Spiti Valley Winter Tour Packages 2026 | Snowfall Tour from Shimla & Delhi
Spiti Valley is one of India’s highest cold desert regions, accessible in winter only via the Shimla–Kinnaur route due to heavy snowfall closing the Manali route. Expect temperatures as low as −20 °C and snow-covered landscapes unmatched in the Himalayas.
Spiti Valley in Winter – What Makes This Tour Unique
A Spiti Valley winter tour is a journey into one of India’s most extreme yet breathtaking cold desert regions. From December to March, Spiti transforms into a snow-covered Himalayan wilderness where temperatures often fall below -15°C to -20°C.
Unlike summer travel, winter tours to Spiti offer frozen rivers, silent villages, snow-laden monasteries, and a rare glimpse into high-altitude Himalayan life. This season is ideal for travelers seeking raw adventure, solitude, and authentic cultural experiences.
Why Choose Spiti Valley in Winter?
While most travelers explore Spiti Valley during summer, winter is when the region reveals its most authentic and untouched character. With roads buried under snow and villages cut off for months, winter travel offers rare access to Spiti’s raw Himalayan soul.
- Snow-covered monasteries and villages
- Frozen rivers and dramatic winter landscapes
- Crystal-clear skies for astrophotography
- Minimal tourist crowd and deep cultural immersion
- Possibility of spotting rare Himalayan wildlife
Spiti Valley Winter Weather & Temperature Guide
Winter weather in Spiti Valley is severe and unpredictable. Travelers must be prepared for extreme cold and snow-covered terrain.
- December: -5°C to -15°C, light to moderate snowfall
- January: -10°C to -20°C, peak winter & heavy snow
- February: -8°C to -18°C, improving road conditions
- March: -5°C to -12°C, snow begins to melt
Due to heavy snowfall, road access and travel schedules may change based on weather conditions.
Understanding Spiti Valley Geography & Winter Climate
Spiti Valley is located in the northeastern region of Himachal Pradesh and lies at an altitude ranging from 12,500 ft to 15,500 ft. Classified as a high-altitude cold desert, the region receives minimal rainfall but experiences heavy snowfall during winter months.
Spiti Valley Winter Weather Overview
| Month | Temperature | Snowfall | Accessibility |
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| November | -2°C to 10°C | Light | Open |
| December | -10°C to 5°C | Heavy | Limited |
| January | -20°C to -5°C | Extreme | Restricted |
| February | -18°C to 0°C | Heavy | Limited |
| March | -10°C to 8°C | Melting Snow | Improving |
How to Reach Spiti Valley in Winter
During winter months, the Manali–Spiti route remains completely closed due to heavy snowfall at Kunzum Pass. The only operational access to Spiti Valley in winter is via the Shimla–Kinnaur route.
Winter Route (Open)
Delhi → Shimla → Narkanda → Kalpa → Nako → Tabo → Kaza 🚫 Manali–Spiti route closes completely due to heavy snow at Kunzum Pass.
Why Book a Guided Spiti Valley Winter Tour Package?
Traveling to Spiti Valley in winter requires expert planning, acclimatization support, trained drivers, emergency backup, and reliable accommodation in sub-zero temperatures.
| Factor | Self-Drive | Guided Tour |
|---|---|---|
| Road Safety | High Risk | Professionally Managed |
| Medical Backup | No | Available |
| Local Expertise | Limited | Experienced Team |
| Accommodation | Uncertain | Pre-Arranged |
Highlights of Spiti Valley Winter Tour Packages
- Snow drives through Kinnaur Valley
- Visits to Key Monastery, Langza, Hikkim & Komic villages
- Authentic local homestays with heating arrangements
- Frozen river walks and snowfall photography
- Stargazing in zero-light-pollution skies
Who Should Choose a Spiti Valley Winter Trip?
Ideal For
- Adventure seekers
- Snow lovers and photographers
- Solo travelers with mountain experience
- Couples seeking offbeat destinations
Not Recommended For
- Travelers with serious medical conditions
- Children below 10 years
- Luxury-focused tourists
Book Your Spiti Valley Winter Tour Package
Experience the raw Himalayas like never before. Book your Spiti Valley Winter Tour Package today and explore India’s most untouched winter destination with safety, expertise, and comfort.
