There are two major routes to reach Spiti Valley, it all depends on your starting point and your mode of transportation. Some of the most famous routes to reach the valley are Via Shimla: The route from Shimla is the most popular route to reach Spiti Valley. Travelers can take a flight or train to Shimla and then continue their onward journey to Spiti Valley via the NH 5 & NH 505.
Via Manali: The second most popular route to reach Spiti Valley is via Manali. One can take a flight or train to reach Kullu and from Kullu, continue their onward journey to Spiti Valley from Manali via the Rohtang Pass, which leads straight to Spiti Valley.
From there on, you can proceed to Kaza, the main town in Spiti Valley. The Manali to Kaza route remains open from June to October.
From Kaza to Kibber, is a newly built tarred road but the one towards Gette and Tashigang is still a dirt trail.
It’s important to note that the roads to Spiti Valley are steep, narrow, and dangerous, especially during monsoon and winter. Hiring a local driver or joining a tour group is advisable to navigate the terrain safely.
From Kibber, you will once again return about 3 km on the same road where you will notice another dirt road with a signboard pointing towards Tashigang Village. Take the road and after 9 km, you will reach Gette. You will have to keep driving past Gette, to finally reach your destination.