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In this All-Girls Road Trip to Spiti Valley, we explore “the middle land” that’s nestled between India and Tibet. For a long time, life in Spiti had been all about herding cattle, chanting the name of Buddha, and silent valleys. However, in recent years, due to Spiti Valley being the embodiment of peace whilst also providing the thrill of driving on impassable roads, tourism in Spiti Valley has increased a lot. The picturesque landscapes, rocky terrains, majestic mountains, and patches of green meadows make this place one of the most beautiful destinations in Himachal Pradesh.
The aim of curating this All Girls Spiti Valley trip, is because we believe in encouraging female solo travelers to rediscover themselves while bonding with other women who share the same passion for traveling as them. If you're someone who has always wished to go on backpacking trip, then this trip is exactly what you need because we cover all the best places in Spiti Valley that you simply can’t miss out on.
The ever-flowing Spiti river is overlooked by highlands and Himalayan peaks. The winding roads and rocky terrains make the drive to Spiti full of thrill and adventure while in the lap of crescent moon-shaped lakes such as Chandrataal, one finds the peace of mind that they crave in metropolitan cities.
In this All-girls Spiti Valley trip, we begin our journey from Delhi and head towards Chitkul after making a brief stop at Shimla. The Hindustan-Tibet highway is arguably better because it helps your body to get acclimatized, not to mention that the view is to die for. The glimpse that this route provides of the landscape of Himachal too is one of the reasons that make this the best route to reach Spiti valley.
This trip starts on a high note as the first halt in this Spiti valley road trip is Chitkul. Famous for being the last village on the Indo-Tibet border, not many people know that Chitkul also has the cleanest air in the country. As you spend some time in Chitkul, you will start to understand the slow-paced, quaint life people live in the mountains but it’s only just the beginning as we will have a long journey ahead of us that will provide you with a different outlook on life, as we unravel all the different layers of Spiti.
Our next stop is Kalpa, a tiny hamlet nestled in the Sutlej river valley, known for its apple orchards. A rich history, scenic views of the Kinnaur Kailash ranges, ancient temples, monasteries, and century-old traditions are just a few things that Kalpa has to offer. We will spend some leisure time in this small village and let ourselves marvel at the wonder of nature in peace.
Before reaching our next designated stop, we will stop briefly at Nako, home to many Stupas as well as a 1000-year-old Monastery. Nestled in the heart of the trans-Himalayan ranges, every nook and corner of Nako overflows with peace and even spending a few moments by the Nako lake and paying reverence to the Nako Monastery will leave a lasting impression on you.
Kaza, overlooked by high mountain ridges, with the Spiti river running from North to South, is the binding link between different districts and valleys. It connects Spiti to Lahaul as well as Kinnaur valley and is one of the oldest towns in India. Kaza would be our designated stay for the time being that we spend exploring Spiti and visiting all the attractions that the valley has to offer. Our sightseeing tour of Spiti includes all the places that have the true essence of Spiti valley present in their walls. As most people are aware that Spiti is abode to many Monasteries, some of them dating back to the 1st Millenia.
The Key Monastery, locally known as Kye Gompa situated at an altitude of 13,668 Ft is the biggest center of Buddhist learning and is the place where all the Lamas get their training from an early age. The monastery has managed to preserve not only ancient relics including the images of Buddha but is one of the strong pillars upon which the foundation of Spiti stands strong.
The next attraction of this tour, the Chicham Bridge is Asia’s highest bridge, perched upon a height of more than 13,000 feet and links the village of Chicham with Kibber. A 1000ft deep gorge called Samba Lamba Nallah runs below the bridge and is a sight to behold. It took approximately 15 years to construct this bridge but it was worth it, as it helps both locals and tourists to traverse easily.
Situated at an altitude of 14,400ft, the highest post office in the world, Hikkim, is another marvel that the Spiti valley has to offer. A functional post office with a tendency to turn every visitor into an old-school soul, a visit to Hikkim is incomplete without diving into the 90s nostalgia of writing letters to your loved ones and then dropping them in the red mailbox.
