude, location and temperature, common washrooms will be provided here along with one bucket of Hot Water. Travelers are requested to be prepared beforehand.
Day 6
Spiti Sightseeing Day (Komic, Hikkim, Langza, Chicham)
- Post breakfast, we’ll head out to visit the Key Monastery locally known as Kye Gompa, followed by Chicham Bridge which is Asia’s highest bridge.
- Later in the day, we will visit the highest post office in the world, Hikkim.
- Afterward, we’ll move towards Komic village which is one of the highest villages in the world connected by a motorable road.
- Last but not least, we will visit the land of fossils, Langza, and visit the Buddha statue that sits on top of a hill overlooking the village.
- Finally, we’ll head back to Kaza where we will have dinner and spend the night.
Day 7
Kaza to Kalpa (200 Kms Approx)
- After breakfast, we will start our return journey to Kalpa.
- If time permits, we will also visit Lingti Falls, a breathtaking frozen waterfall We will reach Kalpa by evening where we will have dinner followed by an over night stay.
- We will reach Kalpa by evening where we will have dinner followed by an overnight stay.
Day 8
Kalpa to Shimla (222 Kms Approx)
- After breakfast, we’ll resume our return journey and head towards Shimla.
- En route, we’ll make a photo stop at the iconic Rock Tunnel, also known as the Gateway to Kinnaur. Upon reaching Shimla, we will board an overnight bus towards Delhi.
- Upon reaching Shimla, we will board an overnight bus towards Delhi.
Day 9
Delhi Arrival | Tour Ends
- We’ll reach Delhi early in the morning and the group will disperse with fond memories.
- End of Winter Spiti Road Trip.
Note: Please book your return flight on this day after consulting with your Trip Coordinator.
INCLUSIONS
- Transportation in Tempo Traveler from Shimla to Shimla.
- AC Volvo Bus from Delhi to Shimla and return.
- Accommodations on sharing basis as per itinerary.
- Meal Plan: MAP Plan (Total 12 Meals – 1 Meal on Day 2 (D) + 2 Meals on Day 3 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 4 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 5 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 6 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 7 (B+D) + 1 Meal on Day 8 (B) )
- An experienced trip Lead will be present at all times during the tour.
- Mechanical Support
- All permits Required
- First Aid Kits
- Oxygen Cylinders
- Oximeter*
- Travel Insurance*
EXCLUSIONS
- 5% GST
- Early check-in at the hotel.
- Any additional expenses of personal nature.
- Early check-in (Before 1:00 PM) & Late Check-out (After 11:00 AM) at the hotel.
- Additional accommodation/food costs incurred due to any travel delay.
- Any lunch and other meals not mentioned in Package Inclusions.
- Any Airfare / Rail fare other than what is mentioned in “Inclusions” or any type of transportation.
- Parking and monument entry fees during sightseeing.
- Additional Costs due to Flight Cancellations, Landslides, Road blocks, and other natural calamities.
- Any other services not specified above in inclusions.
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01 Nov – 09 Nov
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06 Dec – 14 Dec
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THINGS TO CARRY
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Powerbank
Charger
Other Charging Essentials -
Regular medications (if any)
Nasal Drops/Balm - Small Bag Pack
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Lightweight, Breathable Clothing
Inner Thermals
Laundry bag -
Warm Jacket
Sweater -
Aadhar Card
Driving License
FAQ – Spiti Valley – Winter Edition
What are some things to pack for the Winter Spiti trip?
Depending on the destination that you are traveling to, we share an extensive list of things you need to carry on your trips. Some of the essentials that you must carry are your documents (ID proof, Drivers license, etc), a medical kit with all your personal medications and medicines for nausea, headache, etc as well.
How to plan a Winter Spiti trip?
You don’t have to because we’ve done it for you. Our Winter Spiti trip is all-inclusive, lasts 9 days, and covers multiple destinations along with offering travelers an opportunity to indulge in adventure activities. The additional perk is that you’d find people who you’ll build connections with, share stories with, and experience the true joy of traveling.
