Delhi to Spiti Valley Tour Package 2026

Q: 1. What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley from Delhi?

The ideal time is from late May to early October. During these months, both the Shimla and Manali routes are open, allowing you to complete the full Spiti circuit. If you wish to see a "White Spiti" (winter), the Shimla route remains open even in February and March, though temperatures can drop to -25°C.

Q: 2. Do I need any permits for the Spiti Valley trip?

Indian Nationals: No special Inner Line Permits (ILP) are required for Indian citizens to visit Spiti. You only need a valid Government ID (Aadhar/Voter ID). Foreign Nationals: You must obtain an Inner Line Permit, which can be arranged at the Reckong Peo or Shimla DC office.

Q: 3. How many days are enough for a Spiti Valley tour?

A minimum of 8 to 9 days is recommended for a Delhi-to-Delhi trip. This allows for proper acclimatization as you travel via the Shimla-Kinnaur route and ensures you don't spend more than 6-7 hours driving each day.

Q: 4. Is there mobile connectivity and internet in Spiti?

Connectivity is limited. BSNL Postpaid has the widest coverage across the valley. Jio and Airtel work reasonably well in Kaza town but may lose signal in remote villages like Hikkim or Langza. Expect zero connectivity at Chandratal Lake.

Q: 5. How do I prevent Altitude Sickness (AMS)?

To prevent AMS, we follow the "Slow Ascent" rule by entering via Shimla. We also recommend: Staying hydrated (drink 3-4 liters of water daily). Avoiding alcohol and smoking during the first 48 hours. Wonder Bharat Holidays provides portable oxygen cylinders in our vehicles for emergencies.

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Delhi
Meals
Breakfast & Dinner
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Hiking & Road Trip
Transportation
Tempo Traveller
Group Size
15-25
Minimum Age
20
Maximum Age
35

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Unveil the Magic of “The Middle Land” Embark on a soul-stirring journey from the bustling streets of Delhi to the tranquil, high-altitude cold desert of Spiti Valley. Known as “Little Tibet,” Spiti is a realm of ancient monasteries, turquoise lakes, and some of the world’s highest inhabited villages.

Our Wonder Bharat Holidays Spiti package is meticulously designed to ensure a gradual ascent, helping you acclimatize while you traverse the scenic Kinnaur Valley, witness the prehistoric fossils of Langza, and send a postcard from Hikkim—the world’s highest post office. Whether you are crossing the mighty Kunzum Pass or camping under a million stars at Chandratal Lake, this 9-day circuit offers an unparalleled blend of rugged adventure and spiritual peace.

Trip Highlights

1. The "World’s Highest" Bucket List
2. Hikkim: Send a postcard to your loved ones from the World’s Highest Post Office (4,440 m).
3. Komic: Visit the Highest Motorable Village in the World, where you can dine at the highest café and witness yaks grazing in high-altitude pastures.
4. Chicham Bridge: Walk across Asia's Highest Suspension Bridge, a feat of engineering suspended over a deep gorge.
5. Key Monastery: Capture the iconic "Little Tibet" shot of this 1,000-year-old hilltop monastery—the largest in Spiti.
6. Chandratal Lake (The Moon Lake): Camp under a blanket of a billion stars by the crescent-shaped turquoise lake at 4,300 m.

Day 0 :

Departure From Delhi

• You’ll board the vehicle and set off on an exciting overnight journey to Manali.

• You can relax or simply gaze at the night sky as you drive towards the mountains.

• Feel the anticipation build as you leave the city lights behind and head closer to the Himalayas.

Day 01 :

Manali Arrival | Day at Leisure

• You’ll wake up to fresh mountain air as you reach Manali early in the morning.

• After checking in, you’ll have the entire day free to explore the town your way.

• Indulge in cafe hopping, stroll along Mall Road, or shop for souvenirs.

• Soak in the mountain vibes before enjoying a warm dinner and a cozy night’s stay.

Highlights of the Day: Cafe Hopping, Mall Road

Day 02 :

Manali to Kaza

• After breakfast, you’ll begin your journey toward Kaza via the iconic Atal Tunnel.

• You’ll drive through breathtaking landscapes and witness the stunning views of Kunzum Pass.

• The road trip will give you plenty of moments to stop, click pictures, and truly feel the Himalayas.

• You’ll reach Kaza by evening, check into your stay, and unwind with dinner.

