Overview

Winter Spiti Valley Tour – Explore the Himalayan Cold Desert

  • Experience the extraordinary beauty of the Himalayan cold desert with Trekhievers' Winter Spiti Valley Tour Package from Delhi, starting at just ₹15,999 per person.
  • Travel through the scenic Shimla–Kinnaur–Spiti route, exploring remote mountain villages, ancient Buddhist monasteries, frozen winter landscapes and the unique culture of Spiti Valley.
  • Our itinerary covers Sangla, Chitkul, Nako, Tabo, Dhankar, Kaza, Key Monastery, Kibber, Chicham Bridge, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, Gue Monastery and Kalpa, subject to winter road conditions.
  • Unlike summer Spiti tours via Manali, this expedition enters and returns through Shimla and Kinnaur because the Manali–Kaza route and Chandratal Lake are generally inaccessible during winter.
  • The package includes 6 nights of accommodation, 12 meals, scheduled group transportation, sightseeing and Trip Captain support.
  • Tour Duration: 9 Days from Delhi / 11 Days with hometown train travel

  • Accommodation: 6 Nights

  • Meals: 6 Breakfasts + 6 Dinners
  • Tour Type: Fixed-Departure Group Tour
  • Winter Season: December to February for typical winter conditions

Prices exclude 5% GST and applicable extras. Train confirmation depends on railway availability. Christmas and New Year surcharges may apply as specified in the booking options.

Winter Spiti involves extremely cold temperatures, high altitude and unpredictable mountain weather. Snowfall and access to specific attractions cannot be guaranteed.


Key Highlights:

  • Winter Himalayan Landscapes: Experience the dramatic mountain scenery of Spiti Valley during the colder months.
  • Ancient Buddhist Monasteries: Visit Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Monastery and Key Monastery.
  • Kinnaur Valley: Explore Sangla, Chitkul, Nako and the surrounding mountain landscapes.
  • Kaza: Discover the main town of Spiti Valley and its unique high-altitude setting.
  • Kibber & Chicham Bridge: Visit scenic Himalayan villages and the famous Chicham Bridge.
  • Hikkim, Komic & Langza: Explore remote high-altitude villages, subject to road accessibility.
  • Gue Monastery: Discover the region's preserved mummy and Buddhist heritage.
  • Kalpa: Enjoy the spectacular scenery of Kinnaur and views towards the Kinnaur Kailash range.
  • Group Travel Experience: Explore Spiti with fellow travellers and a Trip Captain.
  • Accommodation & Meals: Six accommodation nights and 12 included meals.

High-altitude village visits, winter sightseeing and outdoor activities are subject to weather and road conditions.


Group Departure Dates from Mumbai / Pune / Indore / Bhopal / Nagpur / Ahmedabad 11D/10N:

  • October 2026: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
  • November 2026: 6, 13, 20, 27
  • December 2026: 4, 11, 18, 25
  • January 2027: 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
  • February 2027: 5, 12, 19, 26

Group Departure Dates from Delhi 9D/8N:

  • October 2026: 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
  • November 2026: 7, 9, 14, 21, 28
  • December 2026: 5, 12, 19, 26
  • January 2027: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
  • February 2027: 6, 13, 20, 27

Cost:

  • Delhi to Delhi: 15,999/- per person
  • Mumbai / Pune 3AC Sleeper Train: 19,999/- per person
  • Nagpur / Ahmedabad 3AC Sleeper Train : 18,999/- per person
  • Indore / Bhopal 3AC Sleeper Train : 18,499/- per person

Add-on (Per person ):  

  • Double Sharing: 2000/- per person
  • Christmas & New Year: 4000 extra per person
  • Pune ↔️ Mumbai: 1200/ per person 

Note: Book your seat with just Rs. 60% and pay the balance 15 days before the event date.


