Book Spiti Valley Tour Packages Starting at Just ₹16,999

Published on July 11, 2025

Spiti valley tour package, Tucked away in the majestic mountains of Himachal Pradesh, Spiti Valley is not just a place—it’s an experience carved out of ancient rocks, riverbeds, and silence. And now, with TourMyHoliday Spiti tour packages starting at just ₹16,999, this surreal Himalayan escape is more accessible than ever.

Whether you’re planning a Spiti tour package from Delhi, a family vacation, or a soul-stirring solo trip to Spiti Valley, we’ve designed experiences that match every kind of traveler.

What Makes Our Spiti Valley Tour Package Unique?

• 7 Day Spiti Valley Tour Itinerary covering iconic destinations like Kaza, Key Monastery, Tabo, and Chicham Bridge

• Flexible departure options from Delhi, Chandigarh, or Manali

• Ideal for Spiti Valley group tour packages and customizable for couples, families, or solo travelers

• Affordable pricing starting at ₹16,999 per person with all essential inclusions

• Expert guides and curated Spiti Valley travel guide to help you travel responsibly and smart

From Valleys to Villages: A Day-by-Day Spiti Itinerary

DAY 0: DELHI TO SHIMLA – THE JOURNEY BEGINS

Your adventure starts late at night when you gather at the designated boarding point around 9:00 PM. After meeting your team captain and fellow travelers, you’ll participate in a quick induction session to set expectations for the journey ahead. By 10:00 PM, you’ll board a comfortable vehicle for an overnight ride from Delhi to Shimla. As the city lights fade away, settle into your seat, catch up on some sleep, or simply enjoy the cool mountain breeze rushing past your window.

Pro tip: Bring along snacks, warm clothes, and music playlists to make the ride more enjoyable. This overnight journey ensures you maximize your time in Spiti and arrive fresh and ready for the adventures ahead.

DAY 1: SHIMLA TO SANGLA/CHITKUL – A GATEWAY TO SPITI

As dawn breaks, you'll find yourself arriving in Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh. After a hearty breakfast at Narkanda, where you can soak in stunning mountain views, you’ll continue your journey towards Sangla or Chitkul. Along the way, stop for lunch at Jeori or Tapri, two picturesque spots surrounded by lush greenery and towering peaks.

Once you reach Sangla/Chitkul, check into your hotel, freshen up, and unwind. Spend your afternoon exploring the serene Baspa River and the breathtaking landscapes of Sangla Valley. The combination of crystal-clear waters, dense forests, and snow-capped mountains creates a scene straight out of a postcard. Conclude your day with a delicious dinner and an overnight stay in Sangla/Chitkul.

DAY 2: CHITKUL/SANGLA TO NAKO – INTO THE HEART OF SPITI

Start your day early with a scenic drive towards Nako, passing through Powari, Spello, and Kalpa along the way. Enjoy breakfast while admiring breathtaking mountain views before stopping for lunch near the majestic Kinnaur Kailash Range. As you enter the stunning Kinnaur Valley, witness the magnificence of the Sutlej River carving its way through the rugged terrain.

Upon reaching Nako, check into your hotel and freshen up. Spend your evening strolling around Nako Village and visiting the serene Nako Lake, a sacred body of water surrounded by prayer flags and stupas. End your day with a hearty dinner and an overnight stay in Nako.

DAY 3: NAKO TO KAZA – ENTERING THE LAND OF MONASTERIES

Today marks your entry into the heart of Spiti Valley—Kaza. Start your day early with a refreshing breakfast before embarking on a scenic drive through Hangrang Valley and crossing the iconic Argo Bridge. Stop for lunch at Lossar or Yangthang, where you can savor local delicacies while soaking in panoramic views.

As you cross the Spiti River, prepare to be awestruck by the dramatic shift in landscape—from lush green valleys to barren deserts dotted with colorful prayer flags. Once you reach Kaza, check into your hotel and freshen up. You can spend the rest of the day exploring the vibrant Kaza Market or visiting the historic Key Monastery, one of the oldest and largest monasteries in Spiti. Return to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

DAY 4: KAZA TO LANGZA, KOMIK, AND HIKKIM – OFF THE BEATEN PATH

Wake up to the crisp mountain air and set off on a day filled with exploration. Start by visiting Langza Village, known for its ancient 1,000-year-old Buddha statue and fossil-rich terrain. Next, head to Komik Village, home to the world’s highest-altitude village, and visit the serene Komik Monastery. Enjoy a delightful lunch here before making your way to Hikkim Village.

Hikkim is famous for hosting the world’s highest post office at 4,400 meters above sea level. Take a moment to send postcards to your loved ones—a unique souvenir from your Spiti adventure. Return to Kaza for dinner and another cozy night’s stay.