A lot of travelers especially women adore this place because of its ability to make words pour out of you even if you are not expressive with them in the first place, hence we make a point to not miss a visit to Hikkim on our all-girls trip to Spiti valley.
In Komic, a village popular for being the highest village in the world connected by a motorable road, you can take a stroll and experience the slow-paced life of Spiti from up close.
On our way to the crescent moon-shaped lake, Chandra Taal, we make a brief pit stop at Kunzum Pass, or Kunzum La as the locals call it. The high mountain pass connects Lahaul and Spiti Valley and is a gateway to Chandratal by a 15km trek.
Chandra Taal, loosely translating to Moon lake, is a pristine lake usually surrounded by flowers and wildlife in summer. The lake is surrounded by a vast expanse of green meadows which give birth to many blooming flowers during spring adding more charm to the lake's beauty.
Last, but in no way the least, stop of ours is Langza which is home to many fossils that were once creatures of the sea, as experts believe. Langza is also known as the village of gods for its spiritual significance and the 1000-year-old Buddha statue that overlooks the village as an ever-vigilant protector of the locals.
The return journey of our all-girls Spiti road trip would be no less exciting than the actual trip, for we will be traversing through Rohtang Pass and witnessing the panoramic view of the Pir Panjal ranges of the Himalayas throughout the entire drive.
The experience of Spiti Valley largely depends on the quaint villages, vibrant towns, ancient monasteries, high-altitude passes, green meadows, and more. A perfect blend of all beautiful landscapes possible is why Spiti remains on the bucket list of so many travelers and is a perfect reason of why you must go on a trip to little Tibet.
The best time to visit Spiti Valley, especially if you want to make sure to experience it in all its glory, is from the months of February to April as the entire region is covered in a thick blanket of snow.
However, if you don't want to miss out on visiting the scenic Chandratal and want to have the best of both worlds then the best time to visit Spiti Valley for you and your girl gang would be from the month of June to September.
Even if an All Girls Road Trip to Spiti Valley wasn’t on your bucket list before, we urge you to go on this trip because it’s an experience of a lifetime. One you must have.
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Itinerary
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Delhi to Shimla | Overnight Journey
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Shimla to Chitkul (250 Kms)
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Chitkul to Kalpa (60 Kms)
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Kalpa to Dhankar (200 Kms)
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Dhankar to Kaza (40 Kms)
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Spiti Sightseeing Day (Komic, Hikkim, Langza, Key Monastery)
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Kaza to Chandratal via Chicham Bridge (90 Kms)
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Chandratal to Manali (125 Kms) | Overnight Journey to Delhi
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Delhi Arrival | Tour Ends
Age Limit (Trip Wise)
Weekend
Getaways
18-38
Himalayan
Treks
18-48
Backpacking
Trips
18-40
Biking
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18-45
Customized
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No Limit
Inclusions & Exclusions
| Inclusions | Exclusions |
Transportation in Tempo Traveller from Shimla to Manali. AC Volvo Bus from Delhi to Shimla and Manali to Delhi. Accommodation on sharing basis as per itinerary (5-night deluxe hotel stay and 1 night of Swiss camping at Chandra Tal.) A female trip lead will be present throughout the trip Informative session about Dhankar on Day 4 Meal Plan: MAP Plan (Total 12 Meals - 1 Meal on Day 2 (D) + 2 Meals on Day 3 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 4 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 5 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 6 (B+D) + 2 Meals on Day 7 (B+D) + 1 Meals on Day 8 (B) Evening Tea on Day 3,4,5,6 and 7 On day 9, Freshen-up facilities will be arranged in Manali (If time permits) Adventure Medical Insurance - The insurance provided will cover the journey from base to base. In this case, the insurance coverage applies specifically from Shimla to Manali, excluding any travel before reaching or after departing. Mechanical Support All permits Required First Aid Kits Oxygen Cylinders Oximeter | 5% GST Early check-in (Before 1:00 PM) & Late Check-out (After 11:00 AM) at the hotel. Any additional expenses such as of personal nature. Additional accommodation/food costs incurred due to any delay in travel. Any lunch and other meals not mentioned in Package Inclusions. Any Airfare / Rail fare other than what is mentioned in “Inclusions” or any type of transportation. Parking and monument entry fees during sightseeing. Additional Costs due to Flight Cancellations, Landslides, Roadblocks, and other natural calamities. Any other services not specified above in inclusions. |
Cancellation Policy
| Upto 30 days | 29-21 days | 21-15 days | 14-0 days | |
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| Cancellation Charge | Free Cancellation | 25% of the Trip Amount | 50% of the Trip Amount | 100% of the Trip Amount |
| Booking Amount | Refunded in mode of Credit Note | Adjusted in Refund Deduction | Adjusted in Refund Deduction | No Refund |
| Remaining Amount | Full Refund (minus) booking amount | Refund (minus) 25% of the trip amount | Refund (minus) 50% of the trip amount | No Refund |
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The Booking Amount will be credited to your JW Profile which can be accessed by logging in to the website through your Phone Number & OTP. Credit Notes issued have no date of expiry and can be used entirely in any of your future trips.
