Spiti is not just a destination — it's an unforgettable journey through India's 'Middle Land'. Sitting at an average altitude of 4,000m, Spiti is a high-altitude cold desert featuring thousand-year-old cliffside monasteries, turquoise glacial rivers, and starry Milky Way nights.
Starting from Shimla through Kinnaur, Tabo, Kaza, and Key Monastery, this full circuit journey culminates with camping beside the legendary Chandratal Lake before descending to Manali.
1,000-year-old Buddhist fortresses perched dramatically above Spiti River.
Send handwritten postcards from 14,567 ft high post office.
Cross Asia's highest suspension bridge over a deep 1,000 ft gorge.
Overnight glamping by the crystal-clear crescent Moon Lake under Milky Way.
Report at Majnu Ka Tilla by 8:00 PM. Depart in a luxury Traveler/Volvo for Shimla. Overnight road journey.
Arrive in Shimla early morning, refresh, and drive towards Sangla/Chitkul via Narkanda & Rampur. Reach Chitkul — the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibet border. Overnight stay at Sangla/Chitkul.
Drive along the Baspa & Satluj rivers. Visit Khab Confluence and Gue Monastery (home to the 500-year-old naturally mummified monk). Arrive in Tabo by evening. Night stay in Tabo.
Visit Dhankar Monastery built on a cliff ledge overlooking Spiti Valley. Continue drive to Kaza — the administrative hub of Spiti. Check-in to hotel and relax.
Explore Key Monastery, cross Chicham Bridge, post letters at Hikkim Post Office, visit Komik (highest motorable village) and Langza Buddha statue. Return to Kaza for night stay.
Drive towards Kunzum Pass (15,060 ft) and trek 2km to the magical blue waters of Chandratal Lake. Check into luxury alpine tents by evening for stargazing under the clear Himalayan sky.
Drive across rugged Gramphu terrain and pass through Atal Tunnel to reach Manali. Check in at campsite/hotel for celebration dinner.
Explore Old Manali cafes & Hadimba Temple. Board return Volvo/Traveler in the evening for Delhi.
Advance booking amount ₹3,000 per person required to confirm seat.