Tired of the same city scenes? It’s time to come on an unforgettable adventure of Spiti Valley tour from Mumbai - the land of high passes, ancient monasteries, and stunning views like never before. 

Our Spiti Valley packages from Mumbai make it easy for you to just pack your bags and go! Whether you want to go solo, with friends, or looking for a fun group vibe - these all-inclusive Spiti packages from Mumbai are designed to give you the time of your life. 

No stress, no last minute planning - just a smooth and exciting Mumbai to Spiti Valley tour with the WanderOn crew! So, let’s hit the road and make the memories of lifetime. 

Key Highlights of the Spiti Valley Trip Packages from Mumbai

• A scenic drive through the stunning Himalayas
• Visit Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic, and Langza
• Experience Chandratal Lake camping under the stars
• Explore the unique Pin Valley National Park
• Cross high-altitude passes like Kunzum La
• Interact with locals in remote Himalayan villages
• Stay in traditional homestays and cozy camps. 

Why Book the Spiti Valley Tour from Mumbai with WanderOn?

1. Hassle-Free Travel Experience

From flights to road transfers, we handle everything so you can enjoy the adventure without any stress.

2. Expert Guides & Local Experiences

Our experienced trip leaders ensure a smooth journey, while local interactions provide an authentic Spitian experience.

3. Comfortable Stays & Delicious Food

Enjoy cozy accommodations in homestays and camps, along with delicious local cuisine.

4. Safety & Convenience

We prioritize your safety with well-planned routes, reliable vehicles, and expert drivers.

5. Perfect for Solo Travelers & Groups

Our community travel concept ensures you meet like-minded adventurers and make new friends along the way.

How to Reach Spiti Valley from Mumbai? 

To reach Spiti Valley from Mumbai, either take a train to Chandigarh or Delhi and then continue your journey by road. Hire a taxi or take a bus to Manali or Shimla and then proceed further. 

• By Air 
• It is the fastest route to reach Spiti Valley from Mumbai. The nearest airport will be Bhuntar Airport in Kullu if you are opting this way for Mumbai to Spiti Valley tour. It will take approximately 2 to 2.5 hours and then you can cover the rest of your way with a taxi or bus. 
• You can also fly from Mumbai to Bhuntar via Delhi, although it involves a layover as well. However, there is no direct Mumbai to Spiti Valley flight that can ease up the process for you! 
• By Train 

Traveling by train is more laid-back. The nearest railway station to Spiti Valley is Chandigarh.

• Mumbai to Chandigarh: You get several direct trains from Mumbai to Chandigarh, which will take around 30 hours. So, once you reach Chandigarh, it will be easier to hire a taxi or take a bus to continue your journey towards Manali or Shimla. 
• By Road 

Spiti Valley tour from Mumbai by road will definitely sound amusing, but it will be worth it! You can follow any one route that is via Manali or via Shimla. 

If you’re not up for self-driving all the way from Mumbai, you can fly or take a train to Delhi or Chandigarh, rent a car or join a group tour from there, like the ones WanderOn offers in its Mumbai to Spiti Valley tour packages!

Best Time for Spiti Valley Trip Packages From Mumbai 

• Summer (May to September) – Best for clear skies, accessible roads, and comfortable travel.
• Winter (November to March) – Ideal for those who love snow-covered landscapes and extreme adventure.

Things to Do on the Spiti Valley Tour from Mumbai

1. Visit the Iconic Key Monastery: A 1000-year-old monastery perched atop a hill, Key Monastery offers breathtaking views of Spiti Valley.

2. Explore the High-Altitude Villages: Visit Langza, Hikkim, and Komic, where you can experience the unique culture and traditions of Spiti.

3. Camp at Chandratal Lake: Experience an unforgettable night under the stars at the mesmerizing Moon Lake.

4. Cross High Mountain Passes: Drive through Kunzum La and Rohtang Pass, two of the most scenic high-altitude passes.

5. Experience Spitian Culture: Stay in traditional homestays, interact with locals, and savor authentic Himalayan cuisine.