Brief Itinerary:

  • ​Day 01: Mumbai / Pune / Indore / Bhopal / Nagpur / Ahmedabad to Delhi Overnight Train Journey
  • Day 02: Arrival in Delhi, 11 PM, Delhi to Shimla - Overnight Bus Journey
  • Day 03: Reach Shimla and transfer to Sangla. Overnight stay in Sangla.
  • Day 04: Chitkul exploration; move to Tabo via Khab Sangam, Nako Village. Stay at Tabo
  • Day 05: Tabo Exploration, move towards Dhanker & Lingti waterfall. Overnight stay in Kaza
  • Day 06: Exploration of Chicham Bridge, Kibber & Key Monastery. Overnight stay in Kaza
  • Day 07: Hikkim, Komic, and Langza Exploration. Overnight stay at Kaza.
  • Day 08: Move towards Kalpa & sightseeing at Gue Monastery. Overnight stay at Kalpa.
  • Day 09: Explore the suicide point & leave for Shimla and transfer to Delhi via Volvo.
  • Day 10: 06 Arrive in Delhi, Depart for your hometown.
  • Day 11: Arrive in your hometown.
10 Nights 11 Days 23 Oct, 23 Oct, 23 Oct, and more Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Inclusions/Exclusions

What is included in the tour

  • Transportation: AC Pushback Volvo transfer from Delhi to Shimla & back. Surface transfer via Tempo Traveler / Cab
  • Accommodation on Triple Sharing/Double sharing Basis as per itinerary in guest house/homestays/camps for 6 nights\7 days. 
  • Meals: 6 Breakfast and 6 Dinner during the trip (Total 12 meals) 
  • Driver allowance, Road tax, and Fuel Charges 
  • An Oxygen Cylinder 24x7 in the backup Vehicle in case of Emergency 
  • All Drives, Sightseeing, and excursions are as per the itinerary.
  • All Government fees and Taxes for Normal journeys within Spiti.  
  • Team Captain Throughout the trip.  

 

What is NOT included in the tour

  • 5% GST.
  • Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.
  • Meals during Transportation and Lunch on the trip
  • Any cost Arising Due to Natural Calamities like landslides, Roadblocks, etc. 
  • Expenses of a personal nature.
  • Any personal expense like tip of the driver, Entry to monuments/monasteries, Camera/video charges, laundry, Telephone Bills, heater, etc.
  • We Do Not Provide any Type of Travel Insurance. 
  • Any kind of food & beverages that are not included in the package like Alcohol, mineral water, meals/refreshments lunch on the highway. 
  • The itinerary is subject to change and is flexible due to any circumstances which are not in our control. 
Itinerary
📅 Day 01: Mumbai/Pune/Surat/ Indore/Bhopal/Nagpur/Ahmedabad to Delhi.
  • Pune: Board Train Sampark Kranti (12629) at 08:45 AM for Delhi on Friday OR Board (Train No:-11010) Sinhagad Express 6:05AM and reach Mumbai Central before 11:00 AM to start your journey from Mumbai 
  • Mumbai/Surat/Vadodra: Borad Train Paschim Express (12925) at 11:25 AM on Friday
  • Ahmedabad: Board Train Ashram Express (12916) at 7:45 PM on Friday
  • Nagpur: Board Train Kerala SF Exp (12625) at 09:10 PM on Friday 
  • Bhopal: Board Train Shridham sf express (12192) at 11:50 PM on Friday
  • Indore: Board Train Ndls Indb express

​Meals: None

Note:

  • Train tickets will be confirmed or RAC (half window seat) as per seat availability at the time of your booking.

  • For last-minute bookings, seats are not guaranteed, and adjustments may be required.

  • Travellers can opt for various train options from their respective cities to arrive in Delhi by approximately 03:00 PM.

📅 Day 02: Delhi ➝ Shimla 🌆🚌
  • Morning arrival in Delhi. Free time for local sightseeing or rest (hotel at own cost).
  • Travellers arriving by flight ✈️ can check into nearby hotels (own expense) to freshen up.
  • 11:00 PM pickup from Majnu Ka Tilla – group briefing before departure.
  • Begin an overnight Volvo journey to Shimla. Dinner halt at dhaba (self-expense).

