Follow a ten-day Himalayan circuit through Shimla, Kinnaur and Spiti, then return via Chandratal and Manali when the high roads are open. Ancient monasteries, mountain villages and wide cold-desert valleys shape the journey.
Price on request · Minimum group size: 2 · Seasonal circuit
This Spiti Valley tour package from Delhi follows the Kinnaur approach before continuing into Spiti. Begin in Shimla and Sarahan, pause among Kalpa’s orchards, and travel via Nako to Tabo. The landscape changes from wooded hills and river valleys to exposed mountain slopes and compact villages.
Three nights in Kaza give the itinerary a base for visiting Dhankar, Key Monastery, Kibber and the villages of Hikkim, Komic and Langza, followed by a separate Pin Valley excursion. The seasonal return crosses Kunzum towards Chandratal before continuing to Manali and Delhi.
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Nine planned nights: Shimla, Sarahan, Kalpa, Tabo, three nights in Kaza, a seasonal Chandratal-area camp and Manali. Road conditions can change the driving time and final overnight arrangements.
Begin with the agreed Delhi pickup and drive towards Shimla. This is a long transfer day, so coordinate arrival times before booking flights or trains. Settle into the hotel; a Mall Road or Ridge walk depends on your arrival time. Overnight in Shimla.
Continue through the hill country towards Sarahan, with stops along the Kufri, Narkanda and Rampur route as time allows. Visit Bhimakali Temple and explore the village at an unhurried pace. Overnight in Sarahan.
Follow the Sutlej corridor into Kinnaur and climb towards Kalpa. Spend the afternoon around the village and orchards, with views towards the Kinnaur mountains when skies are clear. Overnight in Kalpa.
Travel through a changing mountain landscape towards Nako. A village or lake stop breaks the drive before the onward journey into Spiti. Reach Tabo and settle in after a substantial road day. Overnight in Tabo.
Visit Tabo Monastery and continue to Dhankar, where the old monastery overlooks the valley. Drive onwards to Kaza and keep the remainder of the day easy. Overnight in Kaza.
Explore Key Monastery and Kibber, then the Hikkim, Komic and Langza village circuit according to road access and the day’s pace. Enjoy village landscapes and local heritage without rushing every stop. Overnight in Kaza.
Spend the day exploring Pin Valley’s river landscapes and villages on the route agreed with your driver. Stops depend on local access, road conditions and available time. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Return for a third night in Kaza.
Leave Kaza for the seasonal Kunzum crossing and Chandratal approach. The lake visit involves walking from the roadhead; access and the overnight camp depend on conditions. Stay at an authorised campsite away from the lake shore, as agreed for the departure.
Depart via Batal and Gramphu towards Manali. Rough road sections make this a full travel day. The final approach uses the open, permitted route agreed for the departure; a Rohtang crossing is not guaranteed. Overnight in Manali.
Complete the return transfer to Delhi using the transport stated in your quotation. Allow a long travel day and a buffer before onward connections. If you choose an overnight bus instead, Delhi arrival is normally the following morning; confirm how this changes your schedule.
June to September is the usual planning window for the Kunzum section of this full circuit. Snow clearance, rain, landslides and local restrictions can alter access. Chandratal and the Manali exit must be confirmed before departure.
A winter Spiti trip follows a different route and should not be booked as this full circuit. See the official Kunzum Pass guide for regional background.
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Inclusions are confirmed in your individual quotation.
Bring warm layers, rain protection, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, a reusable bottle and charging essentials. Connectivity, cash access and amenities can be limited in remote areas.
This is high-altitude travel with long road days. Share your group’s needs when planning so the team can discuss pacing and accommodation. Choose extra time if you prefer a gentler schedule.
The published plan is 10 days and 9 nights, starting and finishing in Delhi via Shimla, Kinnaur, Spiti and Manali. An overnight Manali–Delhi bus may arrive on the following morning; confirm the return schedule before arranging onward travel.
Delhi → Shimla → Sarahan → Kalpa → Nako → Tabo → Dhankar → Kaza, with high-village and Pin Valley excursions, then Chandratal → Manali → Delhi when the seasonal roads are open.
The price is on request and depends on dates, group size, accommodation, vehicle and inclusions. The published minimum group size is two. Request a written quote rather than relying on a fixed headline price.
The seasonal Kunzum route is generally planned for June to September. Opening and closing dates vary with snow and road conditions. Confirm the Chandratal visit and Manali exit for your chosen departure.
No. The lake approach and campsite depend on road access, weather and local restrictions. If access changes, the team must confirm an alternative route or overnight arrangement with you.
No. The approach to Manali follows the open and permitted road route for your dates. Confirm the route in your quotation; do not assume a Rohtang crossing is included.
It is primarily a mountain road tour, with sightseeing walks and walking on the Chandratal approach. Long drives, high-altitude stops and rough sections make it more demanding than a short hill-station holiday.
The route combines town and village stays with a seasonal camp near Chandratal. The hotel category, room sharing, camp amenities and meal plan are specified in your quotation. Ask about any comfort requirements before booking.
Coverage varies by provider and location. Remote roads and the Chandratal area can have limited connectivity. Check current arrangements with the team and keep important travel details available offline.
Yes. Ask about extra nights, a different starting point, accommodation changes or a slower sightseeing pace. Any change to the circuit, transport or inclusions should be confirmed in the final itinerary.
This full circuit depends on the seasonal Kunzum and Chandratal roads. A winter itinerary requires separate planning, with different access and overnight stops.
Use the enquiry form or call the team with your dates and group size. Availability, itinerary and price must be confirmed before the booking is final.
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