Spiti Valley Tour Packages 2025

About Spiti Valley Tour Packages

If you're dreaming of a trip to the beautiful Spiti Valley, check out our exciting Spiti Valley packages starting from INR 16,999/- ! WanderOn has a range of Spiti Valley tour packages that make it easy for you to enjoy everything this stunning area has to offer. Whether you're planning a short getaway or a longer adventure, our Spiti Valley trips are perfect for all kinds of travelers.

With our Spiti bike tour packages, you can visit amazing places like the Key Monastery, located high on a hill, and Chandratal Lake, known for its mesmerizing blue waters. Don’t miss the chance to explore the charming town of Kaza, the main hub of Spiti, where you can immerse yourself in local culture. You can also discover Langza, famous for its fossils, and Hikkim, home to the highest post office in the world. 

Our Lahaul Spiti tour packages include fun activities like trekking in Spiti, camping, and even river rafting, ensuring you have a thrilling holiday. Choose from our Lahaul Spiti packages to explore the best of both valleys. Each Spiti Valley holiday package is designed to give you a wonderful experience, with planned itineraries, cozy stays, tasty local food, and guided tours.

Book your Spiti Valley trip today! Don't miss the chance to create unforgettable memories in the beautiful Spiti Valley with our fantastic Spiti Valley packages!

Spiti Valley Packages

Check out our customized Spiti Valley packages and choose the best Spiti Valley tour Packages: 

• Spiti Backpacking exclusive escape - 6N/7D starting from INR 24,999 
• Spiti Backpacking Bliss in Budget - 6N/7D starting from INR 17,999
• 7-Day Spiti Full Circuit - 6N/7D starting from INR 23,499 
• Spiti Summer - 4N/5D starting from INR 16,999 
• Spectacular Spiti Sojourn - 6N/7D (Customized trip)
• Spiti Valley Voyage - 7N/8D (Customized trip)
• Astounding Spiti Valley - 5N/6D (Customized trip) 

Apart from these, there are plenty of other Spiti Valley Packages you can check out to explore Spiti for an experience of a lifetime. 

Why Choose WanderOn For Your Spiti Plan in 2025? 

WanderOn can be your go-to place for booking the best Spiti Valley Tour Packages. Here are the core reasons why you should choose WanderOn for a lifetime memory! 

• Travel Assistance: You get our in-house team for your assistance throughout the journey. 
• Wide Range of Packages: Choose the suitable packages for yourself or even get them customized according to your preferences and price points. 
• No Third Party Mess: You get to witness 100 percent in house operations for all trips. There are no third parties involved for any kind of operations involved. 
• Transparency and security: You get to have real time monitoring of all trips by the ground team. All routes and weather conditions are accurately updated! 
• Dedicated trip captains: You get to have the experts with you! These dedicated trip captains stay with you to guide you throughout the journey. 
• Oxygen Cylinders: Many people feel uneasy at such major heights and that is why we take care of such things, sending out oxygen cylinders with every travel group. 

Places To Visit In Spiti Valley

Spiti, one of the most visited destinations in Himachal Pradesh, is different from its other Himachali counterparts, which makes this location unique and special. Spiti trip has a plethora of attractions that are segmented into different parts according to geographical features. The best part? You can explore them all with our Spiti Valley packages. Some of the top places to visit in Spiti that you will be visiting with our Spiti Valley tour packages on your Spiti Valley trip are:

1. Chandrataal Lake

A favorite in all our Spiti Valley packages and located at an altitude of 4,250 meters, the Chandra Taal Lake holds a significant place in Hindu mythology as it is believed that the Pandavas arrived at the lake to transport their eldest brother to Swarg or heaven. It is shaped like a crescent moon, giving it its name, Chandra Taal Lake has become a quintessential destination in almost all Spiti Valley packages. 

When traveling with our Spiti Valley packages, you get the opportunity to cherish the beauty of the lake while strolling along it. If you’re lucky, you might even catch glimpses of some rare birds flying in the region. The lake is a bliss for photographers as it gives immense opportunities to click Insta-worthy pictures. With so much to offer, Chandrataal Lake surely deserves its place on the list of must-visit destinations in Spiti Valley packages.

Location: South Western Himalaya, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

2. Key Monastery

When on a Spiti Valley trip, you just cannot miss out on a visit to the Key Monastery. Another essential addition to Spiti Valley tour packages, the monastery is the largest Buddhist learning center for Lamas and dates back over 1,000 years. 