🍽 Meals: None


📅 Day 03: Shimla ➝ Sangla/Chitkul 🌄

  • Early morning arrival at Shimla, continue drive to Sangla Valley.
  • Stop at the Kinnaur Gate – perfect for photos 📸.
  • Evening arrival at Sangla/Chitkul, check in, relax & dinner.
  • Overnight stay in Chitkul/Sangla.

🍽 Meals: Dinner


📅 Day 04: Chitkul Exploration ➝ Khab Sangam ➝ Tabo 🏔️

  • Morning visit to Chitkul, the last village on the Indo-Tibet trade route.
  • Continue journey via Nako Village & Lake 🏞️.
  • Witness the Khab Sangam, where the Spiti & Sutlej rivers meet (Sutlej originates from Mansarovar in Tibet).
  • Evening arrival at Tabo, check in at a homestay.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner


📅 Day 05: Tabo ➝ Dhankar ➝ Kaza 🛕

  • Explore the 1,000-year-old Tabo Monastery with wall paintings & mud statues.
  • Visit Dhankar Monastery, perched on a cliff with stunning valley views.
  • Evening drive to Kaza, the headquarters of Spiti Valley.
  • Overnight stay in a homestay.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner


📅 Day 06: Kaza ➝ Chicham Bridge ➝ Kibber ➝ Key Monastery 🌉

  • Visit Key Monastery – the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Spiti, known for rare manuscripts & murals.
  • Cross Chicham Bridge, Asia’s highest suspension bridge 🌉.
  • Explore Kibber Village, famous for barren beauty & snow leopard habitat.
  • Evening prayer at Kaza Monastery.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner


📅 Day 07: Kaza ➝ Hikkim ➝ Komic ➝ Langza 📮🦖

  • Morning drive to Komic Gompa at the world’s highest motorable village (15,050 ft).
  • Explore Langza, famous for its giant Buddha statue & fossils.
  • Visit Hikkim, home to the world’s highest post office 📮.
  • Evening free at Kaza Market for shopping.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner


📅 Day 08: Kaza ➝ Gue ➝ Kalpa 🌄

  • Depart from Kaza and stop at Gue Monastery, home to a naturally preserved 500-year-old mummy.
  • Continue to Kalpa, check in, rest & dinner.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast & Dinner


📅 Day 09: Kalpa ➝ Suicide Point ➝ Shimla ➝ Delhi 🚍

  • Morning visit to Suicide Point & Sutlej river valley views.
  • Drive back to Shimla, board an overnight Volvo to Delhi.

🍽 Meals: Breakfast


📅 Day 10: Delhi Arrival 🏙️
  • Arrive in Delhi between 6:00 – 9:00 AM.
  • Take the train/flight back to your hometown.

📅 Day 11: Arrival at Hometown 🏡
  • Reach Mumbai/Pune/Surat/Ahmedabad/Nagpur with memories of a lifetime.


🧳 Things To Carry for Your Spiti Valley Trip

Travelling to Spiti Valley is an adventure of a lifetime 🌄 — but the high altitude, cold climate, and rugged terrain demand proper preparation. Here’s a complete checklist ✅ to keep you ready and comfortable throughout the journey:

🎒 Gears

  • 🎒 Rucksack Bag (50–60L) + a small Day Pack for local sightseeing
  • 💧 3L Hydration Bladder / Water Bottle (Stay hydrated in thin air)

👕 Clothes

  • 👕 1 Cotton Long-Sleeve T-shirt + 2 Short-Sleeve T-shirts
  • 🧤 1 Pair of Gloves (woollen or fleece-lined for chilly nights)
  • 👖 2 Long Pants (trek pants or cargo pants preferred)
  • 🩲 4 Sets of Undergarments
  • 🧦 2 Pairs of Warm Socks
  • 🧻 A Small Quick-Dry Towel
  • 🌧️ Rain Jacket or Poncho (weather can change suddenly)

