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A mountain road above the braided river of Spiti Valley with snowy peaks beyond
Road Trip

Spiti Valley Circuit

Ancient monasteries, high passes and landscapes from another world.

9 Days / 8 Nights Moderate Max Altitude 4,551 m May – October
₹34,999per person
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High passes,
bigger
perspectives

Trip overview

At the edge of the ordinary.

The Spiti Valley Circuit is a journey into a stark and spellbinding world — ancient monasteries perched on cliffs, high altitude desert landscapes, quaint villages and some of the most dramatic mountain roads on earth. A trip for seekers, drivers, dreamers and everyone in between.

This is not just a road trip. It’s a rare perspective on life, culture and the raw beauty of the Himalayas.

Ancient
monasteries
High altitude
landscapes
Remote Himalayan
villages
Unforgettable
road journeys

“Mountains don’t just change your view, they change you.”

Key Monastery glowing in evening light above the Spiti river
Hairpin bends climbing a snowy mountainside
Chandratal lake reflecting a snowy peak

Your Route

A journey through ancient monasteries, high passes and surreal landscapes.

  1. Day 01Manali – KazaInto the mountains
  2. Day 02Kaza – Key MonasteryMonasteries and mountain life
  3. Day 03Hikkim – LangzaWorld’s highest post office
  4. Day 04Komic – KibberIndia’s highest village
  5. Day 05ChandratalA night under a million stars
  6. Day 06Kaza – Kunzum PassHigh passes and vast horizons
  7. Day 07Nako – TaboAncient villages and monasteries
  8. Day 08Tabo – KalpaFrom desert to green valleys
  9. Day 09Kalpa – ManaliReturn with lasting memories
SPITI VALLEY CIRCUIT ROUTES CREATE BETTER HUMANS Manali Kunzum Pass (4,551 m) Kaza Hikkim Langza Komic Key Monastery Chandratal Higher places, braver people Spiti Valley

What’s Included

  • SUV / Tempo Travellerwith experienced driver
  • Premium staysrooms on twin sharing
  • All meals (breakfast & dinner)
  • Inner line permitsand entry fees
  • Trip leader and on-ground support
  • First aid kit and oxygen support

What’s Not Included

  • Flights / train tickets to and from Manali
  • Lunches and personal expenses
  • Camera fees (where applicable)
  • Travel insurance (highly recommended)
  • Tips, porterage and personal shopping
  • Any item not mentioned in inclusions

Where You’ll Stay

Comfort in the Himalayas. Authentic experiences.
Stays may vary based on availability, with similar standards.
Traditional whitewashed houses in a Spiti village

Kaza

Hotel DeyzorComfortable stays with mountain views.

A cosy bed on a wooden deck overlooking a mountain valley

Langza

Langza HomestayExperience local hospitality.

Glowing tents at a campsite at night

Chandratal

Camps by the LakeSleep under a sky full of stars.

Upcoming Departures

Choose your dates. Your next story awaits.
More departures added regularly.
Departure DateDurationAvailabilityTrip Price (per person)Book
Sep 26, 20269 Days / 8 Nights5 seats left₹34,999Book Now
May 08, 20279 Days / 8 Nights6 seats left₹34,999Book Now
Jun 05, 20279 Days / 8 Nights4 seats left₹34,999Book Now
Jul 10, 20279 Days / 8 Nights8 seats left₹34,999Book Now
Aug 07, 20279 Days / 8 NightsSold out₹34,999Sold Out

Packing & Weather Guide

Be prepared. Travel better.
  • Warm
    layers
  • Trekking
    shoes
  • Woollens
    & gloves
  • Sunscreen
    & sunglasses
  • Water bottle
    & meds
Weather (May – October) Days: 5°C to 20°C  |  Nights: -5°C to 10°C
Be prepared for sudden weather changes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the best time to do the Spiti Valley Circuit?

May to October, when the high passes are open. June to September offers the most reliable road conditions; late September and October bring crisp skies and golden landscapes.

Do I need a permit for Spiti?

Indian nationals don’t need a permit for most of the circuit. Foreign nationals need an Inner Line Permit for the stretch near the border — we arrange all required permits for you.

Is this trip suitable for beginners?

Yes. It’s a road trip with short optional walks, rated moderate mainly because of altitude. We plan gradual acclimatisation and carry oxygen support.

What kind of accommodation is provided?

A mix of comfortable hotels, local homestays and lakeside camps, on twin sharing. Single rooms can be arranged on request at an extra cost.

Can we do this trip in our own vehicle?

Yes — we offer a self-drive format with a lead vehicle, route support and all stays booked. Get in touch and we’ll share the details.

What about network connectivity?

Expect patchy coverage. BSNL and Jio usually work in Kaza and a few villages, but there are long stretches with no signal. Consider it a digital detox.

Is travel insurance necessary?

We strongly recommend a policy that covers high-altitude travel and medical evacuation. It’s not included in the trip price.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation charges depend on how close to departure you cancel. Our team will share the complete policy with your booking confirmation.