GST :
Any GST charged on any transaction will not be refunded.
Pending Refund :
Any refund pending on your booking will be credited to the same mode of payment through which you paid in 5-7 working days.
Partial Refund :
Any case in which a partial refund will be issued will be calculated after deducting the Booking Amount and Cancellation Charges depending on the time of Cancellation.
Remaining Amount :
Will be calculated on the amount paid over and above the booking amount.
Bypass Policy :
Any and all Cancellation Policies are superseded by the Emergency Case Cancellation Policy in case of situations such as war, pandemics, force majeure, or similar extraordinary events affecting the tour region.
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| Upto 30 days | 29-21 days | 20-15 days | 14-7 days | |
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| 75% Payment | Optional | Optional | Compulsory | |
| 100% Payment | Optional | Optional | Optional | Compulsory |
FAQs
How can I book the All girls Spiti Road Trip with you?
After selecting the all girls Spiti valley road trip, you can book by clicking on the “Book now” button or you can contact us and we will guide you through the booking process.
Is it safe for us to go on an All Girls Road Trip to Spiti valley?
Definitely! One of the most integral priorities of our treks and trips is the safety of women. This trip is carefully curated to make sure that the women who are embarking on this amazing journey can enjoy without worrying about their safety. Every person going on this excursion is carefully handpicked to avoid any kind of trouble. However, you will still need to take care of your personal belongings.
What will be the type of accommodation on this All Girls Spiti Trip?
It depends on the tour. On this all girls Spiti valley road trip, we will be staying in hygienic and safe hotels, camp and homestays.
What necessary items should I pack for the All girls Spiti Valley road trip?
When planning a trip to Spiti, you need to pack lots of warm clothes and layers. Thermal inners, fleece jackets, woolen jackets, woolen socks, Insulated shoes, and Balaclavas to cover your head, especially your ears and neck against chilly winds. We share an extensive list of things that you need to pack according to your trip to Spiti Valley so you can follow that packing list to help you pack better.
What type of ground transportation will be used on the All Girls Spiti trip?
We will make sure that you’re comfortable during the whole journey and that is why we hire the best in class vehicle in accordance with the wicked terrains and rocky roads of Spiti. For the all girls Spiti valley road trip, the on-ground vehicle that we use to travel in is Tempo Traveller.
Do I need to buy trekking shoes for the All girls Spiti Valley road Trip?
Since, we do not have any trekking to do while on the journey, you might not need trekking shoes specifically. But still, a good pair of shoes that have proper soles and are equally comfortable is recommended. You might need a good pair of shoes when traversing. A pair of Quechua or Forclaz shoes available at Decathlon will do.
Do you think I should bring some medicines with me during the All girls Spiti Valley road trip?
Yes, it is advisable that you carry your own medication on the trip. Although, for common symptoms and even more, we have first aid boxes and all our trip leaders are certified and have knowledge about basic paramedics practices.
What type of food is served during the All Girls Spiti trip?
