About Winter Spiti Valley
Experience the raw beauty of Spiti Valley in winter - a completely different world covered in pristine white snow. This 6N/7D expedition takes you through the stunning winter landscapes of Spiti, where temperatures can drop to -20°C, creating a magical frozen wonderland. Visit the world's highest post office, ancient monasteries, frozen lakes, and experience the unique winter culture of this remote Himalayan region.
Winter Wonderland
Experience Spiti Valley transformed into a pristine white paradise
Adventure Drive
Challenge yourself with winter road conditions in the Himalayas
Ancient Monasteries
Visit Key Monastery, Dhankar Monastery and more in their winter solitude
World Records
Send a postcard from the world's highest post office in Hikkim
Tour Highlights
- Visit Chitkul - the last village on the Indo-Tibetan border
- Explore Tabo Monastery - over 1000 years old
- Marvel at Dhankar Monastery perched on a cliff
- Send mail from Hikkim - world's highest post office
- Walk on frozen rivers and lakes
- Experience the unique winter culture of Spiti
Detailed Itinerary
- Evening departure from Delhi between 09:00 to 11:30 pm
- Travel in comfortable AC Volvo bus
- Overnight journey to Shimla
- Arrive in Shimla early morning between 8:00 to 9:00 am
- Transfer to Sangla in shared vehicles
- Visit Kinnaur gate for photographs
- Reach Sangla by evening and check into hotel/homestay
- Night briefing session
- Dinner and overnight stay in Sangla/Chitkul
- Early morning freshen up and breakfast
- Explore Chitkul - the last village on Indo-Tibetan border
- Depart for Tabo via Khab Sangam (confluence of Spiti and Sutlej rivers)
- Visit Nako Village and Nako Lake (frozen in winter)
- Reach Tabo and check into hotel/homestay
- Dinner and overnight stay in Tabo
- Morning visit to Tabo Monastery - over 1000 years old
- Explore Tabo Caves with meditation session
- Visit Dhankar Monastery - ancient capital of Spiti
- See the stunning Lingti Waterfall (partially frozen in winter)
- Continue drive to Kaza
- Check into homestay, dinner and overnight stay in Kaza
- Morning visit to Chicham Bridge - Asia's highest suspension bridge
- Explore Kibber village - one of the highest inhabited villages in the world
- Visit Key Monastery - the largest monastery in Spiti Valley
- Free time for self exploration in Kaza market
- Dinner and overnight stay in Kaza
- Visit Hikkim - location of the world's highest post office
- Send postcards to your loved ones from this unique location
- Explore Komic - highest village connected by motorable road
- Visit Langza - famous for its Buddha statue and fossil hunting
- Return to Kaza for dinner and overnight stay
- Morning departure from Kaza to Kalpa
- Visit Gue Monastery enroute - home to a 500-year-old mummy
- Stop at Nako Lake for photographs
- Reach Kalpa by evening
- Check into hotel, dinner and overnight stay in Kalpa
- Morning visit to Suicide Point for stunning views
- After breakfast, depart for Shimla
- Reach Shimla by evening and transfer to Delhi via Volvo bus
- Overnight journey to Delhi
- Arrive in Delhi by 8:00 to 9:00 AM
- Tour concludes with unforgettable memories
Available Departures
October 2025
- 05 Oct - 13 Oct
- 12 Oct - 20 Oct
- 19 Oct - 27 Oct
- 26 Oct - 03 Nov
November 2025
- 02 Nov - 10 Nov
- 09 Nov - 17 Nov
- 15 Nov - 23 Nov
- 16 Nov - 24 Nov
- 23 Nov - 01 Dec
- 30 Nov - 08 Dec
December 2025
- 07 Dec - 15 Dec
- 14 Dec - 22 Dec
- 21 Dec - 29 Dec
- 25 Dec - 02 Jan
- 28 Dec - 05 Jan
January 2026
- 04 Jan - 12 Jan
- 11 Jan - 19 Jan
- 18 Jan - 26 Jan
- 25 Jan - 02 Feb
February 2026
- 01 Feb - 09 Feb
- 08 Feb - 16 Feb
- 15 Feb - 23 Feb
- 22 Feb - 02 Mar
March 2026
- 01 Mar - 09 Mar
- 08 Mar - 16 Mar
- 15 Mar - 23 Mar
- 22 Mar - 30 Mar
- 29 Mar - 06 Apr
Inclusions
- Transfer in AC bus from Delhi to Shimla & back
- Entire sightseeing in tempo traveler
- Accommodations for 6 nights (homestays/hotels)
- Total 12 meals during the trip (6 Breakfast + 6 Dinner)
- All inner line permits for the trip
