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Tour package from Bhubaneswar

Spiti Valley

Key Monastery, Chandratal Lake & cold desert tranquility

A rugged yet comfortable Spiti Valley journey from Bhubaneswar — thousand-year-old cliffside monasteries, the world highest post office at Hikkim, and camping under billion-star skies beside Chandratal Lake.

7 Days · 6 Nights Himachal Pradesh Private party India desk
The atlas

Postcards from Spiti Valley

India, held end to end.

Duration N°01 Duration 7 Days · 6 Nights
Region N°02 Region Himachal Pradesh
Season N°03 Season Oct – Mar
Private party N°04 Private party 2 – 20 guests
The journey

About this itinerary

A rugged yet comfortable Spiti Valley journey from Bhubaneswar — thousand-year-old cliffside monasteries, the world highest post office at Hikkim, and camping under billion-star skies beside Chandratal Lake.

Spiti Valley is the middle land between Tibet and India, characterized by moonscapes, ancient Tibetan gompas, and warm mountain hospitality. Planned from Bhubaneswar with acclimatization in mind.

Private 4x4 or high-clearance SUV with seasoned mountain drivers, cozy homestays, and round-the-clock coordination from our desk.

In the bag

Tour highlights

Key Gompa 1000-year-old cliff monastery N°01 Key Gompa 1000-year-old cliff monastery
Chandratal Lake pristine alpine camping N°02 Chandratal Lake pristine alpine camping
World highest post office at Hikkim (14,567 ft) N°03 World highest post office at Hikkim (14,567 ft)
Kaza local markets & authentic Spitian cuisine N°04 Kaza local markets & authentic Spitian cuisine
Kunzum Pass high-altitude prayer flag stupa N°05 Kunzum Pass high-altitude prayer flag stupa
Day by day

The itinerary

7 days, written slowly.

  1. Shimla / Chandigarh to Kalpa Day 01
    N°01

    Shimla / Chandigarh to Kalpa

    Fly into Chandigarh from Bhubaneswar. Scenic drive through Kinnaur along the Sutlej river. Overnight stay facing Kinner Kailash peaks.

  2. Kalpa to Kaza via Nako & Tabo Day 02
    N°02

    Kalpa to Kaza via Nako & Tabo

    Drive through high altitude terrain. Stop at Nako Lake and the 1,000-year-old Tabo Monastery, known as the Ajanta of the Himalayas.

  3. Key Monastery & Kibber High Villages Day 03
    N°03

    Key Monastery & Kibber High Villages

    Visit iconic Key Monastery perched on a conical hill. Continue to Kibber and Chicham Bridge, the highest suspension bridge in Asia.

  4. Hikkim, Komic & Langza Fossil Village Day 04
    N°04

    Hikkim, Komic & Langza Fossil Village

    Post a postcard from Hikkim post office, visit the highest motorable village at Komic, and admire the giant Buddha statue at Langza.

  5. Kaza to Chandratal via Kunzum Pass Day 05
    N°05

    Kaza to Chandratal via Kunzum Pass

    Cross the majestic Kunzum Pass (14,931 ft) with spinning prayer wheels. Reach the crescent-shaped Moon Lake (Chandratal) for luxury camp stay.

  6. Chandratal to Manali via Atal Tunnel Day 06
    N°06

    Chandratal to Manali via Atal Tunnel

    Scenic off-road drive past Batal and Gramphu, crossing through the engineering marvel Atal Tunnel to reach Manali for a relaxing evening.

  7. Manali to Chandigarh Departure Day 07
    N°07

    Manali to Chandigarh Departure

    Morning mountain breakfast and drive to Chandigarh airport for your return flight back to Bhubaneswar.

The house covers

Inclusions & exclusions

In the journey

  • Handpicked hotels & luxury camps
  • Daily breakfast and dinner
  • Private SUV (Innova / Scorpio) throughout
  • Inner line permits & green fees
  • Driver allowances, toll, parking
  • 24/7 dedicated support desk

Left to you

  • Airfare to/from Chandigarh
  • Lunches and personal snacks
  • Monastery camera fees
  • Travel insurance
Letters home

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