We provide hygienic and nutritious food during the trip. Since the Spiti valley winter trip consists of visiting many villages, we can assure you that every meal of yours would not only be delicious but is cooked from home grown ingredients, making it ten times better than any meal you’ll ever have. But in case, you have some preferred food type such as vegetarian or food without any onions and such, then we can make arrangements beforehand. You will just have to make sure to inform the same to your handler at the time of booking.
How is the all girls road trip to Spiti valley different from other trips?
Our All Girls Road trip to Spiti Valley is especially curated to cater to the needs of female travelers who find it hard to travel to their desired destinations because of safety issues and restrictions. In this all girls road trip to Spiti valley, all the travelers are female including our trip leader. This trip is our attempt to empower female travelers and make it easier for them to embark on trips, be it solo or with friends. Since many women find it hard to convince their families to allow them to go on trips because of safety issues, we decided that we would create a safe space where all the people involved can feel secured and have fun as well.
How to Reach Key Monastery From Delhi?
First, you’ll have to reach the administrative town of Spiti, which is Kaza. From there, you can rent a bike or Taxi to move towards Key Monastery. Otherwise, if you've booked the winter Spiti valley road trip with us, then you don’t need to fret. Since Key Monastery is one of the most prominent spots in Spiti, we make sure that we cover it in the itinerary.
What is the actual distance between Lahaul-Spiti and Delhi by road?
If you're going by road and choosing the Shimla route from Delhi then it would take approximately 18 hours of driving for you to reach there if you don’t make many pit stops but that’s entirely up to you. Now, if you're taking the Manali route then at least 24 hours in the car, driving is required and you need to make a pit stop after reaching Manali or you'll be very much exhausted otherwise. The total distance between Lahaul Spiti and Delhi is 708 Kilometer if we go by the shortest route.
How to get safe drinking water on the All girls Spiti valley road Trip?
Himalayan water is considered to be the purest water there is and is completely safe to drink. But for safety purposes, we boil the water and then use it for drinking and cooking.
How much time does it take to cover the distance from Shimla to Kaza?
The distance between Shimla and Lahaul is 418 Kilometers and it takes about 16 hours to reach, including leisure time and the pit-stops that we make when we are on an all girls road trip to Spiti Valley.
What's the Weather Condition of Spiti in June?
The weather is extremely pleasant during June in Spiti Valley as the summer starts to settle down in the valley. Although, you can still find traces of snow in higher regions because Spiti remains cold throughout the year and the temperarture rarely drops down enough to melt the entirety of snow that it gets graced with during winters.
When is Spiti Valley Open?
Routes to Spiti Valley are open all around the year, but there is a little distinction. While the Shimla route is open all around the year, the Manali route closes for a brief time due to the closing of Kunzum Pass. Moreover, the Manali route is open from June to October.
How to Travel from Delhi to Spiti by Flight?
Spiti Valley does not have its own airport due to its high-altitude and rugged terrain. Air travel to Spiti therefore involves a combination of flight and road journey. The nearest airport is Bhuntar Airport (Kullu–Manali). From Bhuntar, travelers must continue by road, passing through Manali and then heading towards Kaza, which serves as the headquarters of Spiti Valley.
What Is the Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley?
The best time to visit Spiti Valley depends largely on the kind of experience you are seeking. For travelers who prefer comfortable weather and easier road conditions, Summer Spiti, which runs from June to October, is the most suitable period. During these months, temperatures are relatively mild, roads are more accessible, and travel is less challenging. On the other hand, if you wish to experience Spiti in its raw, snow-covered form, the winter season from November to May offers a more dramatic and rugged landscape. This period showcases the valley’s stark beauty, frozen rivers, and snow-laden villages, making it ideal for those seeking a true winter Himalayan experience.
How to Reach Spiti Valley from Shimla?
There are two routes to reach Spiti. One is via Manali while the other is via Shimla. Shimla route is considered to be one of the best routes to reach Spiti Valley especially when it comes to winter Spiti road trips. The gradual ascend makes it easy for people to get acclimatized to the high altitude and weather conditions. Not to mention that the views in the backdrop of the Hindustan-Tibet highway make it all the more worth it.
How is the weather like in Spiti Valley during summers?
