Rajkot to Spiti

Spiti Valley is in the Northeast part of Himachal Pradesh and shares its border with Tibet to the east.

Terrain: Spiti terrain entails infertile mountains, deep canyons, elevated desert landscape, and turquoise waters of Spiti River that meander through the valley.

Key Attractions:

Key Monastery: One of the biggest monasteries in Spiti, dating back to 11th century with beautiful architectural design and Buddhist scriptures that are very old

Tabo Monastery: A UNESCO world heritage site known for its ancient murals, scriptures and statues.

Chandratal Lake: A scenic high altitude lake also called ‘The Moon Lake’ which is surrounded by snow-covered peaks and gives an enchanting view of the surrounding landscape where water reflects everything intact.

Kaza: The administrative capital of Spiti Valley. It acts as a base for exploring the region with accommodations facilities, restaurants and markets

Langza Village: Langza village has unobstructed view around Chau Chau Kang Nilda peak. Ancient fossils can be found at different sites in this area.

Dhankar Monastery: Dhankar Monastery is situated at a height overlooking the confluence point of Pin river into spiti river. It provides a panoramic view of the valley along with other mountains.

Activities.

Trekking: There are many different trekking routes in Spiti, which range from simple strolls to challenging high-altitude treks, and they will take you through remote mountain villages, high passes and inspiring landscapes.

Cultural Immersion: Visitors can experience the culture of Spiti by getting involved with the locals, participating in local festivals and visiting ancient monasteries.

Photography: With its picturesqueness, peculiarities of culture and palette richness, the Spiti Valley provides photographers with limitless photo opportunities.

Best Time to Visit: The best time for a trip to Spiti valley is during summer months from May till October when weather is moderate and most roads are open for traffic. However travellers should be prepared for cold weather especially at higher altitudes.