Places Covered in the Spiti Winter Trip:
Shimla | Narkanda | Tranda Devi temple | Sangla | Chitkul | Suicide Point | Roghi Village | Kalpa | Confluence of Spiti and Sutlej River | Khab | Tabo | Nako Village | Gue Monastery | Ajanta of Himalayas | Kaza | Dhankar Monastery | Dhankar Village | Confluence of the Spiti and Pin rivers | Langza | Hikkim Village | Komic | Key Monastery | Chaicham Bridge | Chau Chau Kang Nilda Peak | Rampur
Highlights of the Spiti Valley Winter Tour Package:
- Visit Key, Tabo & Dhankar Monasteries
- Explore Komic, Hikkim, Langza & Chicham Villages
- Guaranteed snow & frozen landscape views
- Send a postcard from the world’s highest post office
- Authentic cozy Spiti homestay experience
- Experienced local driver for safe winter navigation
- Stunning photography of snow-clad Spiti Valley
- Chance of spotting Snow Leopard & Himalayan wildlife
- Visit Nako Lake & frozen rivers
- Perfect for adventure lovers and offbeat explorers
Tour at a glance:
Day-0: Departure from Delhi to Shimla. Overnight Journey by Volvo
Day-1: Shimla Pick Up & Drive via Narkanda to Sangla / Chitkul.
Day-2: Sangla /Chiltkul to Kalpa
Day-3: Kalpa to Tabo via Nako, Gue Monastery
Day-4: Tabo to Kaza via Dhankar Monastery
Day-5: Kaza - Langza, Hikkim, Komick, Key Monastery, Chicham Bridge
Day-6: Kaza to Return Rampur
Day-7: Rampur to Shimla and Depart for Delhi
Day-8: Reach Delhi by Morning
Fixed Departure
Month |
1st Date |
2nd Date |
3rd Date |
4th Date |
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January |
03/01/2026 |
10/01/2026 |
17/01/2026 |
24/01/2026 |
February |
07/02/2026 |
14/02/2026 |
21/02/2026 |
28/02/2026 |
March |
07/03/2026 |
14/03/2026 |
21/03/2026 |
28/03/2026 |
# We also conducted Customized Family Tours irrespective of fixed dates.
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Spiti Valley Winter Trip from Delhi Experience the magic of the Himalayas with our Spiti Valley Winter Tour Package from Delhi — a once-in-a-lifetime journey through snow-clad landscapes, ancient monasteries, and charming mountain villages. This scenic road trip covers some of the most beautiful destinations in Himachal Pradesh, including Shimla, Narkanda, Sangla, Chitkul, Kalpa, Nako, Tabo, Dhankar, Kaza, Langza, Hikkim, Komic, and Key Monastery, before ending at Rampur. Explore the divine Tranda Devi Temple, feel the adrenaline rush at Suicide Point and Roghi Village, and witness the awe-inspiring confluence of the Spiti and Sutlej Rivers at Khab. Discover the spiritual beauty of Tabo Monastery, also known as the Ajanta of the Himalayas, and visit the fascinating Gue Monastery that houses the famous mummified monk. The tour also takes you across the iconic Chicham Bridge, one of Asia’s highest suspension bridges, and offers panoramic views of Chau Chau Kang Nilda Peak. From the peaceful charm of Kalpa and Sangla Valley to the remote villages of Langza, Hikkim (home to the world’s highest post office), and Komic, this journey immerses you in the raw beauty and rich culture of Spiti. Designed for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike, our Delhi to Spiti Valley Winter Road Trip promises cozy stays, scenic drives along the Hindustan–Tibet Highway, and unforgettable experiences amidst the frozen desert. Embark on this winter adventure and witness Spiti Valley in its most pristine, tranquil, and captivating form.