DAY 5: KAZA TO KEY MONASTERY, KIBBER, AND CHICHAM – CULTURE AND NATURE

Begin your day with a visit to Key Monastery, perched atop a hill overlooking the valley. Its intricate murals and tranquil ambiance make it a must-visit spot. Next, head to Kibber Village, the world’s highest motorable village, where you’ll enjoy lunch and explore the nearby Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary.

In the afternoon, visit Chicham Village, home to the highest bridge in Asia—the Chicham Bridge. Witness the engineering marvel firsthand and soak in the stunning views of the surrounding valley. Return to Kaza for dinner and an overnight stay.

DAY 6: KAZA TO KALPA – BACK TO KINNAUR VALLEY

Bid farewell to Spiti Valley as you begin your journey back towards Kalpa. Along the way, stop for breakfast at Powari and enjoy the scenic drive through Sumdo, Spello, and Powari. Cross the majestic Sutlej River once again and re-enter the breathtaking Kinnaur Valley. Upon reaching Kalpa, check into your hotel and freshen up.

Spend your evening strolling through Kalpa Village, visiting the historic Kalpa Monastery, and soaking in the peaceful vibes of the region. Conclude your day with a delicious dinner and an overnight stay in Kalpa.

DAY 7: KALPA TO SHIMLA TO DELHI – THE FINAL LEG

Start your day with an early morning drive towards Shimla. Stop for breakfast at Powari and enjoy the stunning views of the Kinnaur Valley. Have lunch at Rampur Bushahr, a charming town steeped in history, before continuing your journey to Shimla.

In Shimla, take some time to explore Mall Road, visit the historic Ridge and Christ Church, and indulge in a delightful dinner at a local restaurant. Board an AC Volvo or Tempo Traveller for an overnight ride back to Delhi (approximately 7-8 hours). Wake up refreshed and invigorated, ready to share your incredible Spiti Valley adventure with friends and family.

Winter Spiti Tour Packages – White Desert Adventure

Experience the magic of snow-covered villages, frozen rivers, and dramatic landscapes with our Winter Spiti Tour Packages. Perfect for photography, peace, and raw Himalayan adventure.

• Best for: Snow lovers, explorers, offbeat travel seekers

• Add-ons: Bonfire nights, frozen lake visits, and village stays

• Ideal months: December to March

Spiti Tour Package for Family – Safe, Scenic & Soulful

Travel as a family and explore monasteries, old villages, and the peaceful culture of Spiti. Our Spiti tour package for family ensures comfort, safety, and light adventure.

• Child-friendly stays and short hikes

• Culture-focused itinerary

• Campfire evenings and stargazing

Spiti Adventure Packages – For the Wild at Heart

Choose from our Adventure tour Spiti Valley options with mountain biking, high-altitude treks, and Spiti Valley bike tours through the highest roads in the world.

• Popular among thrill-seekers and bikers

• Includes camping gear, backup vehicle, local support

• Ideal for May to October

Camping in Spiti Valley – Sleep Under the Stars

Add the charm of the wilderness with camping in Spiti Valley. Wake up to snowy peaks, fall asleep to the sound of the river.

• Available in Chandra Tal, Dhankar, or Losar

• Safe, scenic, and unforgettable

Budget Spiti Tour Package – Travel Smart at ₹16,999

Explore Spiti without burning your savings. Our budget Spiti tour package includes:

• Comfortable stays, meals, and transport

• Key highlights covered in 6N/7D itinerary

• Options for Delhi to Spiti and Chandigarh to Spiti road trips

• Group and student discounts available

Why Choose TourMyHoliday?

• Handcrafted experiences, not just bookings

• 24/7 support during travel

• Local experts, safe vehicles, scenic accommodations

• Transparent pricing with no hidden charges

Inclusions:

• Transportation: Delhi to Shimla and back: Volvo Bus
  • Rest of the journey:
  • Traveller/SUV
• Z Accommodation:
• Twin/Triple sharing basis in Camps I Hotels
• 1 night at Chitkul
• 1 night at Kalpa
• night at Tabo
• nights at Kaza -1 night at Sarahan.

• Meals:
• Daily Bvreakfast and Dinner at the hotel.
• V Services:
• Experienced and friendly trip leader.
• 2417 onboard assistance.
• Reliable and experienced local drivers.
• Local support in case of emergency.
• Oxygen Cylinder and Medical kit.
• Inclusions:
• Driver allowances. -Toll taxes.

Exclusions:

• Any personal Expenses/Adventure activities
• Anything not mentioned in the itinerary 
• Hot water availability
• Any kind of entry tickets/fees
• Any Meals/Drinks other than Inclusion
• 5%GST
  • Travel insurance
• Package price does not include additional nights or meals due to unforeseen circumstances.
• Package price is based on current taxes and rates; changes will be applicable.
• Disputes or claims subject to local court jurisdiction.

Spiti Valley Weather: Where the Skies Stay Clear and the Air Stays Crisp

Spiti Valley isn’t just a destination—it’s a mood shaped by its rugged terrain and dramatic weather. Tucked high in the Himalayas at around 12,500 feet, Spiti’s climate is cold, dry, and unpredictable—but that’s also what makes it so magical.

