Delhi - Tirthan Valley - Chitkul - Kalpa - Kaza - Key Monastery - Hikkim - Langza - Chandratal Lake - Manali - Delhi

After braving the high-altitude landscape of Spiti Valley which exists as a mesmerizing Himalayan desert visitors discover its untamed magnificence on the road from the Himalayan region. _ef application is guaranteed on each adventure-filled portion of the journey.

As you leave behind the Crowd and daily life of the city, Spiti in Himachal welcomes you into a region of beauty and a relaxing zone. Explore the spiritual aura of Key Monastery and tabo monastery, a holy tour site for the Buddhist community in the region.Experience folk tales hidden in the fossils of Langza Village and admire the old majestic golden Buddha statue standing tall against the backdrop of the mountains. Travel up to Hikkim, home to the world’s highest post office, and send a postcard to your loved ones—or even to yourself—as a memory of this unforgettable amazing journey of Spiti.

Spiti Valley Tour From Delhi (Via Chandratal Lake)

Chitkul stands as the most populated community before reaching the Indo-Tibetan border. At 11,320 feet above sea level this peaceful settlement exists beneath snow-capped mountains and green meadows which meet the crystal-clear Baspa River.
Kalpa stands between 9,711 feet in Himachal Pradesh to present stunning views of the Kinnaur Kailash range. Kalpa creates the perfect peaceful refuge from urban existence through its pine forest and apple orchard along with preserved wooden houses.
As the main point in Spiti Valley Kaza offers exploration opportunities to key attractions including Key Monastery, Chandratal Lake and Dhankar Lake which demand attention from all visitors.
Visitors at Hikkim village can send postcards from the highest permanently structured post office which stands at 4,440 meters (14,567 ft).
Langza Village & Buddha Statue – One of the most hidden villages in Himachal Pradesh, Langza is famous for its ancient marine fossils and the grand Buddha statue overlooking the valley. Any tourist can be mesmerized by the Spiti Valley's landscape
Bordering the high mountains of Lahaul-Spiti stands Chandratal Lake also known as the moon lake of himalayas at an elevation of 14,100 feet above sea level. The lake mirrors the surrounding sky with such purity that it seems unreal due to its location in barren mountainous territory and wide open grasslands.

Day 01 :

Delhi To Shimla- Move To Chitkul. Overnight Stay At Chitkul / Sangla [Distance: Approx 220km, Duration: 9-10 Hours]

Drivers can find refreshment at Narkanda for breakfast before proceeding onward.
Drive towards Chitkul as it represents the final Indian settlement before the Chinese border.
Drive through the remarkable landscapes of Kinnaur Valley to observe the Satluj River as it guides your way.
After reaching Chitkul/Sangla for your evening arrival, decide on hotel accommodation before having dinner, followed by rest for the night.

Day 02 :

After Chitkul, it is ideal to continue the journey to Kalpa, where visitors should spend the night. Overnight stay at Kalpa. [Route Distance: ca 80 km. Tour Duration: 6-7 hours]

Humans who rise early develop a unique talent to view spectacular dawn views, which exist throughout the world.
Visit the local village of Chitkul. Depart for Kalpa by Noon.
Reach Kalpa by evening, check-in to the hotel, dinner and sleep overnight.

Day 03 :

Travel between Kalpa and Kaza by going through Nako village together with Tabo and Ka villages. Overnight stay at Kaza. [Distance: 220 km, Duration: 8- 9 Hours]

Early morning after breakfast begin your trip toward Spiti Valley.
Your entry into Spiti Valley through the Sumdo Border will lead you to Nako and Tabo before reaching Kaza, along with a stop at Tabo Monastery.
Drive through the winding Ka loops as you make your way to Kaza.
Check-in to the property.
Dinner & sleep overnight.

Day 04 :

Explore Key Monastery, Chicham Bridge along with Hikkim - Komic - Langza. Overnight stay at Kaza.

Located on the top of a hill with endless views of the valley, Key Monastery is not just a spiritual haven but also a renowned center for learning. A visit here is perfect for those seeking calm and wisdom.
Then, move towards the Chicham Bridge, the highest suspension bridge in Asia, having amazing views of deep gorges below.
Explore some of the highest inhabited villages in the world.
Visit Komic, the highest village in Asia at 4,513 meters, has a population of only 84 people, isolated from the world for most of the year.
Hikkim features a post office on record as the world’s highest postal location which visitors can experience by mailing postcards from.
Travellers visiting Langza can experience how Spiti used to be during the time when the ancient Tethys Sea covered the region. This village gains its fame because it houses prehistoric marine fossils that extend back 80 million years into history.
Overnight stay at Kaza.

Day 05 :

Depart for Chandratal lake- Overnight stay near Chandratal at Batal. [Cover: Approx 95 km, Duration: 5-6 Hours]

Wake up early in the morning and after having breakfast check-out of the campsite.
Depart for Chandratal lake.
On the way, take a pit stop for snacks at Losar, the last village of Spiti Valley.
Reach Chandratal during afternoon hours before settling into your campsite at Batal.

After dinner guests can enjoy a night under the tremendous starry sky while sleeping in tents as they witness the Milky Way Galaxy among countless celestial objects.

Day 06 :

Start your journey toward Manali while stopping at Old Manali for visiting different eateries before settling down for rest in Manali. [Distance: Approx 95 km, Duration: 5-6 Hours]

Leave from your location early in the morning following breakfast to continue toward Manali.
Reach Manali by evening.
Check-in to the hotel.
Old Manali cafe crawl.
Dinner and Sleep Overnight.

Day 07 :

Self-Explore Manali - Departure To Delhi

Wake up early in the morning & enjoy the beautiful sunrise.
Manali self-visited. Places to visit- Hadimba Devi Temple, Old Manali street, Mall Road.
Depart for Delhi by evening.
Reach Delhi by morning. [ Distance: 510 km, Duration: 10 - 11 Hours ]