Ultimate Himachal Adventure with Spiti Valley 8N9D
Ultimate Himachal Adventure with Spiti Valley 8N9D
₹14500
Overview
Experience the best of the Himalayas on this 8N/9D Spiti Valley Circuit starting from Chandigarh. Drive through Shimla and Kufri to Narkanda, then explore Sangla and the last Indian village, Chitkul, before reaching Kalpa with its breathtaking Kinnaur Kailash views. Continue via Nako and Gue to Tabo Monastery, then head to Dhankar, Pin Valley and Kaza, the heart of Spiti. Visit the famous high-altitude villages of Langza, Hikkim and Komik, along with Key Monastery, Kibber and the iconic Chicham Bridge. Spend a magical night camping beside Chandratal Lake, then cross Rohtang Pass to reach Manali for local sightseeing, before returning to Chandigarh with memories of a lifetime.
What's Inclusion
- Accommodation in a well-appointed hotel.
- Breakfast and dinner (as per package)
- Sightseeing as per itinerary
- All transfers and sightseeing by a comfortable AC cab.
- Driver charges, tolls, parking & fuel costs
- Welcome drinks (non-alcoholic) on arrival
- Welcome drinks (non-alcoholic) on arrival
- Airfare or train tickets
- Personal expenses (shopping, laundry, tips, extra meals)
- Entry fees to monuments & attractions
- Adventure activities (paragliding, rafting, skiing, etc.)
- Optional tours & excursions
- Early check-in or late check-out charges
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
FAQ
The ideal time is from May to October, when the roads to Spiti are open, and the weather is pleasant for both sightseeing and adventure activities.
Yes, but you should be prepared for long drives and high altitudes in Spiti. We recommend basic fitness and consulting a doctor if you have any health conditions.
Spiti lies at high altitude (above 3,500 meters). Some travelers may experience mild altitude sickness. Staying hydrated, avoiding overexertion, and resting well helps minimize discomfort.
Adventure sports like river rafting, paragliding, ATV rides, and horse riding are optional and payable on-site directly to operators.
Comfortable hotels or guesthouses are provided in Shimla, Manali, and Kasol. In Spiti (Kaza), accommodation will be in well-rated hotels or guesthouses suitable for high-altitude conditions.
This is a private tour with a dedicated cab and driver, so the itinerary is flexible based on your pace and preferences.
Expect daily drives ranging from 3–8 hours. The longest travel days are between Manali–Spiti and Spiti–Kasol, where the journey may take 8–10 hours.
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Term & Condition
Confirmation Policy
- Upon booking, the traveller will receive a confirmation voucher via email, within 24 hours.
- In the special cases of slots not being available, feasible alternatives will be provided to the customer, in regards to the customer’s preference. In such cases, a new voucher would be sent via email, consisting of the new travel details.
Refund Policy
- Any refund applicable will be processed within 7 business days.
Cancellation Policy
- Any cancellation made 25 days before the date of departure, would levy 15% of the total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Any cancellation made within 15-25 days before the date of departure, would levy a 25% of total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Any cancellation made within 7-15 days before the date of departure, would levy 50% of the total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Any cancellation made within 0-7 days before the date of departure, would levy 100% of the total tour cost as cancellation charges.
- Due to any restrictions such as sudden government policies or regulations, health hazards, medical emergencies, or unprecedented weather conditions, activities and tours may be nonoperational and be canceled. In cases such as these, operators will attempt to cater to the traveler as an alternate, which is feasible in nature. However, any refund would not be catered.
Advisory
- Stay hydrated: Carry enough water and other fluids to stay hydrated throughout the yatra. It's important to drink water regularly, especially at higher altitudes.
- Check the weather: The weather conditions in the Kedarnath region can be unpredictable, so it's important to check the weather forecast before starting your journey. Avoid traveling during the monsoon season (July to September) when the region experiences heavy rainfall and landslides.
- Acclimatize properly: Kedarnath is located at an altitude of over 11,000 feet, so it's important to acclimatize properly. Spend a couple of days in nearby towns like Guptkashi, Gaurikund, or Sonprayag before starting the yatra.
- Pack wisely: Pack light and carry only the essentials. Make sure you have enough warm clothes, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a first-aid kit. You can also rent or buy trekking equipment from nearby towns.
- Follow the Yatra route: Stick to the designated Yatra route and avoid taking shortcuts. This helps preserve the fragile ecosystem of the region and minimizes the impact on the environment.
- Respect local customs: Kedarnath is a holy site for Hindus, and it's important to respect the local customs and traditions. Dress appropriately and seek permission before entering any religious sites.
- Hire a guide/porter: Hiring a guide or porter can make the Yatra easier and safer. They can provide valuable information about the Yatra route, carry your luggage, and help in case of an emergency.
- Be prepared for emergencies: The Kedarnath Yatra is remote, and medical facilities are limited. Carry a first-aid kit and any necessary medications. It's also a good idea to have a satellite phone or other communication device in case of an emergency.
- Leave no trace: Respect the environment and leave no trace behind. Carry all your trash and dispose of it properly at the end of the yatra.
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