👟 Footwear

  • 🥾 Above-the-Ankle Waterproof Trekking Boots (with strong grip for rocky paths)
  • 🩴 Flip-Flops / Sandals (for camps or hotel stays)

💊 Medication & First Aid

  • 🍬 Glucose Powder / ORS (helps with fatigue at altitude)
  • 💊 Personal Medicines (Headache, Diarrhoea, Motion Sickness)
  • 🧴 Dettol / Antiseptic
  • 🩹 Bandages, Cotton & Basic First Aid Kit

🧼 Personal Accessories

  • 🪥 Toothbrush + Toothpaste
  • 🧼 Paper Soap or Hand Sanitiser
  • ☀️ Sunscreen (SPF 40+ is a must at high altitude)
  • 💄 Lip Balm & Cold Cream (to prevent dryness & chapped lips)
  • 💨 Body Spray / Deodorant
  • 🔦 LED Torch Light (with extra batteries)

👉 Pro Tip:

  • Carry all clothes in waterproof pouches or poly bags inside your rucksack to protect them from unexpected rain.
  • Keep a light jacket or hoodie handy in your daypack for sudden temperature drops.

 

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley in Winter

  • Spiti Valley transforms into a spectacular Himalayan cold desert between November and February. Travellers experience freezing temperatures, remote mountain settlements, dramatic valleys and possible snowfall.
  • November – Early Winter: Temperatures start dropping significantly, with occasional early-season snow.
  • December – Winter Landscapes: A popular time for winter travel, with increasingly cold weather and the possibility of snow-covered villages.
  • January – Peak Winter: One of Spiti's coldest months, suitable for travellers looking for an adventurous winter experience.
  • February – Late Winter: Freezing temperatures often continue, with the possibility of snow-covered landscapes and winter road restrictions.
  • The best month depends on your comfort with extreme weather. Snowfall cannot be guaranteed on a particular departure.

Why Does Winter Spiti Travel via Shimla Instead of Manali?

  • There are two major approaches to Spiti Valley: via Shimla and Kinnaur, or via Manali and Kunzum Pass.
  • During winter, heavy snowfall generally closes the Manali–Kaza road and restricts access to Chandratal Lake.
  • As a result, winter itineraries generally approach Spiti through Shimla → Kinnaur → Tabo → Kaza, returning through the same broad route.
  • This approach makes winter travel possible during suitable conditions, but it does not eliminate the risk of snow-related road closures, landslides or itinerary changes.

Winter Spiti vs Summer Spiti – Which Tour Should You Choose?

Trekhievers offers three different Spiti Valley experiences.

Tour Route Best For
Winter Spiti Valley Delhi → Shimla → Kaza → Kalpa → Shimla → Delhi Winter landscapes and monasteries
Spiti Valley Circuit Delhi → Shimla → Kaza → Chandratal → Manali → Delhi Complete summer road circuit
7-Day Spiti via Manali Delhi → Manali → Kaza → Chandratal → Manali → Delhi Shorter summer adventure

1. Winter Spiti Valley Tour

  • This is the trip you're currently exploring. It focuses on Spiti's winter environment, ancient monasteries, villages, and the Shimla–Kinnaur route.
  • Best suited to travellers comfortable with high altitude, freezing temperatures, and mountain-road uncertainties.

2. Spiti Valley Circuit Tour

  • Want to explore both Kinnaur and Spiti, visit Chandratal Lake and complete the longer Himalayan road circuit?
  • Our Spiti Valley Circuit Tour enters through Shimla and Kinnaur, explores Kaza and the surrounding villages, and exits towards Manali via Chandratal when seasonal roads are open.
  • This is a better choice for travellers interested in the complete summer circuit.