Besides being significant in Buddhism, the monastery is also an architectural marvel that gives out views of the entire valley, hence making it the perfect spot to click Insta-worthy pictures. The monastery possesses a plethora of artifacts and has murals that take travelers back in time. Travelers on a Spiti trip to the monastery can engage in insightful conversations with the monks. This monastery is one of those places that you must visit, so check out our Spiti Valley packages to explore the monastery in person.

Location: Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

3. Dhankar Monastery

Situated between the towns of Kaza and Tabo in the village of the same name, the Dhankar Monastery is quite similar to its counterpart. The major difference between the Key Monastery and Dhankar Monastery is that the Key Monastery is a Buddhist learning center, while Dhankar Monastery is a symbolic salutation of Buddhism. 

Established at a height of 3,294 meters above sea level, Dhankar in the primeval era was the capital of the Spiti kingdom. The monastery is also perfect for taking in the breathtaking views of the valley. All these characteristics make this monastery an essential addition to all Spiti Valley packages.

Location: Sichling- Dhankar Gompa, Dhankar, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

4. Hikkim

Seen your friends post pictures on Instagram in front of a post office with the majestic mountains in the background? Well, this is the place where the magic happens. Welcome to the world’s highest post office in Hikkim. Besides the world’s highest post office, Hikkim also holds the record for having the world’s highest polling station. 

Those traveling in Spiti Valley trip packages will love this destination for its peace. Besides the high landmarks, the place is also popular for having snow-capped peaks throughout the year. The village has something to offer to everyone who visits it, and the best way to explore it is with our Spiti Valley tour packages.

Location: Hikkim Village, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh. 

5. Langza Village

History fans traveling with our Spiti Valley packages, gather around! You’re in for a treat. Want to spot some ancient fossils? Then Langza village in spiti is the place for you. Also known as the fossil village, Langza has a sizeable amount of fossils due to Spiti being submerged under the Tethys Sea over 60 million years ago. 

One of the remotest villages in India, Langza is renowned for its authentic handicrafts and shawls, which travelers in Spiti tour packages can buy as souvenirs. Langza is different from ordinary destinations and deserves a visit during a Lahaul Spiti Valley tour.

Location: Langza is located in the heart of Spiti Valley and is just 16 km away from the capital city of Kaza.

6. Pin Valley National Park

Want to spot some rare flora and fauna during your Spiti Valley trip with our Spiti Valley package? Then this is the perfect place for you. Located in the capital city of Spiti Valley, Kaza, Pin Valley National Park is a must-visit destination. 

Home to some of the rarest species like the Snow Leopard, Bharal, Red Fox, and more, the park is a paradise for wildlife lovers. Besides rare animals, medicinal plants are abundant here, making it an essential addition to numerous Spiti Valley tour itineraries.

Location: Kaza, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh

7. Chicham Bridge

Your Spiti Valley trip cannot be completed without visiting Asia’s highest bridge. This suspension bridge is situated at a height of 13,000 feet and holds a lot of importance for the connectivity of Spiti Valley. 

The Chicham Bridge significantly reduced the travel time between Kibber and Chicham from several hours to just 20 minutes, enhancing accessibility and safety for residents and visitors. 

Location: 20 Kilometers from Kaza

8. Tabo Monastery 

It is one of the most famous monasteries in Spiti and holds a magical essence. Known as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas’ because of the ornate murals and ancient paintings, more like of Ajanta caves in Maharashtra. 

And, the mesmerizing views! As the celestial Spiti River surrounds it, people not only come here to worship but also to have the stunning views like never before. Make sure you add this gem in your Spiti trip while also exploring the Tabo village around. 

Location: Tabo Village, Spiti 

9. Kibber Village 

Kibber is mainly famous for its wildlife sanctuary and the Kibber monastery with the most picturesque views that will stun you! One can explore Kibber village and the nearby villages to have interaction with locals and know more about the culture of Spiti. 

The travelers get to see the significance for Buddhism here as it is said that the teacher of the Dalai Lama, Serkong Rinpoche, died there. 

Location: 20 Kilometers from Kaza

10. Komic Village

Known as Asia’s highest village, which is accessible by road. Situated at a height of 4,857 meters or approximately 15,000 feet, it provides mesmerizing views of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks. 

Also, this village is home to the oldest Buddhist monasteries in the region, reflecting the deep-rooted Buddhist traditions of Spiti. 

Location: 23 Kilometers from Kaza 

11. Kunzum Pass

Kunzum Pass (Kunzum La) is a high-altitude mountain pass in the eastern Kunzum Range of the Indian Himalayas, situated at an elevation of approximately 4,551 meters (14,931 feet) above sea level. 

It serves as a crucial link between the Lahaul Valley and the Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India. The pass is located on National Highway 505, connecting Gramphoo in Lahaul to Kaza in Spiti, and is approximately 122 km from Manali and 79 km from Kaza. 

