Day 1:
- Arrive at Chandigarh Airport and meet our team. Transfer to your accommodation in Chandigarh for an overnight stay.
Are you planning a vacation in the mountains this holiday season? If yes, then consider booking Yogesh Bhaita Photography’s Spiti Valley tour package, which is indeed the best choice to indulge in the widest range of itineraries and experience the unparalleled beauty of the mountains. You can also customize the tour as per your specific needs.
Located in the north-eastern corner of Himachal Pradesh, the Spiti Valley is a natural paradise in its wildest form. Lying at a height of 2745 meters above sea level, the region experiences a dry and very cold climate and is marvelously surrounded by high mountains on all sides. The valley is home to numerous glaciers; the biggest one is Bara Shigri. If you are in awe of Buddhist art and culture, Spiti is definitely the place to be. It is home to monasteries treasuring rich repositories of ancient murals, thankas, wood carvings, and golden images of the Padmasambhava. The people of Spiti are friendly and hospitable; one can learn about their culture, traditional dances, ballads, folk tales, and legends.
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Nako Village Walk
This is a beautiful village known for its picturesque natural scenery and ancient monasteries. One can enjoy a relaxing walk through the town while getting an interesting glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the locals.
Exploring Kunzum Pass in Spiti Valley
A visit to Kunzum Pass, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Spiti, is a must for all. It is a high-altitude mountain pass strategically located in the Spiti Valley at about 4,551 meters above sea level. The region is popularly known among tourists for its breathtaking natural beauty and challenging terrain.
Spiti River
Also referred to as the “middle river." This river is a tributary of the Satluj River that flows through the Spiti Valley, the origin of which starts in the Kunzum range, which is covered by melting glaciers and snow.
Chandratal Trek
Another amazing thing to do in Spiti is camp at Chandratal, also known as Moon Lake, which would be an unforgettable experience. You would love to visit the lake, situated at an altitude of 4,300 meters and gorgeously outlined by magnificent snow-capped mountains.
Pin Valley Trek
A popular route promising breathtaking views of the rugged landscape of Spiti Valley, this trek starts from the quaint Mud village and runs all the way through Pin Valley National Park, one of the most untouched natural regions of the valley.
Treacherous Road Trek
Do not miss out on a trek through the Indo-Tibet Road, a breathtakingly beautiful mountain road connecting the Spiti Valley with the Kinnaur Valley.
Dhankar Lake
It is located near the Dhankar Monastery and is a hidden gem in the Spiti Valley that you must consider visiting. Although challenging, the trek to the lake offers the most stunning views of the mountains and valleys bordering it.
If you are planning to visit the beautiful Spiti Valley, June to mid-October is considered to be the best time to visit. Although the valley is open for visitors from mid-April to early November, the high passes open towards Manali or Ladakh valleys from June to mid-October. The tourists aren’t required to come to Shimla; one can easily resume their journey towards the other beautiful destinations of the Himalayas to witness the marvel of the valleys and passes.
By Air:
The nearest airport to Spiti is Kullu-Manali Airport (KUU). One can easily board a taxi or a rickshaw from the airport to reach the destination.
By Road:
This is the most convenient means of travel to reach Spiti Valley; one can hop on any of the regular buses from the nearby cities that ply for this city.
By Train:
If you are planning to travel by train, the Shimla Railway Station (SML) is the nearest railway station to reach Spiti Valley. Simply hire a cab, a jeep, or a bus to reach the destination.
We suggest you to respect the jungle and its environment. Maintaining the decorum will help you to take back some beautiful memories to cherish from the Jungle Safari. Simply follow the dos and don’ts listed below:
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Wear neutral/sober color outfits. | Do not smoke and drink liquor inside the park. |
Be calm composed when inside the jungle. | Do not wear bright color outfits. |
Pack light baggage. | Do not make unnecessary noise inside the jungle. |
Wear sunglasses. | Do not carry fire arms inside the park. |
Apply sunscreen to protect your skin from harsh UV rays of sun. | Do not feed the animals in the jungle. |
Wear hats to protect from sun rays. | Do not litter inside or outside the vehicle. |