Understanding the weather of Spiti is key to planning the perfect trip, especially for those booking a Spiti tour package from Delhi, a solo trip to Spiti Valley, or even a thrilling Spiti Valley bike tour.

Spring (April to mid-June): Cold Mornings, Comfortable Days

Spring marks the reawakening of Spiti after a long, harsh winter. Snow begins to melt on the roads from Kinnaur, making the valley accessible again.

• Temperature: 5°C to 15°C

• Highlights: Clear skies, frozen rivers thawing, sparse crowds

• Best for: Family tours, group departures, soft adventures

Summer (mid-June to early September): The Travel Season

This is the best time to visit Spiti Valley for most travelers. The snow is gone, roads from both Manali and Shimla are open, and the entire region comes alive with greenery, grazing yaks, and festivals.

• Temperature: 8°C to 20°C

• Highlights: Road trips, monastery festivals, stargazing

• Best for: Camping in Spiti Valley, 7-day Spiti tour itineraries, bike tours, and family trips

Autumn (mid-September to October): Quiet and Colorful

Spiti’s autumn is short but beautiful. As tourists fade out, golden-brown tones paint the landscapes. The air becomes crisp, and the sun sets earlier.

• Temperature: 0°C to 15°C

• Highlights: Less crowded trails, stunning landscapes

• Best for: Budget Spiti tour packages, solo trips, and photographers

Winter (November to March): The Cold Desert in Its Raw Form

Winter in Spiti is no joke. With temperatures dropping well below zero, Spiti becomes one of the coldest inhabited regions in India. Many locals migrate to lower areas, and only seasoned adventurers attempt winter travel here.

• Temperature: -5°C to -25°C

• Highlights: Frozen rivers, snow-covered villages, ultimate solitude

• Best for: Winter Spiti Tour Packages, snow trip to Spiti Valley, photographers, and offbeat travelers

• Important: Only the Shimla-Kaza route stays open in winter. Manali side is closed due to snow.

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley

• For first-timers, families, and road trippers: June to September

• For photographers and explorers: April–June or late September–October

• For winter lovers and thrill-seekers: December–February

Pack Smart for Spiti: What to Carry and What to Leave Behind

Spiti Valley isn’t just a destination—it’s an adventure through high-altitude terrain, extreme temperatures, and remote Himalayan villages. Packing right can make the difference between a smooth, soul-stirring experience and a challenging one.

Whether you're booking a Spiti tour package from Delhi, planning a Spiti Valley bike tour, or heading out on a solo trip to Spiti, here's your no-fluff, real-deal packing list.

✅ What to Pack for Spiti Valley

1. Layered Clothing
Weather changes fast in Spiti. Layering is key.

• Thermal innerwear

• Full-sleeve shirts

• Fleece jackets

• Windproof down jacket

• Woolen sweaters or hoodies

2. Bottom Wear

• Comfortable trekking pants

• Thermal leggings (especially for winter)

• One pair of jeans for casual wear

3. Footwear

• Sturdy trekking shoes with good grip

• A pair of sandals or flip-flops for evenings

4. Accessories

• Woolen cap/beanie

• UV-protection sunglasses

• Gloves (woolen or waterproof depending on season)

• Buff/scarf to cover nose from dust

5. Toiletries & Personal Care

• Lip balm (Spiti is dry!)

• Moisturizer and sunscreen (SPF 50+)

• Face wipes and hand sanitizer

• Toothbrush, toothpaste, quick-dry towel

6. Health & Safety

• Basic first-aid kit (band-aids, antiseptic, etc.)

• Altitude sickness medicine (consult doctor)

• Personal medications

• Reusable water bottle with purifier tabs

7. Tech & Documents

• Power bank (electricity can be limited)

• Camera or GoPro

• Torch or headlamp

• Identity proof and multiple photocopies

• Printed itinerary and permits (where needed)

8. Extras for Winter Spiti Tour Packages

• Snow boots or shoe spikes

• Heavy-duty jacket

• Woolen socks (3-4 pairs)

• Hot water bags

• Thermos flask

What to Skip for Spiti Valley

1. Trolley Bags or Hard Suitcases
The terrain is rough. Ditch the wheels. Use a backpack or duffle bag.

2. Excessive Makeup or Toiletries
There’s dust, dryness, and limited water. Keep it basic.

3. High Heels or Fancy Footwear
Completely useless in the hills and rocky areas.

4. Too Many Gadgets
No strong network most of the time. Focus on the views, not your devices.

5. Too Much Clothing
You’ll end up wearing the same warm layers most days. Keep it minimal but practical.

6. Plastic Waste
Avoid disposable plastic bottles or food packaging. Spiti is fragile—travel eco-friendly.

7. Unnecessary Valuables
Avoid carrying expensive jewelry, watches, or gadgets unless essential.