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Spiti Valley Winter Tour Itinerary – Day Wise Plan
This Spiti Valley Winter Tour itinerary is carefully designed for safe winter travel, proper acclimatization, and maximum sightseeing across Kinnaur Valley and Spiti Valley. The route follows the Shimla–Kinnaur–Spiti corridor, the only accessible winter route to Spiti.
Day 0: Delhi to Shimla – Overnight Volvo Journey
The journey begins with an overnight departure from Delhi to Shimla in a comfortable AC Deluxe Volvo bus. Enjoy a relaxed overnight ride as you travel toward the Himalayas.
- Travel Mode: AC Deluxe Volvo Bus
- Overnight journey
Day 1: Shimla – Narkanda – Sangla / Chitkul
Distance: 220 km | Duration: 9–10 hours
After arrival in Shimla, pickup from the boarding point and drive toward Sangla Valley via Narkanda. Enjoy scenic mountain views as you leave the city behind.
- Drive through snow-prone Narkanda region
- Breakfast with Himalayan mountain views
- Travel on the historic Hindustan–Tibet Road
- Stop at Tranda Dhank cliff near Tranda Devi Temple
Enter the beautiful Baspa Valley and reach Sangla or Chitkul by evening.
Stay: Sangla / Chitkul
Day 2: Sangla / Chitkul – Kalpa
Distance: 80 km | Duration: 4–5 hours
After breakfast, visit Chitkul Village (3,450 m), the last inhabited village near the Indo–Tibetan border.
- Walk through snow-covered Chitkul village
- Visit Mathi Temple
- Stop at Hindustan ka Akhri Dhaba
Continue toward Kalpa and enjoy stunning views of the Kinner Kailash Peak.
- Visit Roghi Village
- Stop at Suicide Point viewpoint
Stay: Kalpa
Day 3: Kalpa – Khab – Nako – Gue – Tabo
Distance: 165 km | Duration: 7–8 hours
Begin the day with sunrise views of Kinner Kailash and drive deeper into the cold desert region of Spiti.
- Witness the end of tree line as terrain changes
- Stop at Khab – confluence of Spiti & Sutlej rivers
- Visit Nako Village and Nako Lake
- En-route visit to Gue Monastery (500-year-old mummy)
Stay: Tabo
Day 4: Tabo – Dhankar – Kaza
Distance: 60 km | Duration: 3–4 hours
Visit the ancient Tabo Monastery, known as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas”.
- Explore Dhankar Monastery & Dhankar Village
- View the Spiti–Pin River confluence
Drive to Kaza, the administrative capital of Spiti Valley.
Stay: Kaza
Day 5: Kaza – Hikkim – Komik – Langza – Key – Kibber – Chicham – Kaza
Distance: 95 km | Duration: 5–6 hours
This is the most scenic and exciting sightseeing day of the Spiti Valley winter tour.
- Hikkim – World’s highest post office
- Komik – World’s highest motorable village
- Langza – Buddha statue & fossil village
- Key Monastery – largest monastery in Spiti
- Kibber Village – high-altitude settlement
- Chicham Bridge – Asia’s highest suspension bridge
Stay: Kaza
Day 6: Kaza – Rampur
Distance: 300 km | Duration: 7–8 hours
After early breakfast, begin the return journey toward Rampur Bushahr.
- Long scenic winter drive
- Gradual transition from cold desert to forest region
Stay: Rampur
Day 7: Rampur – Shimla | Volvo to Delhi
Distance: 115 km | Duration: 4–5 hours
Drive back to Shimla and drop at the Volvo stand by evening. Board AC Deluxe Volvo bus for overnight journey to Delhi.
Day 8: Arrival in Delhi
Arrive in Delhi in the morning with unforgettable memories of your Spiti Valley Winter Tour.
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Package Includes & Excludes |
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- Volvo Tickets from Delhi to Shimla & return to Delhi.
- 06 Nights’ Accommodation on Single/Double/Triple sharing basis in hotels/home stays/Camp as per the itinerary.
- 06 breakfast & 06 Dinner at Hotel/Homestay/Camp.
