The Little Tibet Spiti Valley Tour

Setting off from Shimla, we start 176 km. With a scenic route running through Kufri and Narkanda. En route not to be missed are the famous apple belts of Kotgarh and Kumarsain, descending to the Satluj valley. After reaching Rampur Bushehar- famous for trading town, café Satluj is ideal stop for the refreshment. From Rampur the beautiful village of Sarahan is 44 kms. The major attraction is century old Bhimakali temple.
Entering Kinnaur at Chora village and following as straight-line road constructed in a vertical rock cliff and its a rare treat to travel on this road, which is a great engineering feat. Along the road are the villages of Niugal Sarai and Bhawanagar where the famous Nathpa- Jakhri power project is located. After Bhawanagar, you reach Wangtu where you cross Satluj River. From this point you can visit the famous Bhaba village and also undertake the famous adventurous trek from Bhaba valley to Pin valley in Spiti. Following Satluj River in deep gorge for 77 km. You will visit Sangla in Vaspa valley, one of the most beautiful high valleys in Himachal. Visiting Kamru fort.

we drive to Chitkul village the last inhabited village in the valley. Surrounded by fields, apple orchards and high peaks. Explore the village and ancient temple just above village. Leaving Chitkul drive back to
the confluence of Satluj and Vaspa rivers at Rakcham and along the Satluj river to Recongpeo and continue up to Kalpa village, which is a beautiful village overlooking at Kinnaur Kailash.

Leaving Kalpa to Nako village. Entering Spiti at Sumdo, the landscape changes from rocky mountain to deserted mountains.
Tabo - Arriving Tabo (3050m.), which is the biggest monastic complex in Spiti, which has since been declared as protected monument under the control of Archeological Survey of India. Built in 996 A.D., by Rinchen Tsangpo, Tabo is known as; Ajanta of Himalayas.

Dhankhar - En route Dankhar monastery (3980m.) located on top of a small hill is 25 km. From Tabo. Dankhar the traditional capital of Spiti kingdom, however Dankhar main attraction is natural lake situated 2.5 km. above the village. Now road continues up and broaden up to Lingti village, where Pin and Lingti River joins the Spiti.
Lalung - En route visiting Sherkhang monastery at Lalung, drive towards Pin valley crossing bridge at Attargu.
Pin valley - Pin valley is a national park known as land of Ibex and Snow Leopard. The most interesting to see is Chamurti horses, which are popularly called the camel of cold desert. The lifeline of this difficult terrain, Spiti and Chamurti are among the six recognized finest breeds of horses in India. Pin valley is protected area, with Rupi Bhaba wild life sanctuary to its south and Great Himalayan National Park to its southwest.Overnight at hotel.

Today after breakfast departure to Langza, Hikkim and Komic villages, situated at height between 13500 ft. and 14400 ft. is favorite place to find fossils. High plateau where Chau Chau kang Nilda dominates the area. After visiting Tangyud gompa at Komic continue drive to visit Demul village, situated at high above Lingti valley. Exploring the village back to Komic from here is possible that you hike to Kaza town which will take 1:30 hrs. with fascinating view of Spiti River valley. 

Leaving Kaza, drive to Kee. Exploring around, Kee monastery is the next place to be visited. Situated on a steep ridge on the left bank of Spiti river belongs to Gelukpa sect of Tibetan Buddhism. 10 km. above driving up to Kibber village (4205 m.) we visit we visit - Tashi Gang village (4400m.) the 2nd highest village in world and finally drive back to Kibber for overnight stay. 

Leaving Kibber drive to Kunzum la pass passing through the beautiful hamlets of Rangrik, Hal, Pangmo, Kiato and Hanse youll arrive at Losar the last village in the valley. After Losar road climbs up to Kunzum la pass (4551m), which connects Lahoul with Spiti. The panorama as viewed from the top of the pass is enthralling and inspiring. Continue drive to Chandertal Lake, a magnificent view of Samudra tapu glacier and Moulkila range is obtainable from here. 
driving along the Chandra River to Chota dara and Chatru and finally crossing Atal tunnel road winds down to Manali. Trip ends.

REVIEWS
Spiti Tour - Himachal Pradesh - India"Thanks for all the arrangements. The driver from Delhi to Manali was a very experienced one. He drove fast in an experienced way. Me and my team really liked Tenzin from Dhankhar. He is very friendly, kind and a good driver. We were lucky to be with a local driver. Thanks again and hope everything is in good health and happiness with you. Thanks and kind regards."
Mrs. Lydia - NETHERLANDS - 19 Aug to 31 Aug

Trans – Himalayan Jeep Safari to Tribal regions of Himachal Pradesh - Lahaul Spiti & Kinnaur - 10 days
"In general satisfactory and we enjoyed the whole trip. The staff worked hard and looked after us very well. Amar Singh and Jeevan are excellent drivers and Jeevan stopped after for our photo shoots. Prem + Anil were cheerful and whatever food we asked for. No complaints."
Ms. Indi Singh - NEW DELHI - 22 July - 31 July

"Lovely and nice staff, Amar Singh is always helpful and knowledgeable.  Prem a fabulous cook, Jeevan, wow, very patient and what we can say about Anil, the most sweetest and helpful guy, always smiling. All these characteristics made our journey very blissful and fun."
Mr. Baldave (On account of 3 pax) - MALAYSIA - 22 July - 31 July

Tour name:  Kinnaur Spiti Tour  ( 18 May – 02 June ) 15 nights 16 days.
“Our tour to Kinnaur Spiti was a grand success. Everything was well planned and well organized.
Staff: 1) Diggu ( Driver cum staff ) - very hard working well mannered. Safe driver and also a very nice and humble person. 2) Prem cook – Very hard-working, an excellent cook who made our trip enjoyable. Very nice and polite person.
3) Dinesh – helper also very hard working.  Ever smiling – ready to help anytime and very sincere and very polite.
We would like to thank Mr. Prem, Mr. Tenzin, Mr. Diggu, Prem, and Dinesh for making our trip memorable. It was a lifetime experience for us”.
Mr. Bharat Shah & family  - Mumbai   18 May – 02 June