Spiti is known as the winter wonderland but the valley remains beautiful throughout. The snow melts away during summers to give way for the fields to grow. The entire valley becomes green with the barren land nowhere in sight. You get to see the cattles grazing in the fields and the rivers that freeze during winters start flowing ceaselessly once again. Spiti valley in summers is as beautiful as it is in winters. The temperature in Spiti during summers remain 15 degree celsius above so the weather is extremely pleasant.
Everything you need to know about Spiti
A piece of poetry, a piece of heaven,
A piece of serenity and solitude;
That is the Spiti Valley…
A road trip to Spiti Valley, whether it’s summer or winter, is a dream of every traveler. And why is that a dream? It proudly showcases some of the most isolated vistas on the planet, as well as some of the highest settlements in the world.
As you step into Spiti Valley, you are greeted by long, winding roads and valleys that offer breathtaking views of the cold desert and snow-capped mountains. Surrounded by the mighty Himalayas, Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh sits at an altitude of 12,500 feet above sea level, receiving only about 250 days of sunshine annually, making it one of the chilliest places in the nation.
The name "Spiti" translates to 'The Middle Land', signifying its location between India and Tibet. This region is adorned with numerous ancient monasteries, including the magnificent Key Monastery, which is over a millennium old and stands as the largest monastery in Spiti Valley.
Spiti, with its sparse population, is a haven for adventure enthusiasts, offering a plethora of trekking routes and mountain passes to explore. Kunzum La provides a mesmerizing 360-degree vista of the Bara-Shigri Glacier, the world's second-longest glacier.
Another enchanting destination is Chandratal Lake, where the water transforms from reddish hues to shades of orange, blue, and emerald green as dusk approaches. Due to heavy snowfall isolating Spiti from the rest of the country for approximately six months each year, the summer season remains the sole period when Spiti is directly accessible by road.
Spiti Valley stands as a focal point for both academic research and spiritual exploration for followers of Buddhism, attracting travelers with its distinctive offerings. One of its standout features is the Key Monastery, recognized as one of the oldest monasteries in the world and a personal favorite of the Dalai Lama.
Whether your interests lie in spirituality, history, or the cinematic charm of Spiti, these packages can ensure that your trip is both pleasurable and enriching.
Spiti will make you understand the value of little things in life, the moments when we become ourselves, the moments that we will chase and find the inner child we lost, a valley that will heal you for things that no one ever asked sorry for. And in every letter, it is true… SPITI VALLEY IS A WORLD WITHIN A WORLD. A world of simplicity and a world of togetherness…
Here is everything you need to know about Spiti Valley….
How to Reach Spiti Valley
To reach Spiti Valley in summer and winter, you have two main routes to consider. In summer, you can access Spiti Valley from both Manali and Shimla. However, during winter, due to heavy snowfall, the Rohtang pass is closed, making the Shimla route the only option to reach Spiti Valley. The Shimla route is preferred in winter as it allows for a gradual gain in altitude, reducing the risk of altitude sickness.
Summer Spiti Valley: During the summer months, Spiti Valley offers a mesmerizing experience with its lush green landscapes and pleasant weather. Travelers can access Spiti Valley from both Manali and Shimla, with the Manali route being a popular choice. This route provides stunning views and passes through attractions like Kullu Valley, making the journey a scenic delight for adventurers seeking a summer escape.
Winter Spiti Valley: In contrast, winter in Spiti Valley transforms the region into a snowy wonderland, offering a unique and challenging adventure. The winter route to Spiti Valley from Shimla via Kinnaur is preferred due to the closure of the Manali route during winter. This itinerary spans over 9-10 days, allowing travelers to explore destinations like Tabo, Kaza, and Nako, providing a glimpse into the raw beauty of Spiti Valley amidst the winter snowscapes.
Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley
The best time to visit Spiti Valley depends on what you want to experience from Spiti Valley. Spiti Valley is a color-changing canvas that will give you different experiences in each season.
