Spiti Valley Tour

• Reach Delhi at 11:00 AM
• Take a bus to Majnu Ka Tilla or take Delhi Darshan Cab ( own cost)
• Report at Majnu Ka Tilla at 06:00 PM
• Take a Volvo / Cab to Shimla ( anywhere between 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm)
• Start journey from Delhi to Shimla.

• Arrive at Shimla by morning and proceed to Sangla/Chitkul. With mesmerizing glimpses of mighty vistas and dense foliage, the road to Sangla/Chitkul in winters is covered in fog and snow, especially in the mornings.
• Along the way, the river Satluj follows the trail, flowing in the opposite direction. As the day progresses, the clouds clear up slightly, revealing towering mountains and deep valleys.
• After some time, we will come across a small waterfall by the roadside.
• Spiti Valley in winter is a majestic sight, sprawling across misty forests and furrowed trails marked by sodden soil.
• After that, we proceed towards Karcham Wangtoo dam before absorbing the transcendent beauty of the towering snow peaks that follow the trail until Sangla/Chitkul.
• Overnight stay in guest house/homestay. 

• Kalpa lies almost 65 kilometres away from the pristine village of Chitkul and the entire journey takes approximately 3 hours by road.
• Spiti Valley Winter Road trips are one of the best and most popular in the region, as travellers get a glimpse of numerous villages on the way without spending too much time at once.
• The exhilarating adrenaline rush and the thrill of passing through rugged trails, half-tunnels, cascading waterfalls and snow-capped mountains persists throughout the journey.
• The entire drive is quite smooth and the road remains mostly good. Before entering Kalpa, we catch a glimpse of the spectacular Kinner Kailash Peak at 7549 feet. Kinner Kailash is the major attraction of this place. As you draw closer to Reckong Peo and further up to Kalpa, the magnificent peaks do not fail to astound the passing onlooker
• Overnight stay in Kalpa hotel.

• We start our day early as we proceed with our road trip en route over Hindustan Tibet Highway.
• The road is famous for its magnificent views and proximity to Tibet, snaking through the northern parts of Nako, the last village in the Kinnaur district.
• After visiting the alluring Nako Lake, we proceed to Tabo by crossing a bridge over the Spiti River after Sumdo.
• From here, we advance towards Tabo, a tiny hamlet in Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. You will notice a drastic change in landscape as you enter Spiti Valley. Tabo Monastery is one of the highlights of the village.
• Overnight stay at Tabo.

• At the break of dawn, we proceed to Dhankar. Spiti valley roads are easy to maneuver, divulging at various junctions.
• At 3500-6000 meters, the pristine valley is carpeted with copious snow overlooking the snow capped mountains rising in the background.
• On the way to Kaza, the next stop is Dhankar Monastery. This beautiful monastery is mounted at the top of a cliff in the beautiful hamlet of Dhankar village.
• We proceed on our journey to Kaza, the largest township and commercial centre in Spiti Valley. The scenic hamlet is situated on the banks of the Spiti River. Frozen icicles are deposited on the terrace of houses as the sun shines brightly, water drips down from the roofs onto the ground, creating small pools.
• Night Stay at Kaza. 

• In the morning, we continue our Spiti Valley Road Trip with a drive to the renowned Key Monastery.
• Key is predominantly the largest monastery in Spiti Valley and presumably one of the oldest in the region.
• Hikkim is one of the most captivating villages in the region- with its snow-capped peaks and green and brown patches of soil covered in snow during winters.
• At an altitude of 4600 meters, the village of Komic is popularly known for housing the highest motorable monastery in the world, the Tangyud Monastery.
• The last village on our journey is Langza, a popular spot for hunting marine fossils and catching a glimpse of the Chau Chau Kang Nelda peak sitting at the top of the village.
• Drive back to Kaza for an overnight stay

• We continue our journey from Kaza to Kalpa. A long drive through jagged trails and tunnels against a backdrop of snow capped mountains.
• Spiti Valley Winter Tour Packages offer a drive through the numerous villages on the way.
• We shall spend this night in the beautiful village of Kalpa overlooking the Kinnaur Kailash mountains.
• Overnight stay at Kalpa.

• On the last day of the Spiti Valley Winter tour, we continue our journey to Shimla.
• The last drive through the misty roads evokes feelings of nostalgia as you reminisce the roadtrip through Spiti valley.
• You can revisit your memories by looking at other Spiti Valley Tour Packages.
• Leave for Delhi in the evening via an overnight Volvo bus, taking with us memories worth a lifetime and friendships to cherish forever!