3. Summer Spiti Valley via Manali – 7 Days

  • Have fewer days but still want to experience Kaza and Chandratal Lake?
  • Our 7-Day Spiti Valley Tour via Manali enters through Manali, explores Kaza, Key Monastery and the nearby high-altitude villages, and returns through Manali.
  • The trip is planned for periods when the Manali–Kaza and Chandratal roads are accessible.
  • Still comparing routes? Explore all Spiti Valley Tour Packages.

How Many Days Are Enough for Winter Spiti Valley?

  • A Winter Spiti Valley trip from Delhi generally requires around 8–10 days for a multi-stop road journey, depending on the route and travel conditions.
  • Our Delhi-to-Delhi Winter Spiti tour lasts 9 days, while the extended itinerary with hometown train travel is scheduled over 11 days.
  • The itinerary includes six accommodation nights and overnight road journeys between Delhi and Shimla.
  • Travellers should consider road conditions and altitude acclimatisation when choosing a winter itinerary. A tightly scheduled trip may have limited flexibility if mountain roads are temporarily closed.

Is Winter Spiti Valley Safe for First-Time Travellers?

  • Winter Spiti is an adventurous mountain journey rather than a conventional hill-station holiday.
  • It involves high altitude, extreme cold, remote roads and limited facilities in some villages. Travellers should be prepared for long transfers and possible itinerary changes.
  • High-altitude illness can affect anyone, regardless of age or fitness. A suitable acclimatisation plan, awareness of symptoms, and access to medical guidance are important.
  • Travellers with significant medical concerns should seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before undertaking a high-altitude winter trip.

Accommodation & Meals During the Winter Spiti Tour

The package includes six accommodation nights:

  • Sangla / Chitkul – 1 Night
  • Tabo – 1 Night
  • Kaza – 3 Nights
  • Kalpa – 1 Night
  • Accommodation is provided in guesthouses, homestays or similar properties according to the itinerary and local arrangements.
  • Meals Included: Six breakfasts and six dinners.
  • Heating, hot-water availability and room facilities may differ between locations. Travellers should confirm the specific amenities offered before booking.

What to Pack for a Winter Spiti Valley Trip

  • Winter temperatures can fall well below freezing. Proper layered clothing is essential.
  • Thermal Clothing: Thermal base layers, fleece or woollen mid-layers, insulated winter jacket and warm trousers.
  • Winter Accessories: Woollen cap, gloves, neck warmer and multiple pairs of warm socks.
  • Footwear: Insulated, water-resistant shoes with good grip for snow, ice and uneven terrain.
  • Sun Protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm and moisturiser.
  • Travel Essentials: Power bank, reusable water bottle, identification documents, personal medication, small daypack and a torch.
  • Avoid relying only on a light jacket or hoodie. Pack for severe cold even when the weather forecast appears comfortable.

Winter Spiti Group Tours from Delhi and Other Cities

  • Delhi: Join our fixed Winter Spiti group departure from Delhi for ₹15,999 per person.
  • Mumbai & Pune: Book the 3AC sleeper-train package for ₹19,999 per person.
  • Nagpur & Ahmedabad: Join with the 3AC train-inclusive package for ₹18,999 per person.
  • Indore & Bhopal: The 3AC train-inclusive package costs ₹18,499 per person.
  • Train tickets and connecting arrangements depend on railway availability. Applicable GST, peak-season surcharges and optional upgrades are additional according to the package terms.

Why Choose Trekhievers for Winter Spiti?

  • Our Winter Spiti Valley group tour is designed for travellers who want to discover the Himalayan cold desert without planning every road transfer and accommodation arrangement independently.
  • The package provides scheduled road transportation, accommodation, 12 meals, itinerary-based sightseeing and Trip Captain support.
  • Travellers can choose the Delhi departure or select a train-inclusive package from the available origin cities.
  • Review the departure dates, inclusions, travel requirements and winter conditions before reserving your seat.

Important Travel Information - Train Ticket Booking with Trekhievers:

1. Ticket Booking Process:

  • Certified Agents: Trekhievers uses IRCTC-certified agents to book train tickets.
  • AI-Based Tools: We employ AI-based tools like ConfirmTkt to predict the probability of your ticket being confirmed.
  • Booking Strategy: Tickets are booked based on maximum confirmation probability, depending on the remaining days until departure.

