Spiti Valley Expedition

Day1: Delhi to Shimla

During the evening, we will depart from the Delhi Volvo Bus Stand at Majnu Ka Tilla to begin our Winter Spiti Expedition. The distance between Delhi and Shimla is close to 350 kilometres, and travelling there will take around 9 to 10 hours. During the nighttime portion of your trip, Volvo will be responsible for your concerns about comfort. The first day of the Winter Spiti Expedition has come to an end with that.

Day2: Arrive at Shimla

Arrive in Shimla by the next morning. Complete your check-in at the hotel. After that, we will continue on to Kufri for a half-day tour (2500mts). Also, be sure to stop by the Himalayan Zoo and the Indira Bungalow (closed on Monday). Will be left off at the Shimla Mall road in the afternoon for them to continue exploring on their own. Spend the night at Shimla.

Day3: From Shimla to Kalpa 

You should get up early and get started on your way to the Magical Winter Spiti Expedition as soon as possible. On the way to Kalpa, you’ll have to pass via Kufri and Narkanda along the Indi-Tibetan Highway. On the left bank of the Satluj River, at an altitude of 2960 metres, is where you’ll find Kalpa. Arrive at Kalpa before the evening. Stay the Night at the Kalpa Inn.

Day4: From Kalpa to Tabu

We are going to start our trip to Tabo in the morning, after we have breakfast. It would take around 7 hours to travel the approximately 170 kilometres to reach the location from Kalpa. Along the way, we will make our way through both the Sumdo Border and the Ka loops. Tabo is well-known for its centuries-old monastery, and UNESCO has recognised this monastery as a site of world heritage significance as part of its Winter Spiti Expedition. You should go to Tabo Monastery, since it is the oldest monastery in the Spiti Valley. Spend the night at the Kaza inn.

Day5: From Tabu to Kaza

We will leave Tabo early this morning and make the journey to Kaza, which is around 70 kilometres distant. We should arrive in Kaza somewhere in the afternoon. In this Winter Spiti Expedition, the old town can be found on the outskirts of the city, and the main feature that can be found there is a historic monastery. Pay a visit to Hikkim, which is home to the highest post office on the planet. The highest settlement in Winter Spiti that is accessible by a road that can be driven on is called Komic. Also, the Buddha Statue at Langza, which is quite well known, is worth seeing. Spend the night in Kaza.

Day6: Rest and Exploration Day

During our Winter Spiti Expedition, today is going to be a key day since we are going to experience the amazing beauty of Kaza. Visit The Key Monastery, which is the most picturesque monastery in the Spiti Valley and is located at an altitude of 4166 metres. You should also check out the Chicham Bridge, which boasts the title of being Asia’s tallest suspension bridge. This amazing structure is a sight to see. The bridge spans a distance of 13596 feet and links two communities known as Chicham and Kibber. The astonishing height of the bridge is 13596 feet. If you look down this one, you will find yourself staring down into a chasm that is over a thousand feet deep! Spend the night in Kaza.

Day7: From Kaza to Kalpa

This morning we will make our way back to Kalpa. Stop at the Dhankar Monastery, which may be found at an elevation of 3894 metres, on way. The Spiti River and the Pin River come together in a place called Dhankar. Arrive at Kalpa before nightfall. Spend the night at Kalpa.

Day8: From Kalpa to Shimla and back to Delhi

After eating breakfast in the morning, we will go on the road and head to Shimla. Arrive in Shimla before the evening. Board Volvo Bus for Delhi.

Day9: Arrival at Delhi

Bus travel is planned for the trip through the night. Delhi is reached in the morning of the next day. The most incredible Winter Spiti Expedition has finally arrived at its final destination.