Spiti Valley Road Trip

Spiti Valley Trip Leisure Road Trip 

Once you check out from your Manali hotel, begin your return journey toward Chandigarh. Enjoy the scenic drive from Manali to Chandigarh, filled with river views, lush valleys, and winding mountain roads.

Soak in the final moments of your Himalayan adventure before you bid goodbye to one of the most memorable and dreamt-about tours of the Himalayas.

Spiti Valley Trip Pricing

• Chandigarh to Chandigarh: ₹23,000 per person

• Delhi to Delhi: ₹25,000 per person ( Mor

Spiti Valley Road Trip - Brief Itinerary 

Day 1: Chandigarh/Ambala to Narkanda – Scenic drive, community introduction, overnight stay.

Day 2: Narkanda to Rakchham – Explore Sangla Valley, Sarahan & Chitkul (Last Village of India).

Day 3: Rakchham to Kalpa – Visit Reckong Peo, Kothi Temple, Suicide Point, views of Kinnaur Kailash.

Day 4: Kalpa to Tabo – Explore Nako Lake, Nako village & Gue Monastery, overnight in Tabo.

Day 5: Tabo to Kaza – Visit Tabo Monastery, Tabo Caves, Dhankar Monastery, Pin Valley National Park.

Day 6: Kaza Sightseeing – Key Monastery, Kibber Village, Chicham Bridge.

Day 7: Kaza to Chandratal to Manali – Visit Chandratal Lake & drive to Manali.

Day 8: Manali Sightseeing – Hadimba Temple, Vashisht Hot Springs, Manali Forest Park & Solang Valley.

Day 9: Manali to Chandigarh – Return journey, trip ends with lifelong memories.

Spiti Valley Trip Itinerary 

Day One – Chandigarh to Narkanda

Arrive at Ambala Cantt Railway Station and hop into your vehicle by 9:30 AM as your adventure begins! Enjoy a smooth, scenic drive through lush landscapes, pine forests, and charming hill towns—perfect for capturing those first mountain vibes.

Travel with a fun and friendly community group, making the journey lively and memorable. The trip is safe for female travellers, with our team ensuring full comfort, care, and support throughout.

En route, stop at some great cafés and eateries to relax and soak in the views. By evening, reach Narkanda and check into one of the best handpicked hotels, offering cozy rooms and breathtaking mountain vistas—ideal for a leisure-filled start to your trip.

Enjoy a hearty dinner and unwind with your fellow travellers as the hills welcome you for an unforgettable journey ahead.

Day Two - Narkanda to Rakchham

The scenic route to Rakchham takes you through the stunning Sangla Valley, one of India’s most beautiful Himalayan valleys. In Tibetan, Sangla means “Passing of the Light”, and during sunrise the valley truly lives up to its name—surrounded by glowing peaks and mesmerizing landscapes. Perfect for Sangla Valley trip planning and photography lovers.

You will also pass through Sarahan Bushahr, a charming Himalayan village known for its apple orchards, pine forests, and peaceful ambience. The sound of the Sutlej River flowing alongside adds to the magic, making it one of the best spots for nature lovers searching for Sarahan sightseeing or Sutlej valley experiences.

Next, visit Chitkul – the Last Village of India, famous for its wooden houses, crystal-clear Baspa River, and postcard-perfect snow-capped mountains. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone looking for Chitkul tourism, Chitkul road trip, or Chitkul winter travel.

After soaking in the beauty of Chitkul, drive back to Rakchham for a relaxing evening. Enjoy a delicious dinner and unwind in your cozy mountain hotel.

Dinner and overnight stay in Rakchham Sangla.

Day Three - Rakchham to Kalpa

Get ready for an exciting day as you explore the breathtaking Kinnaur Kailash Range, one of the top highlights of any Kalpa itinerary. En route, stop at the vibrant Reckong Peo Market, the cultural hub of Kinnaur, followed by a visit to the ancient Kothi Temple, a must-visit spot for travelers searching for Kothi Temple Kalpa or Kothi Temple Kinnaur.

Continue your journey to the iconic Suicide Point Kalpa, famous for its dramatic cliffs and panoramic Himalayan views—one of the most searched attractions in Kalpa Himachal Pradesh.

Upon reaching Kalpa, check into your hotel and soak in the surreal views of the Kinnaur Kailash mountains right from your balcony—an unforgettable moment for anyone exploring Kalpa tourism or Sangla–Kalpa road trips.

Enjoy a warm dinner and a peaceful overnight stay at your hotel in Kalpa.

