Nestled high in the trans-Himalayan ranges of Himachal Pradesh lies Spiti — a cold desert of raw beauty, deep spirituality, and untamed adventure. This 8-day, 7-night journey from Delhi to Spiti Valley is not just a tour, but a passage through some of the most surreal terrains in India. From crossing the majestic Atal Tunnel to gazing at the reflection of the sky in Chandratal Lake, every day on this journey feels like a lifetime experience.

Overview

The Spiti Valley tour is crafted for explorers seeking a blend of adventure and peace. Covering destinations like Manali, Kaza, Langza, Komik, Hikkim, Tabo, Dhankar, Pin Valley, and Chandratal Lake, this expedition takes you through the heart of the Himalayas. With comfortable accommodations, local cuisine, seasoned guides, and unforgettable stops, it’s the perfect combination of thrill and tranquility — starting at ₹44,000 per person.

Day 1: Delhi to Manali — The Journey Begins

Your adventure starts with an overnight journey from Delhi to Manali. As the city lights fade behind, the mountains slowly come into view — it’s the start of something extraordinary.

Day 2: Arrival in Manali — Acclimatize and Explore

Arrive in the beautiful hill station of Manali and check into your hotel. Spend the day acclimatizing to the altitude. If you’re eager to explore, stroll around Old Manali, enjoy a yak ride at Solang Valley, or shop at Mall Road. The cool mountain air and cedar-scented breeze make an ideal prelude to your Himalayan expedition.

Day 3: Manali – Atal Tunnel – Kunzum Pass – Kaza

An early breakfast marks the start of a thrilling 200 km drive to Kaza, the gateway to Spiti. The route passes through Atal Tunnel, Batal, Chatru, and the high-altitude Kunzum Pass. Snow-capped peaks, glacial streams, and narrow mountain roads make for an unforgettable road trip. By evening, you’ll reach Kaza for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 4: Exploring Kaza – Key, Langza, Komik & Hikkim

Wake up amidst Spiti’s mountain silence. After breakfast, visit the magnificent Key Monastery, perched high above the valley. Then journey through the villages of Langza, Komik, and Hikkim — home to the world’s highest post office. Mail a letter to yourself; it’s a memory that will arrive long after the journey ends. Overnight stay in a Spitian homestay with local hospitality and traditional cuisine.

Day 5: Tabo – Dhankar – Pin Valley – Kaza

After breakfast, drive to Tabo Monastery, known as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas” for its ancient murals and sculptures. Continue to the historic Dhankar Monastery, once the capital of Spiti. Then, enter the Pin Valley National Park, dotted with quaint villages like Mud, known for its colorful prayer flags and scenic serenity. Return to Kaza by evening for dinner and rest.

Day 6: Kaza – Chicham Bridge – Losar – Chandratal Lake

After breakfast, set out for Chandratal Lake, stopping by Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge, and Losar Village for lunch. By evening, reach Chandratal, the Lake of the Moon, famous for its mirror-like beauty. The night is spent under a blanket of stars at a campsite near the lake — a once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan camping experience.

Day 7: Chandratal – Atal Tunnel – Manali

Bid farewell to the high-altitude desert as you head back toward Manali via Atal Tunnel. The 7–8-hour drive is filled with scenic nostalgia. Arrive in Manali by evening and board your bus back to Delhi.

Day 8: Arrival in Delhi — Journey Ends, Memories Stay

Arrive in Delhi in the morning with a heart full of peace, a camera full of breathtaking photos, and memories of the Spiti Valley that will last a lifetime.

Why Choose This Spiti Adventure

• Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights

• Cost: ₹44,000 per person

• Type: Adventure + Cultural + Scenic Road Trip

• Highlights:

  • Drive through Atal Tunnel & Kunzum Pass

  • Visit Key & Dhankar Monasteries

  • Mail from the world’s highest post office at Hikkim

  • Camp by Chandratal Lake under a thousand stars

  • Experience true Himachali and Spitian hospitality

This 8-day Delhi to Spiti tour is not just a vacation — it’s a transformation. Between rugged valleys, sacred monasteries, and starlit lakes, you’ll find a deeper connection to nature, culture, and yourself.