For most tourists, the ideal time is from March to June when the weather is pleasant, ranging from 14°C to 20°C, making it perfect for outdoor activities like trekking and sightseeing. This period also marks the opening of the Manali route in May, attracting bikers and tourists to the valley.
On the other hand, if you seek adventure and are prepared for extreme cold, winter from October to February offers a unique experience with the valley covered in snow, although temperatures can drop as low as -20°C.
Summer Spiti Valley: The Spiti Valley in summer, from June to late September, transforms into a scenic paradise with unending meadows, sparkling blue streams, and clear skies. The valley comes alive with a green tapestry, pleasant temperatures ranging from 15 – 20ºC, and blooming flowers everywhere.
This period is ideal for exploring the entire valley as the snow has melted, making it accessible for various activities like trekking and sightseeing. A bike trip to Spiti Valley during summer is a dream for many, offering a thrilling experience on the well-paved Shimla-Spiti route amidst the rugged terrains and barren landscapes.
Winter Spiti Valley: Spiti Valley in winter, from late October to early March, transforms into a mesmerizing white haven draped in snow. The valley's landscape changes dramatically, offering a stark difference from the summer months.
With temperatures hovering around 8 degrees during the day and dropping as low as -30 degrees, winter in Spiti Valley is a sight to behold. While accessibility may be challenging due to heavy snowfall, this season attracts adventure enthusiasts looking for 4x4 expeditions and rustic landscapes covered in snow.
Traveling to Spiti Valley in winter requires careful planning and preparation due to extreme temperatures and limited facilities, making it a daring and thrilling experience for those seeking an adventurous journey amidst the winter wonderland of Spiti.
Best Places to Visit in Spiti Valley
Kaza: A stunning town located at 12,500 feet, offering majestic snow-covered mountains, bustling markets, and a vibrant local culture. Explore the old and new sections of Kaza for a complete Spiti experience.
Langza: Known for its Buddha statue and abundant fossils, Langza is a picturesque village where you can witness the local way of life amidst freezing temperatures and unique craftsmanship.
Kunzum Pass: An iconic pass at 15,060 feet, providing breathtaking views of the Chandra Bhaga ranges and access to Chandratal Lake. Visit the nearby village of Losar for lodging and dining options.
Key Monastery: Established in the 11th century, this grand monastery houses ancient Buddha statues and a vast collection of books. It serves as a religious training hub for approximately 300 lamas, showcasing impressive architecture and history.
Kibber: A village where you can spot snow leopards during winter, offering a unique wildlife experience. Visit the Kee Monastery nearby, known for its grandeur and historical significance.
Komic: Situated at a breathtaking altitude, Komic is renowned for its snow-capped mountains, remote location, and iconic monastery. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquility of this village while marveling at its natural beauty and cultural richness
Chicham Bridge: A must-visit attraction in Spiti Valley, Chicham Bridge stands as the highest bridge in Asia, offering stunning views and a thrilling experience. This architectural marvel replaced a manual ropeway used by villagers, adding a touch of adventure to the journey.
Pin Valley: Home to the Pin Valley National Park, this picturesque valley boasts rare flora and fauna, including the elusive snow leopard. Visitors can explore the lush greenery, serene landscapes, and unique wildlife sanctuary, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.
Hikkim: Home to the world's highest post office, allowing visitors to send postcards from this remote location. Explore the village's serene surroundings and experience the charm of this high-altitude settlement.
Chandratal Lake: A beautiful lake surrounded by snow-capped peaks, offering a tranquil setting for nature lovers and photographers. Enjoy the serene ambiance and pristine beauty of this high-altitude lake.
Nako: Nako village is a serene destination in Spiti Valley, known for its beautiful lake surrounded by four Tibetan temples. Visitors can explore the nearby caves believed to be meditation sites of saints, offering a tranquil and spiritual experience.
Dhankar Monastery: Situated at a height of 12,800 feet above sea level, Dhankar Monastery is one of the most famous monasteries in India. Founded 1000 years ago, this monastery holds significant historical and cultural importance, attracting tourists from around the world to witness its ancient architecture and spiritual ambiance.