Location: 79 Kilometers from Kaza 

Things to do in Spiti Valley Tour 

Let’s take you through the best things to do in Spiti for a great time! 

1. River Rafting: River rafting is one of the most famous activities in Spiti Valley. Rafting on the gushing waters of the Spiti and Pin rivers during your Spiti Valley tour will surely give you an essential adrenaline rush. The feeling of rafting with the mountains on both sides of the river is surely an amazing one, which you must experience at least once in a lifetime.

2. Shopping In Kaza: Did you know that besides inimitable adventures and beauty, the Spiti trip is also perfect for shopping in Kaza? Yes, you read that right, the capital city of Kaza has an amazing market from where you can shop for authentic Buddhist and Tibetan handicrafts and apparel. The markets in Kaza are the perfect place to take some souvenirs back home.

3. Biking: Taking part in a Spiti Valley tour and not road-tripping is no different than sinning. Abode to roads that offer picturesque views, biking is an activity that you must indulge in during a Spiti Valley tour. There are a plethora of circuits that you can ride on, with the best one being the voyage to Chandra Taal Lake. You can also check out our Spiti Valley packages to have an amazing biking experience on the Spiti trip. 

4. Camping at Chandra Taal: Said to be the spot where the Pandavas came to transport their eldest brother to Swarg, Chandra Taal is one of the most beautiful lakes not just in India but the entire world. Getting its name because the lake reflects the moonlight, camping near Chandra Taal Lake is an experience that you will cherish for a lifetime. Want to know something exciting? You get the opportunity to camp near the lake in a plethora of Spiti Valley packages.

5. Visiting the 500 Years Old Mummy: A Spiti Valley trip isn’t complete without a visit to Giu Village. We’re sure that you must have heard the tales of the meditating monk of Giu Village whose mummy is now up for display in a shrine. When on a Spiti Valley tour, you just cannot miss a visit to the Giu Mummy shrine in the village that is crunched between the towns of Sumdo and Tabo. 

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley 

• Summer Season 

Summer season is ideally the best time to visit Spiti Valley because of the ease and convenience. You will witness zero road blockages or travel interruptions, make your journey easier. 

The place seems to be alive during this season with colors all around. Also, the temperatures go warmer and pleasant making your journey much more enjoyable and comfortable. 

There are many roads and mountain passes that remain closed in winter due to snow as they are really challenging, but you can easily access them during summers! Also, you get to experience many more locals coming out to welcome the summer season and enjoy their local festivals.

• Winter Season 

Now, the winter season makes Spiti a whole different place, filled with snow! Its the most beautiful transition to be witnessed while enjoying your journey to the highest mountains. 

But, winters in Spiti Valley can also be very harsh and cold, because of the high altitude altogether. The lowest temperatures can really disturb your journey and can even occasionally plummet below freezing point in peak winters. 

Most of the guesthouses, cafes, and homestays remain shut due to this harsh weather, so it is advisable to make your reservations in advance. But, winters in Spiti also come with exciting thrilling adventure sports like snow trekking, skiing and snowboarding, and ice skating. 

How to Reach Spiti Valley 

Traveling from Delhi to Spiti Valley: 

• Via Manali (shorter route, but seasonal)
• Route: Manali - Rohtang Pass - Gramphu - Batal - Kunzum Pass - Kaza 
• Distance: Approximately 200 Kilometers 
• Time taken: 8-10 hours 
• Best time to travel: May to October 

How to reach Manali? 

• By air: The nearest airport is Bhuntar airport (Kullu), around 50 Kilometers from Manali. 
• By Train: The closest railway station is Joginder Nagar Railway station, around 165 Kilometers from Manali. 
• By road: It is well-connected to major cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, and Shimla. 
• Via Shimla (Longer, but open year-round)
• Route: Shimla - Narkanda - Rampur - Reckong Peo – Nako - Tabo - Kaza 
• Distance: Approximately 420 Kilometers 
• Time taken: 2 days 
• Best time to visit: Year round 

How to reach Shimla? 

• By air: the nearest airport is Jubbarhatti Airport (Shimla) around 22 Kilometers from the city. 
• By Train: You can take the Kalka-Shimla toy train from Kalka 
• By road: Shimla is well connected to Delhi, Chandigarh and other cities.

Types of Spiti Valley Tours 

So, there are different Spiti packages that you can choose from with WanderOn! Let’s get you headed towards this dreamy destination and plan your trip to Spiti Valley! If you are an adventure enthusiast, then pick the famous Spiti bike trip, or if you want it relaxed then opt for a Volvo bus and go for the comforting journey ahead. 