Day Four - Kalpa to Tabo via Nako Lake

From Kalpa, we drive toward Tabo, one of Spiti’s most historic and peaceful villages. The journey is filled with spectacular landscapes, starting with a visit to the serene Nako Lake, a must-see spot for travelers searching for Nako or Nako Lake tourism. The calm water, fluttering prayer flags, and backdrop of rocky mountains make it one of the most iconic stops in Kinnaur–Spiti.

Next, explore the ancient Gue Monastery, famous for housing the naturally preserved mummy and often searched under Gue Monastery Spiti or Gue village attractions.

As we move deeper into the valley, the scenery shifts to dramatic brown mountains and lunar-like terrain unique to Spiti.

By evening, arrive in Tabo and check in to your hotel. Tabo is home to the famous Tabo Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the Himalayas, and the mysterious Tabo Caves, perfect for travelers looking up Tabo sightseeing.

Dinner and overnight stay at Tabo.

Day Five - Tabo to Dhankar to Pin Valley National Park to Kaza

Tabo is a stunning ancient Buddhist village nestled in the heart of the Himalayas. Often called the “Ajanta of the Himalayas,” Tabo is one of the most culturally significant destinations in Spiti Valley India. The village is renowned for the historic Tabo Monastery—one of the oldest continuously inhabited Buddhist monasteries in India—and the mysterious Tabo Caves, carved into the mountainside.

Monasteries in Himachal Pradesh are known for their serene landscapes, pristine air, and deep cultural heritage—and Tabo perfectly represents all of it.

As you continue your journey, get ready for a power-packed sightseeing day. Visit the dramatic Dhankar Monastery, perched high above the valley and famous among travellers searching for Dhankar, Dhankar Monastery Spiti, and Dhankar sightseeing. Witness the breathtaking confluence of the Parvati River and Spiti River, where two strikingly different water streams meet.

Later, explore the stunning Pin Valley National Park, known for its wildlife, vibrant landscapes, and high-altitude villages—one of the most searched destinations for Pin Valley National Park Spiti.

Arrive in Kaza, the headquarters of Spiti Valley, by evening. Enjoy dinner and rest overnight in Kaza.

Day Six - Kaza Local Sightseeing - Langza to Komic to Hikkim to Key Monastery to Kaza.

Today we will visit some of the highest inhabited villages in the world. After a cozy night in your comforters, wake up to a beautiful morning in Kaza. We will visit the highest village in India, Komic, which has a motorable road. We will drive today to Langza. A giant painted Buddha statue stands in front of the new monastery on a hill above the settlement. The Buddha is shown contacting the soil in the figure, which faces west and looks out over the Spiti valley. 

The Geological Survey of India considers Spiti one of the world's most fossil-rich regions. Fossils reaching back a few hundred million years have been discovered in isolated villages of Himachal Pradesh's Lahaul and Spiti valleys. We will finally send a postcard from Hikkim to our loved ones from the highest Post office in the world. Later visit Key Monastery and head back to Kaza in evening. Evening at leisure to explore Kaza market. Dinner and overnight at Kaza. 

Day Seven - Kaza to Chicham Bridge to Chandratal Lake to Manali

Day Seven brings even more breathtaking Himalayan landscapes to capture in your memories and your camera. As you drive toward Chandratal Lake, make a stop at the iconic Chicham Bridge, the highest bridge in Asia and one of the most searched spots in Spiti Valley tourism.

By afternoon, reach the stunning Chandratal Lake—also known as the Moon Lake of Spiti—famous for its crystal-clear blue water, high-altitude trekking trails, and panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks. Spend about two hours strolling around the lakeside, soaking in the beauty that attracts travellers searching for Chandratal Lake trek, Chandratal camping, and Chandratal road trip.

Later, begin your scenic drive toward Manali, passing through mesmerizing valleys and rugged mountain roads that make the Spiti to Manali route legendary.

Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in Manali—the perfect place to relax after a day filled with adventure and awe-inspiring views.

Day Eight - Manali

Enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour in Manali, exploring its most iconic attractions. Visit the famous Hadimba Temple Manali, known for its ancient wooden architecture and peaceful forest surroundings. Continue to the beautiful Manali Forest Park, a must-visit spot for nature lovers searching for serene trails and Himalayan greenery.

Later, relax at the Vashisht Hot Springs and explore Solang Valley, one of the top Manali adventure spots known for paragliding, ATV rides, and stunning mountain views.

Dinner and overnight stay in Manali.
 

Day Nine - Manali to Chandigarh

Once you check out from your Manali hotel, begin your return journey toward Chandigarh. Enjoy the scenic drive from Manali to Chandigarh, filled with river views, lush valleys, and winding mountain roads.

Soak in the final moments of your Himalayan adventure before you bid goodbye to one of the most memorable and dreamt-about tours of the Himalayas.