2. Confirmation Disclaimer:

  • No Guarantee: The tool does not guarantee 100% confirmation for waitlisted and RAC (Reservation Against Cancellation) tickets.
  • Limited Control: Trekhievers does not control ticket confirmations; it is managed by IRCTC, a government body.
  • RAC Tickets: There is a possibility of receiving a RAC (half-seat) ticket instead of a confirmed seat. Trekhievers is not responsible for the lack of confirmed tickets.

3. Train Cancellations and Route Changes:

  • Responsibility: If a train is cancelled or the route changes, Trekhievers will not be held responsible.
  • Alternate Solutions: Alternative solutions will be provided at an additional cost.

4. Booking Recommendations:

  • Advance Booking: To increase the likelihood of getting a confirmed seat, book your trip at least 20 days in advance.
  • Seasonal Availability: Seat availability varies by season. Peak festive and tourist seasons may reduce the chances of getting confirmed seats due to limited train options.

5. Alternate Train Options:

  • Agent Assistance: Our agents may contact you with alternate train options that have higher confirmation probabilities. These alternatives may involve a fare difference, which you will need to cover if you choose to upgrade.
  • Predictability Tool Limitations: Occasionally, our predictability tool may fail, resulting in an RAC seat upon chart preparation. Trekhievers is not responsible for providing full seats or issuing refunds in such cases.

6. Premium Trains:

  • Higher Fares: Premium trains like Rajdhani and Duronto have fares approximately 50% higher than regular trains.
  • Higher Confirmation Rates: These trains offer the highest probability of ticket confirmation and are recommended for a better travel experience.

7. Mid-Trip Changes:

  • Flight Options: If you decide to switch to flight travel during your trip, notify us at least 36 hours in advance for a hassle-free cancellation of train tickets.
  • Cancellation Policy: Last-minute cancellations are not always possible due to fixed agent schedules and other factors.

Note: Please understand that Trekhievers strives to provide the best travel experience, but has limitations when dealing with government-operated transport services.


Payment Details :

UPI ID: trekhievers@okhdfcbank

Net Banking:

  • Name - Nitin Yadav
    Bank Name - HDFC BANK
    ACC No - 50100220035954
    IFSC code - HDFC0000084

Please send a screenshot of the payment on  7387523876   for confirmation. We will then share a form for the final booking procedure.


Cancellation and Refund Policy:

NO REFUND SHALL BE MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE INITIAL BOOKING AMOUNT FOR ANY CANCELLATIONS. HOWEVER, IF FULL PAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE THEN,

  • If cancellations are made 30 days before the trip's start date, 50% of the trip cost will be refunded within 5-7 working days.
  • If cancellations are made 15-30 days before the trip's start date, 25% of the trip cost will be refunded within 5-7 working days.
  • If cancellations are made within 0-15 days before the trip's start date, 100% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees. No refund will be processed.
  • In the case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain activities may be cancelled, and in such cases, the operator will try their best to provide an alternate feasible activity. However, no refund will be provided for the same.
  • No show, No Refund.
  • Event Tickets cannot be transferred to another date against cancellation.
  • Event Tickets can be transferred to another person against cancellation.
  • If we cancel the TRIP, only the TRIP AMOUNT will be refunded.

Trekhievers Policy:

  • A complete schedule of the trek will be given to the registered participants 12 Hours prior on WhatsApp.
  • Organisers have the right to modify or change the schedule in case of any unavoidable circumstance.
  • The tour is weather-based and depends on the weather conditions. There may be last-minute cancellations if weather conditions deteriorate.
FAQ

1. What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley in winter?

December to February is a popular period for experiencing Spiti Valley's winter landscapes. January is often among the coldest months. Actual snowfall, weather and road accessibility vary from year to year.

