Spiti Tour Packages
An Adventure in India
Spiti Tour Packages
An Adventure in India
About Spiti Tour Packages
The name "Spiti" means "The Middle Land," signifying its location between Tibet and India. With long winding roads and unforgettable snow-capped mountains, Spiti is located at an altitude of 12,500 feet above sea level and gets only 250 days of sunshine in the year. It is one of the coldest places in India.
Being close to Tibet, Spiti is heavily influenced by the region, having a number of monasteries there. Most notably, the stunning Key Monastery is one of the largest monasteries, which is over a thousand years old. The sight of fluttering prayer flags, praying monks, and prayer wheels will leave your heart calm and spellbound.
Spiti's allure lies in its pristine landscapes, undulating meadows, lush green pine forests and rich cultural heritage. It is a paradise for adventurers and nature lovers with a number of trekking trails and off-roads for a biking venture!
The sparsely populated villages are inhabited by 50-200 people and are a true recluse for those looking to escape the bustle of cities and yearning for a breathtaking escapade.
What Should You Not Miss Out in Spiti Valley?
Key Monastery
A Tibetan Buddhist monastery also known as Key Gompa located at an altitude of 4,166 meters. The monastery is over a thousand years old, home to ancient manuscripts, thangkas and murals. It is also a religious training institution of more than 300 Lamas.
Dhankar Monastery
Located at an altitude of 12,744 feet, the Dhankar Monastery offers a panoramic view of the Spiti Valley. Built over a thousand years ago, it has strong historical and architectural value, having been influenced by the Gelugpa School of Order since the 1450s.
Chandra Tal Lake
Known as the "Lake of the Moon," Chandra Tal is located at 4300 m. Its crescent shape and ever-changing colours make it one of the most beautiful lakes in India. The lake is surrounded by vast meadows and is mentioned in the Mahabharata.
River Rafting
Rafting in the Spiti or Pin River is a must-try adventure. Covering 180 km in 2–4 hours, it offers both thrilling rapids and spectacular landscapes.
Yak Safari
A unique way to explore Spiti's rugged terrains and valleys, yak safaris also provide a cultural immersion into local life, connecting visitors with nature and traditions.
Visit to the World’s Highest Post Office
Located in the village of Hikkim at 15,500 feet above sea level, this post office is a must-visit. Send a postcard to commemorate being at the top of the world!
Engage Your Taste Buds in Spiti Valley
Sea Buckthorn Tea
Indigenous to Spiti, this orange tea has medicinal and therapeutic benefits, perfect for rejuvenating yourself after a long trek.
Churam
Made with Yak cheese, butter, sugar and barley flour, this strong beverage is used as a morning energiser by locals.
Thukpa
A noodle soup dish, often made with vegetables or meat, Thukpa is a warm, hearty meal perfect for cold nights.
Mokthuk or Momos in Soup
Spiti’s take on momos, served in a delicious soup, is a local delicacy and a must-try street food.
Trout Fish Curry
Cooked in mustard oil and homegrown spices, this dish is served with steamed vegetables, offering rich local flavours.
Chhang
A local barley or rice-based alcoholic drink, it’s mildly intoxicating and holds traditional value.
Best Time to Visit Spiti
The best time to visit Spiti is from March to June when the weather is pleasant and ideal for exploration. If you want to experience winter in Spiti, visit between October to February but be prepared for extreme weather and possible road blockages. Always check local travel advisories before planning.
La Darcha Festival
To celebrate the trade relation between Lahaul, Spiti, Bhutan and Tibet.
Fagli Festival
To honour the Tibetan calendar, mark the end of winter and welcome the Spring season.
Pauri Fair
To spread love, peace and prosperity during the summer season by practicing pilgrim darshans of Lord Shiva in Buddhism.
Losar Festival
To celebrate the New Year in the Lunar calendar, in monasteries.
Buddha Purnima
To celebrate the holy birth of mighty Gautam Buddha, highlighting peace and compassion everywhere.
Gochi Festiva
La Darcha Festival
To celebrate the trade relation between Lahaul, Spiti, Bhutan and Tibet.
Fagli Festival
To honour the Tibetan calendar, mark the end of winter and welcome the Spring season.
Pauri Fair
To spread love, peace and prosperity during the summer season by practicing pilgrim darshans of Lord Shiva in Buddhism.
Losar Festival
To celebrate the New Year in the Lunar calendar, in monasteries.
Buddha Purnima
To celebrate the holy birth of mighty Gautam Buddha, highlighting peace and compassion everywhere.
Gochi Festiva
La Darcha Festival
To celebrate the trade relation between Lahaul, Spiti, Bhutan and Tibet.
