Activity Location: Spiti
Activity: Local sightseeing

About Lahaul & Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley is one of the well-known destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Spiti Valley is a frigid desert mountain valley located 196 km away from Manali. There are numerous places to visit in Spiti Valley. Some of them are Langza Village, Lhalung Monastery, Tabo Caves, Tabo Monastery, NakoVillage. Tabo Monastery is one of the ancientest monasteries in the nation and a favorite of the Dalai Lama. Spiti River is an influent on the Sutlej River. The Spiti River cultivates the wonderful valleys of the Lahaul-Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. Spiti is the next home to many Gaddi sheep and goat ranchers who arrive at this valley in summer to graze animals from the encircled villages. Placed at a height of 12,500 hoofs above sea level, the charming valley covered by the Himalayas is a bizarre destination and jewel of Himachal Pradesh. Snow ridge alps, snow carpeted immaculate terrain, alpine forest, wide canyons fleck with greenery, shimmering glaciers, glistening rivers, stunning monasteries, and quaint towns embroider the valley. The pure magnificence of the valley and the monasteries charms visitors and trekkers from all over the world.

About LocalSightseeing Activity

Sightseeing packages that we have listed by collaborating with various sites tour. Travel enthusiasts can explore and it is the most wonderful way to know about any destinations. vacate all your worries focus on capturing the moments and it was some of the best moments of your life in that place. Sightseeing is the recreation of touring the interesting locations that tourists usually travel to.

Local Sightseeing in Lahaul & Spiti Valley

• Nako Village Walk
  • If you planing for visiting Spiti Valley must visit the Nako, it is located under Kinnaur District, surrounded by mountain ranges on all sides, a village burrowed around a pretty lake and the name is the same as the village name. There are charming and tiny animal pens outside all the houses, houses made of mud and stone.
• Mediation in Monastery
  • Spiti valley has numerous monasteries, most of them are over 600-800 years old and some of made of mud, stone, and the interiors are done up with sandalwood. The monasteries of Dhankar, Komik, and Key are the best location for spending time meditating.
• Send Post Card
  • In Spiti Hakkim village which is lies between the Villages of Komik and Langza.The world highest post office (14,400ft)in Hakkim village, sending a postcard to a loved one from this altitude. This is something that you never gonna forget.
• Experience Homestay
  • If you want to experience the real feel of Spiti, spend the night with locals. Homestay options are accessible all over the valley and some of the best home stays are in Kibber and Langza.
• Wishing stone
  • If you are in Spiti valley no matter what's going on in your life but you will indeed feel a connection with Mother Nature, according to Himalayan Legend if you pile seven stones on top of each other and make a wish, your wish will come true.it is a sign of good luck.
• Yak Safari
  • In Spiti Valley enjoy Spiti's unique joy ride- Yaks. Yak ride under the cold mountain desert of Lahul and Spiti gives a lifetime experience.
• Shopping
  • Spiti has amazing Tibetan markets at Kanzum, Kaza. You can purchase V Carpets, Lois, Baby Shawls, Mufflers, Stoles, Local pure wool made Kullu shawls, and local handicrafts. In Spiti Pullas, Woolen jackets and Silver Jewellery are the main local souvenirs. You can also bring ready-made garments in Merino wool, Pashmina, and Angora.

Best Time To Visit Lahaul & Spiti Valley

• The best time to visit this solitary yet impressive region of Himachal Pradesh is during the summers from May to October. It is the barely time when the roads reside clear of ice. In the winter season, Lahaul & Spiti fluff under the heavy sheet of snow.

Lahaul & Spiti Valley Weather & Temperature

• Summer Season (May-June)
• Temperature varying between 8°C and 15°C, this is the favorable time to visit Lahaul and Spiti Valley. The temperature resides cool and relatively cold during this period approving many outdoor and trekking activities. With the roads bringing cleared off snow and clear atmospheres, this is an excellent period to explore the cold deserts of Spiti and the lush vegetation of Lahaul.
• Monsoon Season (July-September)
• Lahaul and Spiti decline in the rain shadow area of the Himalayas and thus, experience little to no rain during these months. Lahaul and Spiti are some of the favorite destinations to visit during the monsoons, the streets directing to these regions, mainly through Kinnaur and Manali, serve extremely apt to landslides.
• Winter Season (November-April)
• This area experiences exceedingly cold and intense winters, with the temperature plunging to as low as -17°C and even downward in some villages of Spiti. However, for winter enthusiasts and snow enthusiasts, Lahaul and Spiti is an impressive destination during this period of the year.

How To Reach Lahaul & Spiti Valley

• Chandigarh(IXC) is the nearest airport to Spiti and there is also an option to go by Helicopter, you can find helipads at different destinations like Rampur, Kaza, Nako, and many other places.
• Kalka(KLK) & Chandigarh(CDG) are the nearest railway stations and Shimla(SML) is also the nearest station which is a narrow gauge.
• Planning to visit in April, May, June there is one route open.
  There are two routes to reach Spiti Valley.
  1.Via Manali and Rohtang Pass
  2.Via Shimal-Reckong Peo-Nako- Tabo via Kinnur
• Delhi to Spiti distance approx 710 KMs it will take 16Hrs 40minutes to reach Spiti Valley.
• The road trip to Lahaul and Spiti is remarkable when it comes to an adventurous trip. A bike trip is a must to do and also the best way to explore Lahaul and Spiti. You can also have an option to take a state tourism bus but for that, you need to be on time.

Things to Carry in Lahaul & Spiti Valley

• ​ID Proof: Valid ID card issued by Government.
• Clothing: Warm clothing (Down jacket/fleece jacket, woolen cap/scarf, hat, lowers, woolen & cotton socks, thermal wears), cotton towels, trekking/hiking shoes & other comfortable regular wears.
• Toiletries: Lip balm, wet wipes, skin moisturizer, sunscreen.
• Medical Related: Personal medicines (if any), mosquito repellent, prescribed medicines for high altitude sickness, dehydration salt.
• Other Optional: Sunglasses, rubber slipper, power bank, candy, dust mask, etc.

Do's & Don'ts in Lahaul & Spiti Valley

Do’s                                                                                                                                              

• Do prefer to go by road as you might have face difficulty in breathing.                                         
• Do take a route from Shimla for your comfortable journey.                                                             
• Do carry cash as there is only one ATM in Kaza and online payment options do not work there.    
• Do carry the Government ID proofs.

    Don’ts

•    Do not perform any hardcore activity which makes you tired.
•    Do not take a heavy diet when you are in Lahaul and Spiti.
•   Do not disrespect the local authority and do not spoil their heritage.