- All transfers/sightseeing from Shimla to return Shimla as per Itinerary by Tempo Traveler/Innova/Ertiga cab
- All Inner Line permits safety equipment (First aid, medical kit, oxygen cylinders).
- Experienced guide during the trip
- Memories of life time
Exclude
- Any meals & beverages that is not included in the package alcoholic drinks, Mineral water, lunch/refreshments on the highway.
- Monument entrances/Camera fee/Vehicle entrance fee/Video Camera fee.
- Expense of personal nature like Portage, Laundry, Telephone charges, Shopping, Wines, Medical expenses, Alcoholic beverages, Mineral water, items of personal nature etc.
- Any air / train fare. /Train Tickets / Flight Tickets
- Any insurance
- Any Cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks etc (to be borne directly by the customer on the spot).
- GST 5% Extra
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16,500/-PP 6 Nights & 7 Days | Ex-Shimla* Price is for minimum 6 Persons. Triple Sharing without GST.* Package Meals will be served in MAP Basis
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Accommodation During Spiti Valley Winter Tour
Winter accommodations in Spiti Valley focus on warmth, safety, and authenticity. Expect comfortable hotels in Shimla and Kalpa, and heated homestays or guesthouses in Spiti villages.
- Heated rooms and thick bedding
- Electric blankets or room heaters
- Basic but hygienic facilities
- Local family-hosted homestays
Meals & Food Arrangements
Meals during the winter Spiti trip are freshly prepared and designed to provide warmth and energy in cold conditions.
- Vegetarian meals preferred for digestion
- Hot breakfast and dinner included
- Traditional Spitian cuisine when available
- Tea, soups, and warm beverages
Altitude Acclimatization & Health Strategy
Proper acclimatization is critical for a safe Spiti Valley winter journey. The itinerary follows a gradual ascent profile to minimize the risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
- Slow altitude gain
- Hydration reminders
- Limited physical exertion initially
- Medical oxygen backup
Deep Winter Logistics for Spiti Valley Winter Tour (Extreme Cold Operations)
A Spiti Valley winter tour is not a regular sightseeing trip. It is a high-altitude winter expedition conducted in temperatures that can drop below -20°C. Successfully operating a winter tour in Spiti requires specialized logistics, trained manpower, and contingency planning.
Vehicle & Transportation Logistics in Spiti Winter
Vehicles are the lifeline of a Spiti Valley winter journey. Extreme cold, snow-covered roads, and black ice demand specially prepared vehicles and experienced mountain drivers.
- High ground clearance vehicles suitable for snow conditions
- Diesel vehicles with anti-freeze additives to prevent fuel gelling
- Snow chains carried and deployed whenever required
- Daily morning vehicle inspections in sub-zero temperatures
- Battery warming procedures to prevent cold-start failure
Only trained drivers with hands-on experience in winter driving on icy Himalayan roads are assigned for Spiti winter tours.
Road Accessibility & Winter Route Management
During winter, the Manali–Spiti route remains completely closed due to heavy snowfall at Kunzum Pass. The only operational access to Spiti Valley is via the Shimla–Kinnaur route, which itself is subject to frequent weather disruptions.
- Daily monitoring of BRO (Border Roads Organisation) updates
- Real-time weather checks before every travel day
- No night driving policy in winter conditions
- Flexible itinerary to accommodate sudden road closures
- Buffer days built into the tour plan wherever required
In case of temporary road closures, travelers may need to stay an extra night at Kalpa, Nako, or Kaza until roads reopen safely.
Which Route Is Open for Spiti Valley in Winter?
During winter, the Shimla – Kinnaur – Spiti route is the only open road access to Spiti Valley.
The commonly used summer route via Manali remains closed due to heavy snow accumulation at high mountain passes.
Winter travel route: Delhi → Shimla → Narkanda → Reckong Peo → Kalpa → Nako → Tabo → Kaza
Even this route can experience short-term closures during heavy snowfall, so winter tours follow flexible schedules and avoid night driving.
Winter Weather & Road Conditions in Spiti Valley
Weather and road conditions in Spiti Valley change rapidly during winter. Travelers should be prepared for delays and sudden weather shifts.
