A Fun Escapade To Spiti Valley Delhi - Manali - Kaza - Kaza - Kaza - Chandratal - Manali - Delhi

Duration

8 Nights / 9 Days

Inclusions2

Travel Safe

Certified Captains

Flexible Cancellation

Easy EMI

Overview

The Spiti Valley is the ultimate pristine getaway where you can reconnect with your inner self through the joy of natural beauty. It is a hidden treasure nestled away in the folds of the high Himalayas. This thinly populated valley, which is located on the Tibetan plateau, exhibits the rich culture of the Buddhist tradition. In the Spiti Valley, there are a lot of places to see.

Take advantage of the chance to explore the region's brilliant beauty this time while on your road trip. It is made better by the distant valleys and lovely scenery. Some of Spiti's most famous passes will appear as you ride across the mountainous terrain.

Our trip will include a round journey to Spiti Valley along with the nearby scenic beauties including Jalori Pass, Monesatries, mountains and much more.

Itinerary

Day 1 Departure From Delhi
- Gather at the boarding point to start your journey.
- An overnight journey to Manali.
- Reach Manali by the next morning.
Day 2 Arrival In Manali
- Check-in to the respective stay in Manali.
- Have breakfast and explore the localities of Manali.
- This day will be a self-exploration day for visitors.
- For your self-exploration, some of the places you can visit are - Old Manali, Hadimba Devi Temple, Manali Mall Road, and Vashisht.
- At night the team captain will brief you about the tour.
- Return to the respective stay and have dinner.
Day 3 Manali - Kaza
- Check out from the stay in Manali and leave for Kaza.
- You will stop for a bit at the highest tunnel - Atal Tunnel.
- Upon arrival in Kaza, check into your designated stay.
- Travellers can indulge in cafe hopping and explore the local market in Kaza.
- Dinner followed by an overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 4 Sightseeing In Kaza
- Post breakfast, visit the Key Monastery or Kye Gompa.
- Take beautiful pictures of the scenic beauty of Kaza.
- Returning to the respective stay followed by dinner and an overnight stay at Kaza.
Day 5 A Leisure Day In Kaza
- Head out to visit the highest post office in the world, Hikkim, after breakfast.
- Afterwards, we will move towards Komic Village.
- Last but not least, we will visit the land of fossils, Langza.
- Returning to Kaza, dinner followed by another overnight stay at Kaza.
Day 6 Kaza - Chandratal Lake
- After breakfast, head towards pristine Chandratal Lake, a crescent-shaped lake.
- In the meantime, stop at the Chicham Bridge.
- Spend a memorable evening near Chandratal Lake.
- Enjoy some leisure time by the lakeside.
- An overnight stay at campsites near Chandratal Lake after dinner is served.
Day 7 Chandratal Lake - Manali
- After breakfast, leave your respective camps and head to Manali.
- En route, we shall be passing through Atal Tunnel. This is one of the highest tunnels with mesmerizing scenic beauties.
- We will stop for a bit at this tunnel.
- After that, the teams will arrive in Manali.
- Stay and have dinner in Manali.
Day 8 Manali - Delhi
- The day will be a self-exploration day in Manali.
- The travellers will have a day to explore the place.
- At night we will leave for Delhi.
- Return to Delhi from Manali by bus.
- The group will reach Delhi and part ways with fond memories.
Day 9 Arrival In Delhi
- Arrive in Delhi with a bucket full of memories.

Inclusions

Travelling in Tempo traveller from Jibhi to Manali
Meals (7 breakfasts and dinners) included.
Accommodation of 7 nights.
Accommodations on a triple-sharing basis per itinerary. The cost for double sharing will differ.
First aid kit
Travel permits
Backup vehicle
Oxygen cylinder
Oximeter

Exclusions

Additional accommodation or food costs.
Any additional meals other than what is mentioned in 'inclusions.'
Additional cost due to train or flight cancellations.
Entry fee at the location.
5% GST
Early check-in at the hotel.
Any personal expenses such as laundry or shopping

Things to pack

Warm clothes
Waterproof Jackets
Prescribed medicine if any
Footwear
Travel Documents
Prescribed Glasses
Reusable Water Bottle

Things to know

The dates shown are indicative and can be changed to match your schedule.

● Arrive half an hour before the departure time to avoid hustle-bustle.

● The accommodation at the hotels listed should not be considered assured unless specifically specified and subject to room availability. If the space has been filled, we will provide you with a different property.

● The cab will remain with you throughout the tour.

● You will be taken to the places listed in the itinerary. If you wish to go somewhere else you can go on your own.

● Woollen clothes are advisable to carry in every season as there is no predictability of the weather.

● If the advance payment is not received on time, the booking will be cancelled.

FAQS

Where is Himachal Pradesh located?

Himachal Pradesh is a state in northern India, nestled in the Himalayan region. It shares its borders with Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, and Tibet (China).
What are the best months to visit Himachal Pradesh?

The best time to visit Himachal Pradesh is generally from March to June (spring to early summer) and September to November (autumn). These months offer pleasant weather and are ideal for outdoor activities.
What are the popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh?

Himachal Pradesh boasts several popular destinations, including Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, McLeod Ganj, Kullu, Manikaran, Kasol, and more. Each place has its unique charm and attractions.
What activities can I enjoy in Himachal Pradesh?

You can indulge in a wide range of activities such as trekking, paragliding, river rafting, skiing, camping, and exploring picturesque landscapes and local culture.
Is it safe to travel to Himachal Pradesh?

Generally, Himachal Pradesh is considered safe for tourists. However, it's always essential to take necessary precautions, follow local guidelines, and be aware of weather conditions, especially in hilly areas.
Do I need any permits to visit certain areas in Himachal Pradesh?

Some regions in Himachal Pradesh, like Spiti Valley and Lahaul, may require permits for foreign tourists and, in some cases, Indian tourists as well. Your travel company can assist you in obtaining the necessary permits.
What is the local cuisine like in Himachal Pradesh?

Himachali cuisine is known for its diverse flavors. Try dishes like Dham, Chana Madra, Babru, and more. Don't forget to taste the famous Himachali apples.
What should I pack for my trip to Himachal Pradesh?

Depending on the season and activities you plan to undertake, you may need warm clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and any specific gear required for adventure activities.