₹23500 / Per Person
Embark on a thrilling 8-day winter road trip to Spiti Valley starting from Chandigarh. This journey is designed for those who love adventure, remote landscapes, and the serene beauty of the Himalayas in winter. Traveling through scenic mountain roads, you'll pass through picturesque towns like Narkanda, Sangla, Kalpa, and Tabo, each offering a unique cultural experience and breathtaking views. The route offers challenging yet rewarding driving conditions, especially with snow-covered paths leading you to the heart of Spiti. Once in Kaza, you can explore high-altitude monasteries like Key Monastery and visit remote villages like Kibber and Hikkim. Spiti’s winter charm – snow-covered villages, frozen rivers, and panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks – will make this journey a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Kinner Kailash Views: Enjoy magnificent views of the Kinner Kailash range, especially from Kalpa and Sangla, surrounded by apple orchards in winter.
| Trek Name | Winter Spiti Road Trip |
| Adventure Type | Moderate to Challenging (due to snow and high altitude) |
| Base Camp | |
| Season | Winters |
| Month | December to February |
Start your winter road trip early from Chandigarh and drive along the winding roads through the picturesque towns of Himachal Pradesh. As you approach Narkanda, the landscape begins to change, offering views of lush apple orchards and towering pine trees. Narkanda, located at an altitude of 8,100 feet, welcomes you with its first glimpses of snow and spectacular views of the surrounding mountain ranges. If time permits, take a detour to Hatu Peak, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the valley. Settle in for a restful night in Narkanda, which provides a perfect blend of serenity and adventure as the gateway to the Spiti Valley.
On Day 2, continue your winter road trip towards Sangla, nestled in the stunning Baspa Valley of Kinnaur. The journey is scenic yet challenging, with snow-covered roads and narrow mountain passes requiring caution. As you drive through towering pine forests, the beauty of the landscape intensifies, with the white snow blending beautifully with the greenery. Upon reaching Sangla, you’ll be welcomed by the picturesque village, known for its traditional Kinnauri architecture — wooden houses with intricate carvings. Spend the evening exploring this charming village, take in the crisp mountain air, and prepare for the higher altitude roads that await you on your journey deeper into the Himalayas.
This day takes you deeper into the Spiti Valley, as you drive from Sangla to Nako or Tabo. The route includes a stop at the breathtaking Khab, the confluence of the Spiti and Satluj rivers, offering dramatic views of nature’s raw power. Upon reaching Nako, a quaint Himalayan village, explore its serene charm, including the Nako Lake and local trails. If the group chooses Tabo, you’ll enjoy the evening at one of Spiti’s most culturally significant destinations. Dinner and a traditional homestay experience await at the end of the day.
Begin the day with a visit to Tabo Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a 1,000-year-old center of Buddhist culture. The journey continues to Dhankar Gompa, perched atop a cliff and offering panoramic views of the Spiti Valley. Capture unforgettable photographs and absorb the spiritual energy of the place. The day concludes in Kaza, the cultural hub of Spiti Valley, where you’ll check into a cozy homestay for dinner and a relaxing night.
Day 6 is dedicated to exploring some of the most iconic and remote places around Kaza. Start the day with a visit to Key Monastery, one of the most famous and largest monasteries in Spiti, perched at an altitude of 4,166 meters. The monastery’s stunning location atop a hill offers panoramic views of the Spiti Valley. After exploring the monastery, drive to Hikkim, home to the world’s highest post office at 14,567 feet. It’s a unique experience to send a postcard from here, adding a special touch to your adventure. Finally, head towards Kibber Village, one of the highest inhabited villages in the world. Winter in Kibber is magical, offering spectacular views of the snow-capped mountains and the chance to spot wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard. This day offers a perfect mix of spirituality, history, and natural beauty, giving you an unforgettable experience in the heart of Spiti.
Day 6 of the Spiti Winter Expedition takes you on an unforgettable journey through the high-altitude villages of the Spiti Valley. Prepare for a long but rewarding drive, offering panoramic winter views of the rugged landscapes and the majestic Spiti River. The day's route will lead you to three iconic villages—Langza, Komic, and Hikkim—each with its unique charm and fascinating significance. Hikkim is home to the world’s highest post office, while Langza is known for its fossil-rich terrain and mesmerizing views of the Chau Chau Kang Nilda peak. Komic, the world’s highest motorable village, offers a glimpse of life at an altitude like no other.
This day promises a mix of natural beauty, high-altitude exploration, and cultural encounters, making it a true highlight of your Spiti Winter Expedition.
On Day 7, bid farewell to the picturesque town of Kaza and set off on a serene journey towards Kalpa, a tranquil village nestled in the heart of the Kinnaur Valley. The drive takes you through winding mountain roads, offering mesmerizing views of the Spiti Valley's rugged beauty, the Spiti River, and unique terrain that makes this region so special. As you approach Kalpa, the majestic Kinnaur Kailash range comes into view, standing tall and breathtaking in the distance. Kalpa, known for its serene ambiance and vibrant apple orchards, welcomes you with stunning views, fresh mountain air, and a chance to unwind. Spend your evening relaxing in the peaceful surroundings, savoring local cuisine, and reflecting on the incredible journey that has unfolded so far.
On Day 8, it's time to bid adieu to the magnificent landscapes of Spiti as you make your way back to Chandigarh, bringing an end to this unforgettable expedition. The long drive will take you through the scenic beauty of Himachal Pradesh, offering one last chance to appreciate the Himalayan landscapes and winding mountain roads. As you journey through the hills and valleys, take in the last glimpses of the stunning terrain that has become the backdrop of your incredible adventure. Upon reaching Chandigarh by evening, the trip will conclude with a drop-off, leaving you with cherished memories of the Spiti Winter Expedition.
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Yes, the Winter Spiti Road Trip is suitable for first-time travelers with a basic level of fitness. However, the terrain can be challenging, especially with snow and icy roads, so prior experience with mountain travel or a readiness for adventure is recommended.
A sturdy SUV or a 4x4 vehicle is highly recommended for this road trip due to the rugged terrain and snow-covered roads. These vehicles offer better stability and traction on challenging mountain roads.
The best time for the Winter Spiti Road Trip is between December and March when the region is covered in snow, offering a true winter wonderland experience. However, be prepared for cold weather and possible road closures due to heavy snowfall.
To acclimate to high altitudes, it’s important to stay hydrated, avoid exerting yourself, and take regular breaks. Consider consulting a doctor before the trip, especially if you have a history of altitude sickness.
Accommodation in Spiti during winter is limited and basic. You’ll stay in guesthouses or homestays with warm, cozy rooms, but you should be prepared for fewer facilities and cold temperatures at night. Some guesthouses may remain closed during the winter season, so it’s crucial to book in advance.