Also, the Spiti Valley group tour is a famous thing that many people go with! You can discover such groups and know more about the trip packages ahead for a great lifetime memory! Pick the right package with the most amazing Spiti Valley itinerary to let the adventure begin. 

• Bike Trip/Road Trip 

Spiti Valley Tours are really famous among the bikers. Many people want to experience this adventurous ride once in a lifetime, and this is how they keep up with their riding passion as well. 

So, the Spiti bike expedition to Manali and the other one is from Shimla-Kinnaur. But, you should know that the Spiti to Manali bike trip may lead to Acute Mountain Sickness due to long routes. 

However, the Shimla to Spiti tour is comparatively easy as it leads to a gradual increase in altitude and helps in better acclimatization. Also, taking a road trip to Spiti through your private vehicle is also an option if you carry the necessary permits in advance. 

• Spiti Valley Group Tour/Trip 

A Spiti Valley group tour is a whole vibe that you might be looking for! It is one of the best and fun options to take your vacation ahead. It also helps you out in various ways by cutting down cost expenses and helping your journey with more comfort. 

Also, while you travel in a group, you make new friends and meet like-minded travelers, and share your experiences. It is something you will love as an adventure enthusiast and enjoy it even more. 

• Spiti Circuit Tours 

If you know about the Spiti circuit tours, then you should know that most people go for this one! It is a popular route among travelers that also gives them the chance to explore the whole region of Spiti. 

This trip covers a huge area like Spiti, Kinnaur, and parts of Himachal Pradesh. Starting from easily accessible destinations like Shimla or Manali and forms a loop that comes while covering the important destinations. 

Spiti Valley Trip Routes 

• Manali to Spiti Route

Delhi - Tirthan Valley - Chitkul - Kalpa - Kaza - Key Monastery - Hikkim - Langza - Chandratal lake - Manali - Delhi.

• Shimla to Spiti Route 

Delhi - Shimla - Sangla - Tabo via Nako - Kaza (Key Monastery, Chicham Bridge, Kibber, Langza, Komic and Hikkim) - Rampur - Shimla - Delhi.

Places to Eat in Spiti Valley 

Spiti is famous for its signature foods - Thukpa, momos and yak based dishes. But, it is also known for its other street food like sidu, Tsewang, Chha Gosht and much more! 

But, here are the best places to eat during your Spiti Valley tours! 

1. Himalayan Cafe 

The Himlayan Cafe is a peaceful little spot that feels like a warm escape from the busy world outside. Inspired by the mountains, it serves comforting dishes like momos, thukpa, and dal bhat, which is simple, hearty food made with all the love. 

The place is filled with fragrance of chai, and is decorated with handmade touches that make you feel at home. If you want to stop by for a quiet cup of tea or a meal, this cafe offers a gentle and welcoming experience for everyone. 

• Price for two: INR 300 for two 
• Location: Main Market, near Kangra Co-op Bank, Kaza, Kaza Khas, Himachal Pradesh 172114
• Timings: 8 AM - 10 PM  

2. Mahabudha Restaurant 

Mahabudha restaurant is one of those hidden gems that you must visit for the mouth-watering food! This place brings you calm and spiritual vibe that surrounds the whole place. 

The food is rich with flavour and tradition, momos, curries and lentils, just like they make in Nepalese homes. It’s not fancy but that is what attracts a lot of tourists. You will find handmade decor, soft music and friendly faces that make you feel like part of the family. 

• Price for two: INR 200 for two 
• Location: Spiti Valley, Lahaul-Spiti, Himachal Pradesh 
• Timings: 8 AM - 10 PM 

3. Dragon Restaurant 

Located high in the cold dessert of Spiti Valley, it is a great place to eat! The menu features tasty Tibetan and Himachali dishes like Thukpa, momos and special yak cheese pizza that is unique to the region. 

The restaurant is run by a friendly local family who make sure every meal feels like a taste of home. If you are a traveler or a local, this place offers a chance to relax, enjoy great food and soak in the peaceful mountain vibes. 

• Price for two: INR 400 for two 
• Location: Old Kaza, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh 
• Timings: 7 AM - 10 PM 

4. Cafe Kunzum Top 

Located near Kunzum Pass, this cafe is a must-visit for anyone making the journey through the valley. It is known as the favourite spot for travelers and locals alike, offering a variety of dishes like Momos, Rosti, Thukpa and Phakste. 

What really sets Cafe Kunzum Top apart is its spirit of community. It is a place where travelers from all over the world gather to share stories, swap tips, and connect. The cafe also serves as a hub for trekkers, offering maps, advice, and even a chance to meet fellow adventurers.