Fagli Festival
To honour the Tibetan calendar, mark the end of winter and welcome the Spring season.
Pauri Fair
To spread love, peace and prosperity during the summer season by practicing pilgrim darshans of Lord Shiva in Buddhism.
Losar Festival
To celebrate the New Year in the Lunar calendar, in monasteries.
Buddha Purnima
To celebrate the holy birth of mighty Gautam Buddha, highlighting peace and compassion everywhere.
Gochi Festiva
The Himalayan Cafe
This beautiful cafe in the Spiti valley offers a warm and lively ambience. It serves authentic local food of the Himalayan and Tibetan regions
Dragon Restaurant
It is a famous restaurant in Spiti popular for its pocket friendly rates and food of various cuisines like Chinese, Tibetan and Indian.
Cafe Kunzum Top
This cafe is a must visit spot to witness the Kunzum pass in the Lahaul Spiti region along with the delightful Tibetan food they offer.
Hotel Dupchen
This charming hotel located in Kaza is known for its rejuvenating vibe and atmosphere along with providing the customers a delightful culinary experience.
Yak Cafe
It is one of the most famous cafes in Kaza. This charming cafe offers a variety of cuisines like, Continental, Chinese and Tibetan with a welcoming environment.
Sachin Kunga Restaurant
This restaurant is located in Old Kaza in Spiti and is definitely one of the must visits in the valley. It offers Indian cuisine and a warm welcoming atmosphere to the customer
The Himalayan Cafe
This beautiful cafe in the Spiti valley offers a warm and lively ambience. It serves authentic local food of the Himalayan and Tibetan regions
Dragon Restaurant
It is a famous restaurant in Spiti popular for its pocket friendly rates and food of various cuisines like Chinese, Tibetan and Indian.
Cafe Kunzum Top
This cafe is a must visit spot to witness the Kunzum pass in the Lahaul Spiti region along with the delightful Tibetan food they offer.
Hotel Dupchen
This charming hotel located in Kaza is known for its rejuvenating vibe and atmosphere along with providing the customers a delightful culinary experience.
Yak Cafe
It is one of the most famous cafes in Kaza. This charming cafe offers a variety of cuisines like, Continental, Chinese and Tibetan with a welcoming environment.
Sachin Kunga Restaurant
This restaurant is located in Old Kaza in Spiti and is definitely one of the must visits in the valley. It offers Indian cuisine and a warm welcoming atmosphere to the customer
The Himalayan Cafe
This beautiful cafe in the Spiti valley offers a warm and lively ambience. It serves authentic local food of the Himalayan and Tibetan regions
Dragon Restaurant
It is a famous restaurant in Spiti popular for its pocket friendly rates and food of various cuisines like Chinese, Tibetan and Indian.
Cafe Kunzum Top
This cafe is a must visit spot to witness the Kunzum pass in the Lahaul Spiti region along with the delightful Tibetan food they offer.
Hotel Dupchen
This charming hotel located in Kaza is known for its rejuvenating vibe and atmosphere along with providing the customers a delightful culinary experience.
Yak Cafe
It is one of the most famous cafes in Kaza. This charming cafe offers a variety of cuisines like, Continental, Chinese and Tibetan with a welcoming environment.
Sachin Kunga Restaurant
This restaurant is located in Old Kaza in Spiti and is definitely one of the must visits in the valley. It offers Indian cuisine and a warm welcoming atmosphere to the customer
Sea Buckthorn Tea
The zesty Orange Tea, or more specifically, the sea buckthorn tea is indigenous to Spiti, with the bush growing near the Spiti River.
Churam
With yak being common throughout Spiti, this is a strong beverage, often used as a morning tea. The tea keeps the locals warm and energized.
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Thukpa
Thukpa is noodles served with soup and a delicacy well cherished in mountainous regions. egetables and other meats are added to the dish to enhance its taste and nutritional value.
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Mokthuk or Momos in Soup
No trip to Spiti can be completed if you haven’t tasted the momo there. Momos are the best street food you will find in the valley and are quite conveniently accessible.
Trout Fish Curry
If you love fish, you must try the special trout fish curry of Spiti which is cooked in mustard oil with homegrown spices and seasoning.
Chhang
Chhang is a local alcoholic beverage prepared from barley or rice. It is quite a traditional drink which is mildly intoxicating and popular among people in the hilly areas.
Sea Buckthorn Tea
The zesty Orange Tea, or more specifically, the sea buckthorn tea is indigenous to Spiti, with the bush growing near the Spiti River.
