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Comfortable vehicles
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Hotels, Homestay and Camp
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4,587 metres (15,050 feet)
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Delhi
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June to October 1st Week
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Adventure Tour
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Breakfast and Dinner
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Easy to Moderate
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10 to 15
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6
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70
Overview
The best time to visit Spiti Valley Tour from Delhi and Via Manali is between June and the first week of October. Those looking for a calm holiday should go to Spiti during this time of year, when temperatures range from 7 to 15 degrees Celsius.
In such a spiti tour package, there are numerous sites to visit. Komic Village, Langza Village, Lhalung Monastery, and Tabo Monastery are only a few of them. Tabo Monastery is one of the world’s oldest monasteries, according to the Dalai Lama. Many Gaddi sheep and goat herders use Spiti as a second home in the summer, when they come to graze their animals from the surrounding villages.
Spiti Valley is a unique adventure, photography, and meditation destination. This Himalayan region, often known as “Little Tibet” and “The Snow Desert,” is a serene and beautiful getaway. “Spiti” refers to the area between Tibet and India, and means “middle land.”
The fort-like Key Monastery, built at an elevation of 4,166 metres (13,668 feet) and overlooking the Spiti River, is the largest Tibetan monastery. Kye Gompa is a Gelugpa Buddhist monastery in Tibet perched on top of a hill at an elevation of 4,166 metres (13,668 feet) above sea level.
Highlights
- Explore the rugged beauty of the Himalayan cold desert, with snow-capped peaks, serene valleys, and winding mountain roads.
- Visit iconic monasteries like Tabo Monastery, Key Monastery, Dhankar Monastery, and Tangyud Monastery, showcasing Tibetan Buddhist architecture and art.
- Experience life in remote villages such as Komic, Langza, Hikkim, and Nako, where tradition and culture thrive.
- Send a postcard from Hikkim Village, home to the world’s highest post office and polling station.
- Enjoy an overnight camping experience under the stars near the breathtaking Chandratal Lake, also called the Moon Lake.
- Interact with local communities, experience traditional cuisine, and witness the peaceful rhythm of Spiti Valley life.

