Splendid Spiti
Spiti is one of the most bizarre and gorgeous places to see. At an altitude of 4,000+ meters, the Spitian landscape is so distinct from other valleys in Himachal, you'll think you're in some another country and another time.
₹19800
Places Covered
Shimla, Sarahan, Nako, Sangla, Kaza
Duration
9D / 8N
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Prepare for a jaw-dropping experience.
Spiti's gorgeous vistas will leave you spellbound and stunned. With clear blue skies, snow-capped mountains, and stark barren landscapes with not a person insight, you will stand there in awe as you watch the magic of nature unfold in this isolated place, away from the noise of civilization.
This Trip is Perfect for
- Nature and trek-lovers
- Those interested in spirituality, buddhism, and Tibetan art and culture
- Groups of upto 6 friends
Highlights of this trip
- Explore Shimla — it's markets, people, and food
- Behold the snow-capped Himalayan peaks in Sarahan, flanked on the banks of the meandering Sutlej River
- Visit the Goddess Bhima Kaali temple, the architecture of which is very akin to a monastery
- Enjoy some soothing music around the bonfire in Sangla Village
- Visit the famous lake of nako village
- Visit the ancient and revered Narayan Nagini Temple in Kalpa.
- Visit Kibber, the highest motorable village in the world
- Visit Key Monastery along with some adventure activity in Pin Valley
Spoil yourself with Choices
We make sure you get a choice in almost everything, here are some common concerns travellers have and the choices we provide as answers to them
Where will I Stay ?
- Homestays
- Cottages
- Guesthouses
- Camps
How will I Travel ?
- Swift Dzire
- Innova Crysta
What about Food ?
- Traditional Veg. Himachali and Tibetan Cuisine
- Non-veg. Pahadi Cuisine
- Local delicacies native to Himachal Pradesh and Spiti
Key Features of this trip
Rest and Relaxation
- Spend a lazy afternoon sitting by the Parvati River bank in Kasol
- Chill in cafes in Kasol. Enjoy Israeli and Tibetan cuisine or local Himachali delicacies like Siddu, Rajma Chawal, and Makke Di Roti and Sarso Da Saag
- Enjoy a hot water bath at Manikaran — along with some leisurely shopping for handicrafts, paintings, and other artwork
- Unwind in Jibhi, surrounded by thick pine and deodar forest
- Soak in the panoramic views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges from Jalori Pass
Shopping
- Buy handicrafts and souvenirs like Kullvi Shawls, caps, and home decor items in Kasol and Manikaran
- Shop for woollen clothes in Manali
Frequently Asked Questions
There is an ATM in Kasol market but it rarely works so we wouldn't suggest you rely on it. Then there's one in Manikaran market and one in Jari. But we suggest you carry cash with you before entering Parvati Valley, ideally from Bhuntar (you'll avoid extra commision for cash transactions). You will also find ATMs in Manali.
Yes, the locals know basic English and are fluent in Hindi. So if you know any of these languages, communicating the basics won't be an issue.
You'll get good network connectivity in Kasol, Manali, and Jibhi. Getting good network signal in the more isolated, high-altitude regions, however, might be an issue.
As you'll be travelling in the spring, just a hoodie or some warm clothes will suffice. Also carry a rain-jacket or umbrella along as intermittent rain is a common phenomenon in Himachal. Other than that, carry a flashlight, long socks for hiking and to stay warm, binoculars, a good camera for capturing the view, and most importantly — a power bank.
Our travel buddies will always be a call away in case you need any help or guidance. For in-person support, here's a list of locals who'll be at your service in case of emergencies: Pankaj Sharma: 9459668084 Shantitrip Holidays Help Desk: 8219235768 Himachal Police : 01902265412 or 100
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