Things to Do in Spiti Valley
• Bike Ride through Kunzum Pass: Experience the thrill of crossing one of the highest motorable passes in India, Kunzum Pass, at an altitude of 4551 meters above sea level. This adventurous bike ride connects Spiti Valley to Kullu, offering panoramic views of the Bara-Shigri Glacier, the world's second-longest glacier.
• Trek to Chandratal Lake: A trek to the crystal crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and offers a serene and picturesque setting for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts in Spiti Valley.
• Shopping in Nako Village: Explore the small shops in Nako Village to buy unique gifts for friends and family, offering a glimpse into the local culture and a chance to take home memorable souvenirs.
• Letter Posting from Hikkim: Experience the thrill of sending mail from one of the world's highest post offices in Hikkim, a unique activity that allows visitors to connect with loved ones from this remote and picturesque location in Spiti Valley.
• Medication in Monastery: Visit the monasteries in Spiti Valley to explore traditional medication practices, where monks may offer insights into ancient healing methods and the use of natural remedies for various ailments.
• Stargazing in Spiti from Nako: Enjoy a mesmerizing stargazing experience in Spiti Valley from Nako, a tranquil village offering clear skies and stunning views of the night sky, providing a peaceful and awe-inspiring activity for visitors.
• Traditional Food Exploration: Delve into the culinary delights of Spiti Valley by exploring traditional food options, such as local dishes and delicacies, to savor the authentic flavors of the region and immerse yourself in the rich gastronomic culture of Spiti.
Monasteries of Spiti
Key Monastery: Situated at a height of 4,166 meters above sea level, the Key Monastery is the largest monastery in Lahaul and Spiti. It serves as a religious training center for lamas and is believed to have been founded in the 11th century by Dromtön, a student of the renowned teacher Atisha.
Tabo Monastery: Known as the Ajanta of the Himalayas, the Tabo Monastery is one of the oldest monasteries in India and the Himalayas. It has been functioning continuously since its inception and is famous for its exquisite murals and stucco sculptures.
Dhankar Monastery: Perched on the edge of a cliff at an altitude of 12,774 feet, the Dhankar Monastery offers a panoramic view of the Spiti Valley. It is a significant monastic complex in Lahaul and Spiti, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Kungri Monastery: Located in the Pin Valley, the Kungri Monastery is the second oldest monastery in Spiti and follows the Nyingmapa Buddhism. It is a center of Buddhist culture and principles, attracting pilgrims, tourists, and scholars alike.
Tayul Monastery: Situated in the Bhaga Valley of Spiti, the Tayul Monastery houses a 12-foot-tall statue of Padmasambhava. This monastery is known for its religious significance and the presence of a hundred million mani wheels, symbolizing compassion.
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Our Spiti Valley all-girls trip was truly unforgettable, thanks to our wonderful guides, Anshika Dubey and Neha Bisht. They were not only friendly but also took great care of us at every step, handling every situation with ease. The entire journey was incredible and soul-fulfilling, especially the visits to Chitkul, Dhankar, and Chandratal Lake, which were simply magical.
The group was amazing, and I cherished every single moment spent together. A big thank you to Justwravel for making this experience possible, and all credit goes to our guides for making it so special.
mounika karupakula
Went on all girls spiti trip and it was amazing. The guides @Anshika Dubey and @Neha Bisht were awesome. Everything was handled so well even when there was some sudden changes due to the landslides and so, and the itinerary was planned in such a way that not even a single place was missed. Had lots of fun.
One should definitely try justwravels to see how fun it is and how good the trip can be executed.
Kudos to the team!!!
Tarishi Jauhari
I recently returned from an all-girls Spiti Valley trip with JustWravel, and I can confidently say it was one of the most memorable and magical experiences of my life! Spiti itself is breathtaking, but what truly made this journey unforgettable was the incredible organization 👏 and energy 🤣 brought by our wonderful trip captains, Anshika Dubey and Neha Bisht.
From the very first meeting in Delhi to our stays, accommodations, and travels, everything was seamlessly managed. Even when unexpected weather challenges came our way, both Anshika and Neha handled every situation with remarkable promptness and calmness.🫡
What made this trip even more special was the sense of sisterhood among all the girls — a space full of support and laughter. Traveling together felt like being part of one big family, where we encouraged each other, helped capture memories, and celebrated every little moment.