Highlights of the Day: Atal Tunner, Kunzum Pass

Day 03 :

Spiti Sightseeing Day 1 (Pin Valley, Tabo, Dhankar)

• Your day will start with a visit to Kungri Monastery in the beautiful Pin Valley.

• You’ll explore the thousand-year-old Tabo Monastery and feel its spiritual charm.

• The views from Dhankar Monastery and Dhankar Fort will leave you speechless.

• You’ll return to Kaza in the evening for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 04 :

Spiti Sightseeing Day 2 (Hikkim, Komic, Langza, Key Monastery)

• Today, you’ll visit Key Monastery, an iconic symbol of Spiti’s heritage.

• At Hikkim, you’ll post a letter from the highest post office in the world.

• You’ll step into Komic, one of the highest villages connected by road.

• In Langza, you’ll marvel at the grand Buddha statue overlooking the valley of fossils.

• End your day with a delicious dinner and peaceful sleep in Kaza.

Highlights of the Day: . Key Monastery, Hikkim, Langza, Komic

Day 05 :

Kaza to Chandratal via Chicham Bridge

• After breakfast, you’ll set off for Chandratal, the moon-shaped lake.

• You’ll stop at Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge, for breathtaking views.

• Cross Kunzum Pass before reaching your campsite near Chandratal.

• You’ll spend your evening by the pristine lake, soaking in its magical beauty.

• Later, enjoy dinner under a sky full of stars.

Highlights of the Day: Chicham Bridge, Chandratal

Day 06 :

Chandratal to Manali

• You’ll wake up to stunning mountain views and have an early breakfast.

• The return journey will take you back through Atal Tunnel with a stop at Chacha Chachi Ka Dhaba.

• In Manali, you’ll have some leisure time before boarding your overnight bus to Delhi.

• Take one last look at the mountains as you bid goodbye to Spiti Valley.

Highlights of the Day: Chacha Chachi Ka Dhaba

Day 08 :

Arrival in Delhi

• You’ll reach Delhi in the morning, marking the end of your journey.

• Say goodbye to new friends and carry home beautiful memories of Spiti.

• Your adventure may end, but the magic of this trip will stay with you forever.

	Upto 30 days	29-21 days	20-15 days	14-0 days
Batch Shifting
Cancellation Charge	Free Cancellation	25% of the Trip Amount	50% of the Trip Amount	100% of the Trip Amount
Booking Amount	Refunded in mode of Credit Note	Adjusted in Refund Deduction	Adjusted in Refund Deduction	No Refund
Remaining Amount	Full Refund (minus) booking amount	Refund (minus) 25% of the trip amount	Refund (minus) 50% of the trip amount	No Refund

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1. What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley from Delhi?

The ideal time is from late May to early October. During these months, both the Shimla and Manali routes are open, allowing you to complete the full Spiti circuit. If you wish to see a “White Spiti” (winter), the Shimla route remains open even in February and March, though temperatures can drop to -25°C.

2. Do I need any permits for the Spiti Valley trip?

Indian Nationals: No special Inner Line Permits (ILP) are required for Indian citizens to visit Spiti. You only need a valid Government ID (Aadhar/Voter ID).

Foreign Nationals: You must obtain an Inner Line Permit, which can be arranged at the Reckong Peo or Shimla DC office.

3. How many days are enough for a Spiti Valley tour?

A minimum of 8 to 9 days is recommended for a Delhi-to-Delhi trip. This allows for proper acclimatization as you travel via the Shimla-Kinnaur route and ensures you don’t spend more than 6-7 hours driving each day.

4. Is there mobile connectivity and internet in Spiti?

Connectivity is limited. BSNL Postpaid has the widest coverage across the valley. Jio and Airtel work reasonably well in Kaza town but may lose signal in remote villages like Hikkim or Langza. Expect zero connectivity at Chandratal Lake.

5. How do I prevent Altitude Sickness (AMS)?

To prevent AMS, we follow the “Slow Ascent” rule by entering via Shimla. We also recommend:

Staying hydrated (drink 3-4 liters of water daily).
Avoiding alcohol and smoking during the first 48 hours.
Wonder Bharat Holidays provides portable oxygen cylinders in our vehicles for emergencies.

Delhi to Spiti Valley Tour Package: The Complete Himalayan Circuit

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