Churam
With yak being common throughout Spiti, this is a strong beverage, often used as a morning tea. The tea keeps the locals warm and energized.
Thukpa
Thukpa is noodles served with soup and a delicacy well cherished in mountainous regions. egetables and other meats are added to the dish to enhance its taste and nutritional value.
Mokthuk or Momos in Soup
No trip to Spiti can be completed if you haven’t tasted the momo there. Momos are the best street food you will find in the valley and are quite conveniently accessible.
Trout Fish Curry
If you love fish, you must try the special trout fish curry of Spiti which is cooked in mustard oil with homegrown spices and seasoning.
Chhang
Chhang is a local alcoholic beverage prepared from barley or rice. It is quite a traditional drink which is mildly intoxicating and popular among people in the hilly areas.
Sea Buckthorn Tea
The zesty Orange Tea, or more specifically, the sea buckthorn tea is indigenous to Spiti, with the bush growing near the Spiti River.
Churam
With yak being common throughout Spiti, this is a strong beverage, often used as a morning tea. The tea keeps the locals warm and energized.
Thukpa
Thukpa is noodles served with soup and a delicacy well cherished in mountainous regions. egetables and other meats are added to the dish to enhance its taste and nutritional value.
Mokthuk or Momos in Soup
No trip to Spiti can be completed if you haven’t tasted the momo there. Momos are the best street food you will find in the valley and are quite conveniently accessible.
Trout Fish Curry
If you love fish, you must try the special trout fish curry of Spiti which is cooked in mustard oil with homegrown spices and seasoning.
Chhang
Chhang is a local alcoholic beverage prepared from barley or rice. It is quite a traditional drink which is mildly intoxicating and popular among people in the hilly areas.
Buddhist Singing Bowls
These therapeutic singing bowls can be shopped from local artisans along the way and other speciality stores in Spiti Valley.
Tibetan Handicraft
You can shop different kinds of handicrafts and jewellery from Keylong market and also from many local artisans in the village areas.
Drinks and Pickles
There are a variety of Leh berries juices and Lingad, Karonda pickles that you can buy from the local juice bars and organic farms in the valley
Spiti Valley Jewellery
You can buy exquisite jewellery of the Tibetan culture from homestays in the famous Tabo village.
Spiti Shawls
You can find woven Pashmina and woolen shawls in the bustling and vibrant Kaza market.
Yak Wool Products
Products like shawls, mufflers, hand knitted hats and blankets can be shopped from homestays and local markets or during a fair trade or festivals.
Buddhist Singing Bowls
These therapeutic singing bowls can be shopped from local artisans along the way and other speciality stores in Spiti Valley.
Tibetan Handicraft
You can shop different kinds of handicrafts and jewellery from Keylong market and also from many local artisans in the village areas.
Drinks and Pickles
There are a variety of Leh berries juices and Lingad, Karonda pickles that you can buy from the local juice bars and organic farms in the valley
Spiti Valley Jewellery
You can buy exquisite jewellery of the Tibetan culture from homestays in the famous Tabo village.
Spiti Shawls
You can find woven Pashmina and woolen shawls in the bustling and vibrant Kaza market.
Yak Wool Products
Products like shawls, mufflers, hand knitted hats and blankets can be shopped from homestays and local markets or during a fair trade or festivals.
Buddhist Singing Bowls
These therapeutic singing bowls can be shopped from local artisans along the way and other speciality stores in Spiti Valley.
Tibetan Handicraft
You can shop different kinds of handicrafts and jewellery from Keylong market and also from many local artisans in the village areas.
Drinks and Pickles
There are a variety of Leh berries juices and Lingad, Karonda pickles that you can buy from the local juice bars and organic farms in the valley
Spiti Valley Jewellery
You can buy exquisite jewellery of the Tibetan culture from homestays in the famous Tabo village.
Spiti Shawls
You can find woven Pashmina and woolen shawls in the bustling and vibrant Kaza market.
Yak Wool Products
Products like shawls, mufflers, hand knitted hats and blankets can be shopped from homestays and local markets or during a fair trade or festivals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Aarogya Setu needs to be installed on all travelers' phones.
- All travelers are required to abide by the SOPs and directives provided by the Health and Family Welfare Department, Disaster Management Cell, and Revenue Department.
- Every traveler is required to abide by the rules for responsible and safe travel.
- No permission is needed for Indian nationals to enter the Spiti Valley.
- Since the Shimla-Kinnaur road passes near the Indo-Tibetan border, foreign nationals entering Spiti by this route must have an Inner Line Permit.
- Inner Line Permits are available for purchase at the Reckong Peo, Kinnaur Permits office for travelers.
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