Buffer Day– It is important to have an extra day as any bad weather conditions or landslides may delay your journey. In case another day is utilized, you need to pay extra for buffer day expenses.

• Reach Delhi by 12 PM
• Take a cab, auto to New Delhi Station, or H NIZAMUDDIN.
• Board Train, and travel overnight to Mumbai/Pune/Surat

• Back Home with amazing memories and experiences with new travel mates and Team Trekhievers.

Things to carry :

Mandatory Documents

• Medical Certificate
• Govt id card with name and address
• Self-declared form

Bags

• Backpack (40-60 liters)

Footwear

• Trekking shoes: No sports shoes. The shoes need to
• have soles with good grip and ankle support.
• Socks (3 pairs): 2 pairs of cotton (for trekking) + 1 pair of woolen pair
• (used only for sleeping)Sandals/Slippers for walking
• around

Clothes

• Trek pants (2) including the one you are wearing.
• Collared t-shirts (3 including the one you are wearing)
• Preferably light, full sleeve t-shirts.
• Thick jacket: Carry 1 hollow full sleeve windproof
• jacket/down jacket.
• Thermal inners: 1 pair of lightweight, upper and lower
• (optional)

Accessories

• Raincoat/poncho: (Mandatory as it can rain anytime in
• the mountains)
• Woolen cap/ Balaclava: (Must protect ears)Hand gloves:
• (Ensure that the gloves are warm and waterproof.)
• Sunglasses: Any dark color but blue. Sunglasses prevent
• snow blindness. Sunglasses are mandatory for this trek.

Other Toiletries

• (Sunscreen - SPF 40+, moisturizer, light towel, lip balm/chapstick, small soap, toilet paper, wet tissue)
• Headlamp/LED torch(Mandatory)
• Camera: Carry all accessories - spare batteries, charger, etc.
• Water bottles: 2 bottles, 1 Litre each.
• Trekking pole: Trekking pole is mandatory. You can also
• rent wooden stick from Gaurikund.
• Plastic covers: While packing, use plastic bags to
• compartmentalize things and carry a few extra plastics
• bags for wet clothes.

Personal Medical Kit

• Mandatory. All these things need to go into one
• backpack. So make sure they are all light and you carry as less as possible.

Health & Safety:

• Before starting the trek, calculate your BMI (Ideal BMI should be between 18.5 and 24.9)
• Health and Safety checks mentioned below should be made before getting prepared for the trek
• A balanced mind and body is the first thing that should be given importance before taking off because this is what will bring out the best of you in every condition.
• Your body should be fit enough to cover the entire trek with the backpacks on your back along with your body weight. That is why proper stamina and strength are needed. Also because trekking is done in uneven multi terrains and not on smooth paths. So in order to gain leg strength, perform simple squats.
• Flexibility is very important when it comes to trekking. Good flexibility will be an advantage while walking on trails, climbing and river crossing, etc. Attain flexibility by simply stretching or doing yoga.
• As the Himalayan treks are basically ascending and descending the slopes, you will need a proper transmission of Oxygen from the lungs and heart to the body muscles. For this, trekkers should have good cardiovascular endurance that can be gained by doing cardio exercises like running, swimming, cycling, etc.

Payment Details :

UPI ID: 7387523876@upi

Net banking :

• Name- RAJBALA YADAV
  Bank name - HDFC BANK 
  ACC No.- 50100308491863
  IFSC code- HDFC0002501
• Name- NITIN YADAV
  Bank name - PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK 
  ACC No.- 0530001500002688
  IFSC code- PUNB0053000

Please send a screenshot of the payment on WhatsApp number 7387523876   for confirmation, we will then share a form for the final booking procedure.

Cancellation Policy:

• If cancellations are made 30 days before the start date of the trip, 50% of the total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• If cancellations are made within 0-30 days before the start date of the trip, 100% of the total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• In case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain activities may be canceled and in such cases, our service partner will try his best to provide an alternate feasible activity.
• For all the above choices, you can transfer your tickets to your friends. We would be more than happy to have them on board and you could save your hard-earned money. 

Trekhievers Policies:

• Seats will be reserved only after full payment.
• Fees paid are non-refundable but transferable on the same event.
• A complete schedule of the trek will be given later to registered participants
• Organizers have all the right to modify or change the schedule in case
• Organizers hold the right to cancel any event and refund with prior notice.
• We strictly follow a no alcohol, no drugs, and no litter policy.

Disclaimer:

• The tour is weather-based and depends on the weather conditions. There may be last-minute cancellations if weather conditions deteriorate.

Contact details:

Nitin: 7387523876 | Pravin: 7208620046 | Akshay: 7397823876 | 

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