Winter Spiti Expedition

Starting from ₹41,500

₹51,999

Winter Spiti Expedition

8D/7N
Activities

Activities

Food

Food

Hotel

Hotel

Transfers

Transfers

Cab

Cab

Breakfast

Breakfast

Pick-Up & Drop

Pick-Up & Drop

Sightseeing

Sightseeing

Manali (1N) • Kalpa (1N) • Kaza (3N) • Kalpa (1N) • Chitkul (1N)

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Winter Spiti Expedition
8D/7N
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Winter Spiti Expedition

Manali (1N) | Kalpa (1N) | Kaza (3N) | Kalpa (1N) | Chitkul (1N)

Activities

Activities

Food

Food

Hotel

Hotel

Transfers

Transfers

Cab

Cab

Breakfast

Breakfast

Pick-Up & Drop

Pick-Up & Drop

Sightseeing

Sightseeing

Highlights

Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, is a land of breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped peaks, ancient monasteries, and rich cultural heritage. Known as the "Land of Gods," it offers a unique blend of spirituality and adventure. From lush valleys and pine forests to remote high-altitude deserts, Himachal’s diverse terrain attracts nature lovers, trekkers, and seekers of peace alike. Winter Spiti Expedition showcases the best of Himachal’s raw and rugged beauty. This winter journey passes through picturesque towns like Shimla, Kalpa, and Kaza, revealing the charm of offbeat destinations like Tabo, Kibber, and Chitkul — the last village on the Indo-Tibetan border. Whether you're witnessing the golden sunrise over Kinner Kailash, exploring 1000-year-old monasteries, or driving through snow-laden mountain roads, Himachal offers an unforgettable winter escape for every soul craving serenity, thrill, and timeless beauty.

Day Wise Itinerary

Inclusions

  • Volvo transfer from Shimla to Delhi & Delhi to Shimla.
  • Hotel Accommodation with breakfast and dinner in Kalpa / Rampur on triple/double sharing basis
  • Homestay Accommodation with breakfast and dinner at Chitkul and Kaza on a triple/double sharing basis
  • Transfers by Non-AC Force Traveler (12-seaters) shared for all days as per the itinerary (Day 1 - Day 7)
  • Reliable, experienced English-speaking local driver cum guide with great knowledge of the area and the terrain.
  • Driver charges, driver accommodation, fuel, and interstate toll
  • All Applicable Monastery / Museum Fees

Exclusions

  • GST (5%) is applicable extra
  • Any Personal Expenses / Tips / Permits
  • Guide / Porters
  • Meals in Transit / Lunch / Any Beverages / Any meals that are not mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Sightseeing in Shimla / any accommodation, activities, or transfers other than what is mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Any cost arising out of unforeseen circumstances, including medical emergencies and acts of God.
  • Anything that is not mentioned in the above list of inclusions.

Key Info

  • Climate and Clothing- Expect chilly mornings and cool evenings even in summer. Thus, pack warm layers, woolens for high-altitude regions, and sturdy walking shoes. Sunscreen and sunglasses are musts due to higher UV at elevation.
  • Connectivity- Towns like Manali, Shimla, and Dharamshala have decent mobile and Wi-Fi coverage. However, remote areas like Spiti, Tirthan, or Kinnaur may have weak or no signal, so embrace the digital detox.
  • Food and Water- Enjoy simple and hearty mountain fare, think momos, rajma-chawal, and thukpa. Drink only bottled or filtered water, and eat at trusted cafes or pre-recommended places.
  • Cultural Etiquette- Himachalis are warm and respectful. Greet with a smile and “Namaste.” Dress modestly in villages and religious sites, and always ask before photographing locals.
  • Health Precautions- Carry basic medicines, altitude sickness tablets for Spiti or Lahaul, and motion sickness pills for winding roads. Avoid overexertion on your first day in higher altitudes.
  • Local Laws- Alcohol is available, but avoid drinking in public or nature spots. Cannabis grows wild here, but its use is strictly illegal. Respect forest boundaries and local customs.
  • Eco-Responsibility- Protect Himachal’s fragile ecosystems, carry your trash back, avoid plastic, stick to marked trails, and say no to bonfires in forest areas.

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