What Makes Spiti Valley Special?
The Lahaul Spiti Tour is a one-stop-destination that will satisfy your wanderlust like never and nowhere before. Whether you're obsessed with mountains, love to unearth cultural treasures, or if serene lakes and gushing waterfalls are your kinds of calls, the Lahaul Spiti Tour will let you live it all. This magnificent valley running through the mesmerizing state of Himachal Pradesh has several highlights to its name, including awe-inspiring monasteries, magnanimous mountains, gorgeous landscapes, rugged terrains, captivating waterfalls, and much more.
The significant influence of Tibetan culture will woo you at every point in your Spiti Valley tour, whether it is the architecture, cuisine, or lifestyle. You'll see exactly why it is crowned as Little Tibet, and rightfully so. Not just that, it is the only place where you'll see a frozen waterfall.
Spiti is also home to the world's highest village, the highest monastery, the highest polling station, and a lot more. The UNESCO World Heritage site- Tabo monastery, is also located here.
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Popular Spiti Valley Tour Packages offered by Planmans
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No of Pax
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Budget
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Standard
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Deluxe
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Meal Plan
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02 Pax
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9000
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10824
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12000
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MAP
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04 Pax
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6500
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7500
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10200
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MAP
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06 Pax
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6160
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8500
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9500
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MAP
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08 Pax
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6000
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7670
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8900
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MAP
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10 Pax
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5000
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6920
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7500
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MAP
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Extra Adult
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2300
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3290
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6200
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MAP
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Extra Child
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1375
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2800
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4500
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MAP
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Child without Bed
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820
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1800
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2500
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MAP
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Activities To Indulge during TheSpiti Valley Tour!
Spiti valley offers its tourists a plethora of activities to indulge in. No matter what your interests are as a tourist, Spiti has something for each one of you.
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Soothing Leisure |
Spiritual Sprint |
| Quench your thirst for adventure in Spiti valley. Enjoy mountain biking near Suraj Taal, camp down at Chandra Taal lake, and trek the mighty Pin Parvati peak, Kanamo Peak, and Kheerganga.
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You can simply vroom around Rohtang pass, Hamta pass, Kumzum pass, and enjoy riding on the rough lands.
Apart from this, you can raft in the Spiti river, visit the centuries-old mommy in Giu village, enjoy the yak safari, and explore the Pin valley National park |
Spiti valley tour lets you connect with yourself. It has the perfect peace, beauty, and vibe that'll please your soul and make you feel at your best.
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Walk through the Nako village, Spend time at the homestay, Shop tiLl you drop in Kaza market, or simply lay back on the banks of the Spiti river
Admire the beauty, because, in the Spiti Valley tour, it's everywhere. |
Spiti mirrors the significant influence of Tibetan culture, and the spectrum of monasteries reiterates the fact every moment.
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Feed your spiritual being by witnessing exquisitely built monasteries, seated atop the highest mountains.
Pay a visit to Kye Monastery, Tnagyud Gompa, Kungri Gompa, Dhankar, Kibber, and Tabo monastery. |
How To Reach Spiti Valley?
Reaching Spiti valley can be a little long journey, but it's never monotonous.
Starting from Shimla, take the Kinnaur Valley route while you surpass Rampur and Sarahan. The distance of the said route shall be approximately 230 kilometers. Once you reach Kalpa, you've got two choices. You could either halt or drive through the night. We'd recommend the former. You may then proceed through Nako and Giu village to finally reach Spiti.
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Wondering Which Season Is Best For The Spiti Valley Tour?
Spiti Valley is indeed an impeccably striking location to visit all year round. However, the place certainly shines at its peak and is far more enjoyable in specific seasons. That's why, we'd suggest you always take a look at not just the day-to-day calendar, but also the seasonal calendar while planning a Spiti Valley tour. So that you make the most out of your trip and find every single penny worth the spending.
The period from March to June is the ideal time for visiting this one-of-a-kind location.
Here's why!
The spots are less crowded, so you get the perfect time to enjoy the destination visually and experientially. You'll also find Spiti at its pleasant brightest, with a splendid refreshing vibe all around.
If suitable, you may also visit during the Rainy season (July to September) and winter (November to April). However, there are few chances of finding pleasant weather. You may also face issues such as slippery roads and landslides.
Spiti Valley Tour Attractions
In the Spiti Valley, there’s no place that isn’t attractive, from the tiny village settlements, magnificent monasteries, and enthralling mountains, to amusing markets, and much more. But here are a few must-visit destinations you should explore.
Ki Gompa
Situated at a distance of 14 kilometers from Kaza, Ki monastery, or Ki monastery is a magnificent monastery situated in Spiti. What makes it unique is the altitude at which it is located, which is 4100 meters above sea level. It exhibits exquisite Tibetan-style architecture. Its aura and beauty are something that believers and tourists across the world look forward to experiencing.
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Chandra Taal
Also called Tso Chigma, This pristine lake settled amid rough terrains will leave you mesmerized. Known as Tso Sigma in the local tongue, it is located in the Lahaul-Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. This crescent-shaped lake with the jaw-dropping scenic backdrop is a sheer paradise.
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Pin Valley National Park
It is the only national park in India that thrives as a part of the cold desert. It is named after the Pin Er over and is popular for its unique wildlife and ecosystem. It is especially known for preserving snow leopards.
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Suraj Tal
Suraj Tal or Tso Kamtsi is the third highest lake in India. Enjoy viewing and photographing its breathtakingly beautiful scenery. The crystal clear waters coupled with the snowy landscape is nothing less than a soul treat.
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Tabo Monastery
It is a significant tourist attraction in the Tabo village of Spiti and Lahaul district. Seated at the foothills of mighty mountains, this captivating monument is also popularly referred to as the Ajanta of the Himalayas. It showcases a wealth of murals (wall paintings), each depicting a tale with historical and mythological significance. It also has its name, the title ‘National Historic Treasure’ by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
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Kaza
Kaza, located alongside the Spiti River is a high-altitude as well as the largest township and commercial hub of the Spiti valley. Apart from its extraordinary beauty, Kaza also attracts tourists for its vibrant festive celebrations, especially for the festivals of Fagli and Gochi.
The Sakya Tangyud Monastery is another highlight here. The fairs with beautiful amusements for children, and the sale of unique local handicrafts make Kaza yet another best place to visit on the Spiti Valley tour.
The nearby villages of Langza, Hikkim, Komic, Ki, and Kibber, are all tiny hamlets that you can go about exploring.
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Gandhola Monastery
It is nestled at the confluence of the Bhaga and Chandra rivers. The colorful flags, wooden idols, seven-storeyed forts, and ancient murals, among many other things, make this a favorite spot for tourists.
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