Thoughtfully designed day-by-day plans to experience the soul of Spiti Valley at your own pace.
Land of Snow and Endless Blue
Spiti Valley was once a major stop on the ancient Silk Road, with Tibetan Buddhism shaping its culture and architecture. Today, its remote landscape and sparse population make it a haven for solitude-seekers and adventure enthusiasts. The valley's unique charm lies in its harsh yet beautiful landscape, dotted with ancient monasteries and prayer flags fluttering in the wind. Visitors can explore the stunning landscapes, trek to remote villages, or simply soak in the tranquility of this high-altitude desert. As you wander through Spiti Valley, the silence and vast expanses of wilderness evoke a sense of awe and introspection. With its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality, Spiti Valley is a destination that will leave you spellbound.
Bhuntar Airport (KXT) is the nearest airport, 55 km from Tabo, flights from Delhi and Chandigarh, 1 hour taxi ride.
Available at hotels and cafes in Tabo and Kaza, poor coverage in valleys and villages.
Jio and Airtel networks work best, dead zones in remote areas.
No direct trains, nearest railway station is Chandigarh (CDG), 7-8 hour journey from Delhi, then bus or taxi to Spiti.
Himachal Road Transport buses from Manali and Shimla, private buses and taxis available, ₹800-1200, 7-8 hours from Manali.
Getting around
Hire a bike for ₹500-800 per day to explore villages and landscapes.
Use cash for local purchases and tips, cards accepted at hotels and restaurants.