A land that remains cut off for 7 whole months, Spiti Valley, “the middle land” snuck between Tibet and India is witnessing a rise in tourism thanks to its alluring valleys, mystical villages, and rugged terrain. If one is an ardent traveler and is looking to run away from the city and all responsibilities, Spiti Valley is the place to be! Travel tips for Spiti Valley are also very important in helping you plan your travel itineraries.
Here's a detailed travel guide for Spiti Valley, aim for a 7-10 day trip to explore key attractions like Tabo Monastery, Pin Valley National Park, and Dhankar Monastery, best visited between March and June for pleasant weather.
With gorgeous lakes in the midst of barren land and lush greenery around brown rugged mountains, Spiti Valley has a culture centered around its countless monasteries. Guru Padmasambhava or Guru Rinpoche is believed to have introduced Buddhism to this area and since its proximity to Tibet, its people mainly follow a religion which is a mix of Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism. Its rich heritage can be seen in its monasteries- Key Monastery, Dhankar Monastery, Tabo, Kaza, Komic, etc, and traditional dances, songs, and customs.
The Best time to visit Spiti Valley is from March to June when the place experiences temperatures from 0 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius. Also, the travel guide to Spiti is opened at that time, and the road connectivity is reliable for the people coming here.
You should definitely avoid planning your Spiti Valley travel tips during the monsoon months, that is, from July to September. The continuous heavy rainfall and landslides may spoil your holiday mood!
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