- December: Heavy snowfall begins, roads may close temporarily
- January: Coldest month, extreme temperatures, frequent road blocks
- February: Continued snowfall, limited movement
- March: Snow starts melting, accessibility improves gradually
All winter travel plans prioritize safety over speed, with daily checks on road status and weather forecasts.
Accommodation & Heating Arrangements in Winter
Winter accommodation in Spiti Valley is basic but functional. The focus is on warmth, safety, and reliability rather than luxury.
- Locally operated hotels and homestays tested for winter survival
- Room heating using electric heaters, bukharis, or solar heating
- Extra blankets, quilts, and thermal bedding provided
- Limited running water due to frozen pipelines
- Bucket water or dry toilet systems in some locations
Guests are briefed in advance about realistic winter conditions to avoid discomfort and set correct expectations.
Electricity, Network & Power Backup
Power supply in Spiti Valley during winter is unpredictable due to snowfall and weather-related disruptions.
- Power cuts ranging from a few hours to multiple days
- Charging devices during limited electricity windows
- Power banks strongly recommended for all travelers
- Limited mobile connectivity, mostly BSNL in Kaza region
- No dependency on internet connectivity during the tour
Medical Support, AMS & Emergency Handling
High altitude combined with extreme cold increases the risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). Winter tours follow strict acclimatization and health protocols.
- Gradual altitude gain itinerary
- Oxygen cylinders carried for emergency use
- Regular health monitoring by trip leaders
- Immediate descent protocol if AMS symptoms escalate
- Nearest medical facility access planned (Kaza / Reckong Peo)
Alcohol consumption is discouraged at high altitude to reduce AMS risk.
Who Should Visit Spiti Valley in Winter?
Recommended For
- Adventure travelers
- Snow lovers and photographers
- Travelers comfortable with basic facilities
- People seeking offbeat winter experiences
Not Recommended For
- People with serious medical conditions
- Young children and elderly travelers
- Luxury-focused tourists
Food & Water Management in Spiti Winter
Winter food logistics in Spiti Valley are planned carefully due to limited fresh supply availability after heavy snowfall.
- Simple, hot, freshly prepared meals
- Vegetarian food preferred for better digestion at altitude
- High-calorie meals to maintain body heat
- Hot water, tea, soups provided regularly
- Limited availability of packaged snacks
Deep winter logistics are the backbone of a safe and successful Spiti Valley winter tour. Proper planning, experienced teams, and flexible execution ensure that travelers can experience the frozen beauty of Spiti without unnecessary risk.
Winter Travel Logistics & Support
Winter travel in Spiti Valley requires robust logistics and contingency planning. Guided tour packages ensure backup vehicles, trained drivers, and real-time weather monitoring.
- Experienced mountain drivers
- Snow chains and recovery equipment
- Satellite phone or limited connectivity planning
- 24x7 local coordination
Why Choose The Thrill Himalaya for Spiti Valley Winter Tour Packages?
Choosing the right tour operator is the most critical decision when planning a Spiti Valley winter tour. Extreme weather, limited access, and high altitude demand expertise, local knowledge, and safety-first execution.
Spiti Valley Winter Accessibility & Route Conditions
Traveling to Spiti Valley in winter is fundamentally different from summer. Due to heavy snowfall and extreme cold, road accessibility is highly restricted and requires careful planning.
During winter months (December to March), the Manali–Kaza route remains completely closed due to heavy snow accumulation at Kunzum Pass. The only operational winter route to Spiti Valley is via Shimla – Kinnaur – Reckong Peo – Nako – Tabo – Kaza.
Even this route is weather-dependent and may temporarily close for 1–3 days during heavy snowfall. All winter itineraries are planned with flexibility and buffer days to ensure traveler safety.
Spiti Valley Winter Weather & Temperature Conditions
Spiti Valley experiences extreme cold during winter, with temperatures frequently dropping below -20°C, especially in January and February.
- Day temperatures: -5°C to -10°C
- Night temperatures: -15°C to -25°C
- Strong icy winds increase wind-chill factor
- Snowfall may occur anytime between December and February
Due to these conditions, daily travel distances are kept short and daylight driving hours are strictly followed to avoid black ice risks.