2. Can we visit Spiti Valley in December or January?

Yes. Winter visits are possible via the Shimla–Kinnaur route when roads are accessible. Travellers should be prepared for sub-zero temperatures, snow-related closures and limited facilities in remote villages.

3. Does it snow in Kaza and Spiti Valley during winter?

Snowfall is possible in Kaza and nearby villages from December to February. However, snowfall and snow-covered scenery cannot be guaranteed for a particular departure.

4. Why do Winter Spiti tours travel via Shimla instead of Manali?

The Manali–Kaza road via Kunzum Pass generally closes during winter because of snowfall. Winter tours therefore commonly use the Shimla–Kinnaur route, although temporary closures can occur there too.

5. Is Chandratal Lake included in Winter Spiti Valley tours?

No. Chandratal Lake is generally inaccessible during winter. Travellers interested in Chandratal can consider a seasonal summer Spiti Valley Circuit or a 7-day Spiti tour via Manali.

6. Which is better: Winter Spiti or Summer Spiti?

Winter Spiti is suitable for travellers interested in cold-desert landscapes, winter photography and remote village experiences. Summer Spiti generally offers broader road access, including seasonal routes via Manali and Chandratal Lake.

7. What are the main places to visit in Winter Spiti Valley?

Popular attractions include Sangla, Chitkul, Nako, Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Monastery, Kaza, Key Monastery, Kibber, Chicham Bridge, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, Gue Monastery and Kalpa. Visits depend on road and weather conditions.

8. How many days are enough for a Winter Spiti Valley trip?

A multi-destination Winter Spiti tour commonly requires around 8–10 days from Delhi. Trekhievers offers a 9-day Delhi-to-Delhi itinerary and an 11-day itinerary with hometown train travel.

9. What is the Winter Spiti Valley tour package price from Delhi?

The Trekhievers Winter Spiti Valley Tour costs ₹15,999 per person from Delhi to Delhi. The package includes six accommodation nights, 12 meals and scheduled transportation and sightseeing. GST and applicable extras are additional.

10. What is the Winter Spiti Valley tour price from Mumbai and Pune?

The tour costs ₹19,999 per person from Mumbai or Pune with 3AC sleeper train travel as specified in the package. Train tickets are subject to railway availability and booking conditions.

11. Can I join the Winter Spiti tour from Indore, Bhopal, Nagpur or Ahmedabad?

Yes. Trekhievers offers 3AC train-inclusive packages from Indore and Bhopal at ₹18,499 per person and from Nagpur and Ahmedabad at ₹18,999 per person, excluding applicable GST and extras.

12. How many nights of accommodation and meals are included?

The Winter Spiti package includes six accommodation nights across Sangla/Chitkul, Tabo, Kaza and Kalpa, along with six breakfasts and six dinners. Heating, hot water and other facilities depend on the selected accommodation.

13. Is Winter Spiti Valley suitable for solo travellers?

Yes. Solo travellers can join an organised group tour. However, Winter Spiti requires preparation for high altitude, freezing temperatures, remote conditions and long road journeys.

14. What is the temperature in Spiti Valley during winter?

Winter temperatures can fall well below freezing, especially at night. Conditions vary by location, altitude and weather, so travellers should pack insulated winter clothing and suitable footwear.

15. Is altitude sickness a concern during a Winter Spiti trip?

Yes. Spiti Valley is a high-altitude destination, and altitude-related illness can affect anyone. Travellers should acclimatise carefully, avoid overexertion and seek medical assistance promptly if concerning symptoms occur.

16. What happens if roads are closed due to snowfall?

Snowfall, landslides and local restrictions can cause delays, itinerary changes or alternative routing. Additional expenses, cancellations and refunds are governed by the package booking terms, which travellers should review before departure.
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Long Backpacking Tours
Duration
8 to 12 Days
Tour Type
Group Tours, College Tours
Destination
Himachal Pradesh
Himachal Destination
Spiti, Shimla, Chitkul, Kalpa