Embark on a journey to the captivating Spiti Valley, nestled in the remote Himalayas of India. Marvel at its rugged terrain, with barren landscapes, deep gorges, and towering peaks. Explore ancient monasteries like Key and Tabo, witness the unique culture of the Spitian people, and immerse yourself in the serenity of this high-altitude desert. From thrilling adventures like trekking and mountain biking to spiritual encounters, Spiti Valley offers a truly unforgettable Himalayan experience.

Day 0: Delhi to Manali

Manali is synonymous streams and birdsong, forests and orchards and grandees of snow-capped mountains. Manali is the real starting point of an ancient trade route which crosses the Rohtang and Baralacha passes, and runs via Lahul and Ladakh to Kashmir while divergent road connects it with Spiti.

Day 1: Manali Arrival

Manali is all about an open valley with a deodar and pine forest cover, freshwater streams and peaks perennially covered with snow making it a perfect place to unwind and recharge. Not only does it have some fine staying places, but there also many spiritual retreats that call for a visit.

Day 2: Manali to Kaza Via Kunzum La

Kaza is known for its colorful festivals and the Sakya Tangyud Monastery. Rudyard Kipling described the Lahaul and Spiti region as 'a world within a world'. And situated about 11,980 feet above sea level, it really is just that.

The Kunzum Pass is one of India's highest motorized passes, and acts as a bridge between the Lahaul Valley and the Spiti Valley. Kunzum Pass offers photographers a sanctuary! Beautiful glaciers, snow-clad peaks and the surrounding valley offer exquisite photographic views.

Day 3: Visit Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic and Langza

The monastery is known for its ancient murals, rare thangkas and ancient weapons. The images of Gautam Buddha in dhyana (meditation) position are a must see. The monastery also has a sizeable collection of musical instruments like trumpets, cymbals and drums.

Hikkin is located at a distance of 16 Kms from Kaza, it is one hour uphill drive all the way and the village is famous for having a permanently structured highest post office of the world at the height of 14567 feet (4440 meters).

Komic in Himachal Pradesh is said to be home to the world's highest motorable village. It is perched at over 15000 ft (approx.) above sea level!

Langza village is famous for huge quantities of fossils found here. Because of this the village is also known as the “Fossil Village”. It is believed that Spiti was once submerged under the Tethys sea and this is the reason for the abundance of these marine fossils in Langza village.

Day 4: Chandrataal Lake - Losar

Chandra Taal is a tourist destination for trekkers and campers. The lake is accessible by road from Batal and by road as well as on foot from Kunzum Pass from late May to early October. The road to Chandra Taal branches off from NH-505 about 2.9 kilometres (1.8 mi) from Batal and 8 km (5.0 mi) from Kunzum Pass.

 Losar Festival is celebrated in the Ladakh region. It is celebrated to mark the beginning of the Ladakhi New Year. The festival is celebrated on the 1st day of the eleventh month of Tibetan Calendar.

Day 5: Start Your Journey Back to Manali Departure to Delhi

Note: Please note that this itinerary is a suggestion and may be subject to change based on various factors such as weather conditions, local events, and other .