- Team captain throughout the trip
- Oxygen cylinder 24/7 in tempo traveler
- Driver night charges, toll taxes, parking, fuel
Exclusions
- Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks
- Any personal expense like tips to driver, entry to monuments/monasteries
- Camera/video charges, laundry, telephone bills
- Heater charges (extra in winter)
- Any kind of food & beverages not included in package (alcohol, mineral water)
- Meals/refreshments/lunch on the highway
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Stay & Meal Plan
Accommodations Plan
- Day 01: Chitkul / Sangla | Homestay
- Day 02: Tabo | Homestay
- Day 03: Kaza | Homestay
- Day 04: Kaza | Homestay
- Day 05: Kaza | Homestay
- Day 06: Kalpa | Hotel
Meal Plan (6 Breakfast & 6 Dinner)
- Day 01: Dinner
- Day 02: Breakfast | Dinner
- Day 03: Breakfast | Dinner
- Day 04: Breakfast | Dinner
- Day 05: Breakfast | Dinner
- Day 06: Breakfast | Dinner
- Day 07: Breakfast
Frequently Asked Questions
How cold does it get in Spiti Valley during winter?
Temperatures can drop to -20°C to -30°C in peak winter months (December-February). Even in November and March, expect temperatures between -5°C to -15°C at night. Proper winter clothing is essential.
Is this trip suitable for first-time visitors to high altitude areas?
This is a challenging trip due to high altitudes and extreme cold. We recommend prior experience with high altitude travel. People with heart conditions, severe asthma or other serious medical conditions should consult their doctor before attempting this trip.
What special winter clothing should I bring?
Essential items include: down jacket, thermal innerwear, fleece layers, waterproof gloves, balaclava, woolen socks, snow boots, sunglasses (UV protection), and sunscreen. A detailed packing list will be provided upon booking.
Are the roads safe during winter?
Winter driving in Spiti requires experienced drivers and proper vehicles. Our tempo travelers are equipped for winter conditions with experienced drivers. However, road closures due to snow are possible and itineraries may need adjustment for safety.
What about toilet facilities during the trip?
Homestays and hotels have western/Indian toilets. At some remote locations, basic pit toilets may be the only option. Carry toilet paper and hand sanitizer as these may not always be provided.
Packing List
Clothes & Footwear
- Fleece jacket
- Padded jacket or Down jacket
- Sweater
- Rain coat
- Quick dry pants
- Regular Jeans
- Multiple layers of regular wear
- Hiking Shoes
- Sandals/Slippers
Medicines
- Diamox - 1 strip
- Dolo - 1 strip
- Avomine - 1 strip
- Digene - 1 strip
- ORS - 6 packs
- Personal medications
- Camphor tablets
Accessories & Others
- Daypack (20 Liters)
- Sunscreen
- Moisturizer
- Light Towel
- Lip Balm
- Toothbrush
- Steel lunch box, Spoon & Mug
- Two water Bottles
- Plastic bags (for wet/dry clothes)
- Cash (₹5000-7000)
- UV Sunglasses
- Sun cap with flaps
- Waterproof gloves
- Balaclava
- Socks (4 cotton, 1 woollen)
- Headlamp/Torch
- Power Bank
Package Options
Regular Batches
Delhi to Delhi
Shimla to Shimla
Christmas & New Year Special Batch
Delhi to Delhi
Shimla to Shimla
Booking Process
Please deposit ₹8,000/- per person as advance amount to confirm your seat.
The remaining payment must be made 24 hours before the trip departure date.
Bank Transfer Details
Bank: CANARA BANK
Account Type: SAVING
Account No: 110181460234
IFSC Code: CNRB0019424
UPI ID: 9058282111@ybl
Scan to pay via UPI
Support: For any payment related queries, call +91 9058282111
Travel Tips
Winter Preparedness
Temperatures can drop to -20°C. Carry proper winter gear including down jacket, thermals, gloves, and woolen socks.
Altitude Awareness
Spiti is a high-altitude region (3000m-4500m). Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and inform guides if you feel unwell.
Photography Tips
Carry extra batteries as cold drains them quickly. Morning light is ideal for photography. Protect your gear from snow.