What can we expect from this Winter Spiti Trip?
Apart from our usual services, you can expect to meet like-minded travelers who are as passionate about traveling as you are. A winter Spiti trip where you get to traverse the snow-covered landscapes of Spiti and create memories with strangers who end up becoming family. A trip where you don’t have to worry about meals or accommodations because you’re too busy having fun. You can be a solo traveler or come with a bunch of friends, and you’re bound to have fun.
Is this Winter Spiti Trip safe for a female solo traveler?
As a community that has always encouraged female travelers to explore more and has always strived to provide a safe platform for them, we can proudly say that our trips and treks are not only safe but are also curated by keeping in mind the ratio of female travelers that travel with us on an average, which makes the entire experience smooth and more enjoyable.
We have a 2:3 female to male-ratio when it comes to travelers and often the ratio can also be 3:2.
We’ve female trip captains who have been leading groups for years skilfully and are always there to look out for other female travelers.
A female traveler, solo or otherwise has nothing to worry about.
When is Spiti Valley Open?
Routes to Spiti Valley are open all around the year, but there is little distinction. While the Shimla route is open all around the year, the Manali route closes for a brief time due to the closing of Kunzum Pass. Moreover, the Manali route is open from June to October.
What services are included in this itinerary of the Winter Spiti Trip?
In our fixed departure tour to Spiti, we provide the best-in-class accommodations, transportation as well as surface transfer wherever possible, meals as per the itinerary, and adventure activities as per the itinerary. Along with that, an experienced trip leader equipped with a medical kit stays with the group at all times. All kinds of permits, toll taxes, parking charges, and driver allowances are also included.
What is the actual distance between Lahaul-Spiti and Delhi by road?
If you’re going by road and choosing the Shimla route from Delhi then it would take approximately 18 hours of driving for you to reach there if you don’t make many pit stops but that’s entirely up to you. Now, if you’re taking the Manali route then at least 24 hours in the car, driving is required and you need to make a pit stop after reaching Manali or you’ll be very much exhausted otherwise. The total distance between Lahaul Spiti and Delhi is 708 Kilometers if we go by the shortest route.
How cold is it in Kaza during winters?
The weather in Kaza, Himachal Pradesh, affects the oncoming tourists as it gets extremely cold during winter. But it’s good for the locals, as water is scarce, locals rely on the heavy snowfall for a resource of water and use the same when the cropping season begins. The average maximum temperature remains around 4-5 degree Celsius in Kaza, in the winter months of November and December.
What is the actual distance between Lahaul-Spiti and Delhi by road?
If you’re going by road and choosing the Shimla route from Delhi then it would take approximately 18 hours of driving for you to reach there if you don’t make many pit stops but that’s entirely up to you. Now, if you’re taking the Manali route then at least 24 hours in the car, driving is required and you need to make a pit stop after reaching Manali or you’ll be very much exhausted otherwise. The total distance between Lahaul Spiti and Delhi is 708 Kilometers if we go by the shortest route.
How to Travel from Delhi to Spiti by Flight?
The distance between Delhi and Lahaul Spiti is 712 Kilometers. There are no airports on the route that you take while traveling to Spiti. You’re recommended to take flights from wherever you are coming to Delhi only. After that, you need to move by road. If you think that the distance between Delhi to Spiti valley is way too much for you in terms of a road trip then you can land in Chandigarh which is a little closer to Spiti Valley and will shorten your road trip by a couple of hours. Then for your return journey to Delhi, you need to travel by road only.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- We need you to stick to the Tour Program. No refunds if you’re late, join late, or leave early. Remember, unused tour services aren’t refundable.
- We’re not liable for any costs that occurred due to incidents like accidents, theft, or changes caused by reasons such as natural disasters (such as earthquakes, land slides, snowfall, road-blockage, floods), government orders, strikes, bandh, political disturbances, disease-related issues, or adverse weather conditions.