Spiti Valley Winter Weather & Temperature Conditions
Spiti Valley experiences extreme cold during winter, with temperatures frequently dropping below -20°C, especially in January and February.
- Day temperatures: -5°C to -10°C
- Night temperatures: -15°C to -25°C
- Strong icy winds increase wind-chill factor
- Snowfall may occur anytime between December and February
Due to these conditions, daily travel distances are kept short and daylight driving hours are strictly followed to avoid black ice risks.
Winter Road Conditions & Travel Day Challenges
Winter roads in Spiti Valley are narrow, snow-covered, and often icy. Morning black ice formation is common, making early-hour driving risky.
- No night driving is allowed in winter
- Daily road conditions are checked before departure
- Travel plans may change due to snowfall or landslides
- Snow chains are used whenever required
Guests are advised to approach winter travel with patience and flexibility, as safety always takes priority over fixed schedules.
Winter Survival Realities in Spiti Valley
Winter life in Spiti Valley is minimalistic and survival-focused. Travelers should be prepared for basic facilities due to extreme cold.
- Running water may be limited or unavailable due to frozen pipes
- Bucket water systems or dry toilets are common
- Rooms are heated using electric heaters or traditional bukharis
- Extra blankets and quilts are provided for warmth
These conditions are normal in winter and are part of the authentic Spiti Valley experience. Proper preparation ensures comfort even in harsh environments.
Spiti Valley Winter Tour Packages – Comparison with Other Operators
| Feature | The Thrill Himalaya | Generic Operators |
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| Winter-Specific Expertise | Yes | Limited |
| Trained Snow Drivers | Included | Not Guaranteed |
| Emergency Oxygen Support | Standard | Optional / Extra |
| Backup & Contingency Planning | Comprehensive | Basic |
| Local Homestay Network | Strong | Limited |
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Why Thousands Trust Winter Tours with The Thrill Himalaya
- High-altitude winter specialists
- Local Himalayan operations team
- Strong safety and contingency planning
- Transparent pricing & no hidden costs
- High customer satisfaction & repeat travelers
Winter travel in Spiti is not about luxury — it is about reliability, experience, and execution. That’s where expert operators make the difference.
Book Your Spiti Valley Winter Tour Package Today
Winter in Spiti Valley is not for everyone — but for those who seek extraordinary experiences, it is unmatched.
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Why Choose This Winter Spiti Valley Tour?
Choosing a Winter Spiti Valley Tour is choosing an experience that goes far beyond regular travel. This exclusive itinerary by The Thrill Himalaya is crafted for travellers who want to witness the untouched, raw, and surreal beauty of Spiti when it transforms into a white wonderland. Here’s why this winter journey stands out: Experience the Real, Untouched Spiti Valley Winter reveals the true soul of Spiti—silent landscapes, frozen rivers, snow-laden mountains and peaceful monasteries. You experience Spiti the way locals live it, far away from summer crowds.. Explore High-Altitude Himalayan Villages Visit iconic villages like Komic, Hikkim, Langza & Chicham—some of the highest motorable villages in the world. Winter adds a magical charm with snow-covered homes, prayer flags and dramatic white backdrops. Visit Ancient Monasteries in Their Most Peaceful Form Explore Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Monastery & Key Monastery when they are at their quietest. The serene winter setting makes them even more spiritual and breathtaking. Guaranteed Snow Experience Unlike summer tours, this package promises deep snow, frozen lakes, icy landscapes and the full Himalayan winter vibe—perfect for photographers & adventure seekers. Hassle-Free Travel with Expert Local Drivers Winter roads in Spiti are challenging. Our experienced mountain drivers navigate safely through snow, black ice and high-altitude routes so you can enjoy the journey without stress. Small Group, Safe Travel The Thrill Himalaya offers:
- Small group departures
- Medically-aware guides
- Oxygen support (where required)
- Emergency assistance
- Snow Leopard
- Blue Sheep
- Red Fox
- Himalayan Ibex
- Snow-draped villages
- Frozen rivers
- Golden sunsets on rugged mountains
- Monasteries surrounded by pristine white snow
Things to Do in the Winter Spiti Valley Tour
Winter in Spiti offers a rare blend of adventure, culture and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes. Here are the top things to do during your Winter Spiti Valley Tour: Explore Key, Tabo & Dhankar Monasteries Visit Spiti’s most iconic monasteries in their calmest season. Snow around the monasteries creates postcard-perfect scenery and offers a peaceful spiritual atmosphere. Visit High-Altitude Villages: Komic, Hikkim & Langza Experience winter life in some of the world’s highest inhabited villages. Activities include:
- posting a letter from Hikkim Post Office
- visiting the Buddha Statue of Langza
- exploring Komic, one of the highest motorable villages
- Frozen rivers and waterfalls
- Snow-blanketed mountains
- White desert terrain of Spiti
- Thukpa
- Momos
- Butter Tea
- Local barley dishes
- snow trails
- apple orchards
- frozen fields
- village monasteries
Booking Process
- 30% Advance Payment is to be made at the time of booking.