The friendly, approachable, and vibrant personalities of the girls and the captains created an atmosphere where everyone instantly felt at ease. Whether it was singing along during long drives, clicking endless pictures, laughing over silly moments and songs, or sharing stories, there was never a dull moment with them around. The genuine laughter and contagious positivity of both Anshika and Neha set the tone for the entire group.
Thank you, JW, for creating such a beautiful experience and for bringing together amazing women to explore one of India’s most stunning destinations. And an extra special thanks ❤️😍 to Anshika Dubey and Neha Bisht for being the heart and soul of this journey.
Srestha Mitra
Had an amazing experience on the all-girls Spiti trip with JustWravel! Everything was well-organized – from stays and travel to safety and comfort. The itinerary was balanced, and the trip leads, Neha Bisht and Anshika Dubey, were super supportive. Even when unexpected changes came up, the team handled it seamlessly. Truly a memorable milestone adventure – highly recommend for solo women travellers!
Neha Shaikh
Just came back from a beautiful all-girls trip to Spiti by JustWravel! had wonderful experience with amazing people I met there and enjoyed thoroughly .. Food , staycation everything was good and Thank to God for blessing us with this hassle free weather in this peak rainy season .. highly recommended …
Amriitaa
I just came back from All Girls Spiti Valley Trip conducted by Justwravel and I booked it through Sourabh from Justwtavel team. It was my first time experience with Justwravel team and ofcourse it will not last. The trip was really awesome with the amazing people. I was solo traveller in this trip but no body felt me this thing and we enjoyed very much together. We laughed, explored places, created memories that will stay life long. The accomodation were very nice at all places with the beautiful views between mountains, food were also good, regarding transportation also it was conducted very smoothly from beginning of trip till ending as driving by Vikky Bhaiya and at last our trip leader Miss Neha Bisht, she is awesome and cool person who conducted and arranged the whole trip and itninery in a very well manner with good time management and she was also very helpful in every situation. So the points are 10/10 for all the things and criteria. Hope I will plan next trip soon with Justwravel team :)
gauri goyal
Just came back from a beautiful all-girls trip to Spiti by JustWravel!
The mountains, the peaceful vibes, and the fun with all the girls made it so special. We laughed, explored, and made memories I’ll never forget.The stay, the food, the energy, I loved it all!
Big thank you to Captain Neha for leading us with so much warmth, energy, and care — you truly made this trip extra special! 💖✨
Grateful for this lovely experience and the amazing company!
Khushaboo Lakhani
This was my First time to travel with JustWravel in All Girls Spiti Trip. Had a wonderful experience. My oxygen level was also.decreasing when reached dhankar, but the JustWravel team took care more then a friend, they were just like my family member with me during the whole journey. Since JustWravel has insurance cover all my medical expenses are covered. I would highly recommend most of you to travel with them since it's safe journey with their responsibility.
leena ranje
Just returned from the all-girls Spiti trip with Just Wravel and and it was absolutely amazing! Big shoutout to our trip leaders Anshika and Aishwarya -super energetic, fun, and always making sure we were safe, comfortable, and having the best time.
From peaceful mornings in Chitkul & Kalpa to starry nights at Dhanker & Chandratal, every moment felt like something out of a dream.
Met the most incredible bunch of girls and came back with lifelong memories. Highly recommend this trip for any woman looking for adventure, connection, and a safe travel experience!
RITIKA SHARMA
For me it was an Impromptu trip to Spiti valley which turned out to be an amazing experience. Our stays at all locations and food were amazing and our trip became more interesting with our guides Aishwarya and Anshika, our TT driver Chaman Ji. We faced challenges because of weather changes and road conditions but that also turned into fun with wonderful and lovely souls around in all girls spiti group trip. I am taking with me from this trip- all laughs, fun, late night chats, and ticks on bucket lists and wishing for many more such trips to be part of. I will recommend everyone to experience just wravel group trips.
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