- Just a heads up, if any unexpected costs pop up during your trip or if there are changes to the plan due to the reasons mentioned earlier, you’ll need to take care of those expenses then and there. You can settle these directly with our POC or the trip captain on the go.
- You’ll handle any extra costs directly with the hotels or service providers. Keep in mind that special requests like Early Check-in, Late Check-out, room views, etc. depend on availability and will incur extra charges.
- While we do our best to provide everything you need, remote locations can sometimes limit our offerings. We kindly ask for your understanding and cooperation in these situations. Your support means a lot.
- Volvo buses between Delhi and Base are from a third-party vendor, so stops and routes aren’t entirely up to us. If a breakdown happens, we’ll get you a backup ASAP, factoring in the location and time it would take. Thanks for understanding and cooperating!
- Let’s treasure our adventures by respecting nature, communities, and trails. Remember, our belongings are our responsibility. Samara Camp isn’t liable for any adversities.
- Let’s make our adventures unforgettable for all the right reasons. Respect the places we visit and the locals we meet – that’s the heart of our journey. And hey, about our gear/baggage – it’s like our sidekick. Keep it close because Samara Camp won’t be able to wave a magic wand if anything goes missing.
- Sharing a room with 3? No extra bedding, but we’ve got cozy mattresses. Rotate and snooze comfortably – let’s make it a blast!
- Embrace the mountains with care. Pack a reusable bottle, limit plastic use, and bring back what you bring. Let’s love and protect our mountains together.
Things To Carry
- Backpack (Minimum 55 liters, including rain cover)
- Daypack (20 – 30 liters)
- Floaters or sandals
- Trekking shoes
- 3 quick-dry t-shirts
- 2 pairs of track pants
- 3 pairs of cotton socks
- 1 pair of woolen socks
- 1 poncho
- 1 heavy jacket
- 1 pair of thermal wear
- Quick-dry towel
- Gloves
- Sun Cap
- 1 Scarf or Balaclava
- Lip Balm
- Cold Cream & Sunscreen
- Antibacterial Powder
- 1 Litre Reusable Water Bottle
- Headlamp or Torch
- Basic Lunch Box with Spoon
- Toiletry Bag
- Personal Medication & Basic Medical Kit
- Dark Sunglasses
- Trekking Pole
- Mobile Charger / Power Bank
- Important Documents (Aadhar Card/ Driver License)
- Travel Laundry Bag
- Windproof Jacket
- Woolen Cap
Essential guidelines for a Fantastic Experience together!
- Stay Connected: Maintain team unity and show consideration for one another.
- Clear Communication: Ensure everyone is updated if you’re leaving or going somewhere.
- Honor Quiet Moments: Keep noise to a minimum in shared spaces during rest periods.
- Share the Load: Rotate responsibilities for tasks like cooking and setting up camp.
- Travel Smart: Bring only the essentials to maximize space in transport and accommodations.
- Protect the Environment: Leave no trace, respect nature, and clean up after yourselves.
- Embrace Diversity: Be open to new cultures, people, and ideas for collective growth.
- Cultivate Patience: Remain calm and collaborate through any travel obstacles.
- Respect Boundaries: Acknowledge each other’s personal space and belongings.
- Savor Local Experiences: Be open to trying local cuisine and activities.
- Prioritize Safety: Look out for each other and assist anyone who may be struggling.
Things to Keep in Mind
- Tech Detox Breaks: Step away from screens and immerse yourself in nature.
- Cultural Awareness: Familiarize yourself with local customs and demonstrate respect.
- Hydration is Key: Drink plenty of water to keep your energy levels up.
- Capture and Share: Document your experiences while staying present in the moment.
- Adaptability: Be open to adjusting plans based on weather or other circumstances.
- Spread Positivity: Bring your enthusiasm and positive energy to enhance everyone’s experience.
Let’s embark on this adventure and create unforgettable memories together!
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