• Price for two: INR 200 for two 
• Location: Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India 
• Timings: 7 AM - 9 PM 

5. Hotel Dupchen 

The in-house restaurant serves a variety of dishes, blending traditional Spitian flavors with familiar comfort foods. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty bowl of thukpa, crispy momos, or a simple plate of dal and rice, the menu caters to diverse tastes. The food is prepared with care, using fresh ingredients to ensure a satisfying meal after a day of adventure. 

• Price for two: INR 250 for two 
• Location: Keylong, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh 
• Timings: 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM 

6. Yak Cafe 

Yak Cafe in Kaza, is a cozy and welcoming spot where you can take a break from your travels and enjoy delicious food. This place serves traditional Tibetan dishes like momos and thukpa, perfect for warming up after a day of exploring mountains. 

The place has a rustic decor with a relaxed atmosphere, and is a great place to unwind, enjoy a hot drink, and chat with fellow travelers. 

• Price for two: INR 200 for two
• Location: Near Bazaar, Lahaul Spiti, Himachal Pradesh 
• Timings: 10 AM - 10 PM

Costs for Spiti Valley Tours

Spiti packages vary with different costs depending on various factors. As it is a remote location, the cost usually depends on the duration of the trip, which season you choose to visit in, your accommodation and food preferences, transportation mode, and the activities you choose. 

• Transportations 

So, choosing your transportation will definitely affect your cost, as private rentals or airfare can make a rise in your prices comparatively. You can opt for cars, buses, or private taxis from Manali/Shimla to Spiti. And, to reach Manali or Shimla from your destination, you can even book a flight or train. 

• Accommodation

If you go for homestays in Spiti and usual guesthouses, it can go with reasonable prices and range between 500 to 1500 INR per night. Also, choosing your accommodation wisely is the next decision you have to make to keep your trip to Spiti Valley budget-friendly. 

• Tara Homestay (INR 1500 - 2500 Per night)
• Sakya Abode (INR 1200 - 2200 Per night)
• Norling Homestay (INR 1000 - 2000 Per night)
• Nomad’s Cottage (INR 800 - 1600 Per night)
• SpitiDiaries Homestay (INR 1300 Per night)
• Phuljung Homestay (INR 1500 Per night)
• Maitreya Mud Huts (INR 1800 Per night)
• Tabo Mud Huts (INR 1800 Per night)
• Food 

As there are no fancy restaurants present here, you can eat at any local dhaba or eatery that will cost you less. So, make sure you don’t spend too much money on your food and stay. 

• Sol cafe 
• The Himalayan Cafe
• Dragon restaurant 
• Tibet Kitchen

Things to Carry for Spiti Valley Tours 

Spiti Valley is one of the hidden gems of the Himalayas, which is now gaining attention in recent years. Now, it has become a hub of adventure enthusiasts, and many people come here to enjoy and witness the beauty of this place. 

You need to prepare a lot of things before leaving for this trip. Also, visiting the place in winter is hard but if you come with the full arrangements, you can have a really good time over here.

Here are a few things that you should not miss out! 

1. Warm clothes: When packing for Spiti, don’t forget to bring warm clothes because the weather can get quite chilly, especially at night! 

Essential items include a heavy down jacket, cozy woolen sweaters, thermal innerwear, a warm beanie or woolen cap, gloves, and a good pair of woolen socks. Layering is key to staying comfortable while exploring the beautiful cold landscapes of Spiti! 

2. Backpack: You should have a lightweight but waterproof backpack that will fit in with all your necessities and should be easy to carry through your whole journey. 

3. Food: You should carry a stock of water, a portable water purifier, dry snacks or some emergency food supplies. 

4. Medical Kit: You should have a first-aid kit, personal prescription medicines, bandages, painkillers, medicines for vomiting, fever, or any kind of allergy. Take Paracetamol, Ibuprofen, Acetazolamide, Loperamide, and Cetirizine with you for safety purposes. 

5. Trekking gear: Sleeping tents, torchlights, trekking equipment, matchsticks, lighters, cooking equipment, multi-tools and knives, also navigation devices to take you through the remote areas. 

6. Electronics: cameras, portable chargers or power banks, travel adaptor, extra batteries, and memory cards. 

7. Travel documents and permits: You should not miss out on this! Make sure you carry the necessary travel documents, personal identity documents, and required permits for some of the restricted areas of Spiti Valley. 

8. Petrol: You must take care of your petrol on the bikes. Make sure you fill it up there and keep extra gasoline or fuel in the car. Also, you get it from the local shops by paying an extra fee.