| Mode | Price (INR) |
|---|---|
| Quad Sharing | ₹10499 |
| Triple Sharing | ₹11000 |
| Double Sharing | ₹11499 |
✅ Transport – Round-trip from Delhi/Chandigarh via AC Volvo or Luxury Traveller.
✅ Stay – 2N Chitkul (Riverside) + 1N Kalpa (Kinner Kailash View).
✅ Meals – 6 Meals: 3 Breakfasts + 3 Dinners.
✅ Trek – Guided hike to Nagasti Post (Indo-Tibetan Border).
✅ Sightseeing – Sangla Valley, Mathi Temple, Roghi Village & Suicide Point.
✅ Support – Trip Coordinator + professional mountain driver.
❌ Taxes – 5% GST applicable on total invoice.
❌ Hotel Flexibility – Early check-in/Late check-out charges (subject to availability).
❌ Personal Logistics – Airfare, train tickets, or unlisted transport.
❌ Daily Extras – Laundry, calls, shopping, tips, and personal expenses.
❌ Extra Meals – Snacks, lunches, or meals outside fixed menu.
❌ Sightseeing Fees – Parking charges and entry tickets.
❌ Snow Logistics – Extra 4x4 vehicle charges during heavy snow/ice.
❌ Contingency Costs – Extra stay/transport due to natural events.
❌ Unspecified Services – Anything not mentioned in inclusions.
Chitkul is around 61–65 km from Kalpa and takes about 2.5–3 hours by road.
April–June and September–November are ideal months for Chitkul and Kalpa.
Kalpa is accessible, but Chitkul may face heavy snowfall and road closures.
Chitkul has homestays and guesthouses, while Kalpa offers more hotels and food choices.
Chitkul offers Baspa River views and village walks, while Kalpa is famous for Kinner Kailash views.
Kalpa suits all travellers, while Chitkul is better for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Both places have cool weather, cold nights, and snowy winters.
The route is scenic but long, with better connectivity to Kalpa than Chitkul.
Yes, but Chitkul may require shared taxis or local transport options.
Yes, Chitkul is great for treks and camping, while Kalpa offers scenic walks.
Both places showcase Himachali culture, temples, monasteries, and traditional villages.
Kalpa has better facilities, while Chitkul has limited shops.
Monsoon can bring landslides and roadblocks, so travel is less recommended.
Yes, spring, autumn, and winter offer beautiful mountain scenery.
Chitkul is ideal for adventure lovers, while Kalpa suits peaceful mountain holidays.
Chitkul is situated at an elevation of 3,450 meters (11,320 ft).
Safety First: We recommend drinking 3-4 litres of water daily to prevent AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness).
Expert Tip: Avoid caffeine or alcohol on the first day of the climb to help your body adjust to the thinning air.
Mobile Signals: Airtel and BSNL are the most reliable in Kalpa. In Chitkul, expect a near-total digital detox; Jio and other networks are highly inconsistent.
Charging: Power cuts can occur during heavy winds. A 20,000mAh power bank is a must-have for your camera and phone.
The last reliable ATMs are located in Reckong Peo and Sangla. Most local vendors in Chitkul do not accept cards or UPI due to poor internet connectivity.
Pro-Tip: Carry enough cash for local shopping, lunches, and tips before leaving Reckong Peo.
The weather in Kinnaur is unpredictable. We recommend the "Layering System":
Base Layer: Thermals for nights.
Mid Layer: Fleece or a light sweater.
Outer Layer: A windproof/waterproof down jacket.
Footwear: Sturdy trekking shoes with high ankle support (essential for the Nagasti Post hike).
Chitkul is a pristine eco-zone. We follow a "Leave No Trace" policy.
Carry a reusable water bottle.
Dispose of plastic waste only in designated bins.
Respect the local Kinnauri culture—always ask permission before photographing residents or religious ceremonies.
Confirmation: Secure your seat with a 25% advance payment.
Flexibility: Full refund for cancellations made 15 days before departure (minus processing fees).
Weather Policy: If roads are blocked by landslides, we provide alternative sightseeing in lower valleys to ensure your safety.
The final package cost may vary based on departure date, group size, room-sharing preference, vehicle type, and accommodation availability.
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