- Remaining / Rest Payment to be made before 15 days of the trip.
- Booking can be made via NEFT/RTGS/SWIFT/Bank Transfer or Cash.
- Share ID Proof for booking Process (Adhar Card / Driving License/ Passport)
- Receive booking confirmation receipt through email or WhatsApp.
- Cross-confirm the dates and seat availability from our team via mail or call before any online booking/reservation
- Memories of life time
Important Notes
- Travel Arrangements: Travellers residing outside Delhi are suggested to Book trains/flights to reach Delhi by 4 PM on the trip start date and depart after 2 PM on the trip end date.
- Itinerary Changes: The tour operator reserves the right to change schedules due to weather, road conditions, or participant well-being.
- Age Limit: Group departures are limited to 18-45 years, but customized trips are available for other age groups.
- Winter Conditions: 4x4 vehicles may be used in extreme winter conditions, with additional costs borne by clients.
- Snowfall Preparations: Be prepared for route closures and alternative arrangements.
- Heating Amenities: Complimentary heating amenities (electric blanket or room heater) are provided in accommodations.
- High Altitude Travel: Consult your doctor before traveling to high-altitude areas. Be aware of limited medical facilities and take necessary precautions.
- Health and Safety:
- Ensure physical fitness and health before traveling.
- Inform the tour operator about any prior health issues.
- The tour operator will assist with logistics in case of a medical emergency, but expenses will be borne by the client.
- Responsibility: The Thrill Himalaya won't be responsible for medical emergencies
- Clothing:
- Rucksack bag and day pack
- Sun cap and woolen cap
- UV-protected sunglasses
- T-shirts (1 long sleeve, 2 short sleeve)
- Fleece jacket
- Heavy/thick jacket or down jacket
- Gloves
- Long pants (at least 2)
- Undergarments (4 sets)
- Socks (2 pairs)
- Small towel
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Footwear:
- Above-the-ankle waterproof hiking boots
- Flip flops/sandals
- Medications:
- Diamox (for altitude sickness)
- Glucose powder
- Medicines for headaches, diarrhea, motion sickness, and altitude sickness
- Personal Care:
- Toothpaste
- Toothbrush
- Paper soap or sanitizer
- Sunscreen (SPF 40+)
- Lip balm
- Cold cream
- Body spray
- Dettol
- Bandages
- Cotton
- Miscellaneous:
- LED torch light
- Water bladder or water bottle
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Is Spiti Valley safe to visit in winter?
Yes, Spiti Valley is safe in winter when traveled with an experienced tour operator following proper safety protocols.
Does Spiti Valley receive heavy snowfall?
Yes, Spiti Valley experiences significant snowfall between December and February, creating breathtaking landscapes.
Is mobile network available in winter?
Limited mobile connectivity is available in Kaza. Expect long network outages during heavy snowfall.
What is the coldest month in Spiti Valley?
January is typically the coldest month, with temperatures dropping below -20°C.
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