Lahaul and Spiti Valley Tours
The cold desert of Himachal or Mini Tibet, one of the top best destinations to visit according to Lonely Planet. Nestled in Himalayan Ranges accessible throughout the year via Shimla and via Manali in Summers this barren high altitude paradise will surely surprise you. It holds deep secrets of the path like ancient monasteries, ridiculously low habitation and sparsely populated villages along with snow capped mountains, crystal clear satluj river and virgin paradise for trekking lovers with it’s magnificent glaciers. On top of that the views are simply breath-taking. Visiting Spiti is once in a life time experience.
Rudyard Kipling the famous author once said that Spiti is a World within a World. It is the most peaceful and least populated region of India.
Lahaul and Spiti Districts of Himachal are separated only by Kunzum Pass (4600 Meters) thus making the Lahaul district inaccessible in Winters due to extreme snow on one end of the route via Manali as the snow clad Rohtang Pass (3900 Meters) serves as a barricade and on the other end Kunzum Pass isolates it with the rest of the world.
The average altitude of Spiti Valley is 3800 Meters thus the region become comparatively inaccessible and harsh during winters.
One must definitely visit the monasteries of Spiti like Kye and Dhankar, Fabulous spell binding lakes like Chandratal and Suraj Tal which are one of the beautiful ones in the world. The highest village of India like Kibber, the highest post office in India at Hikkim, the highest petrol retail outlet in the world at Kaza, apart from the beautiful festivals like chaam and pauri make visiting Spiti a thrilling and adventurous experience.
Some of the must visit tours of Spiti by Holidaydada are listed here below:-
Rudyard Kipling the famous author once said that Spiti is a World within a World. It is the most peaceful and least populated region of India.
Lahaul and Spiti Districts of Himachal are separated only by Kunzum Pass (4600 Meters) thus making the Lahaul district inaccessible in Winters due to extreme snow on one end of the route via Manali as the snow clad Rohtang Pass (3900 Meters) serves as a barricade and on the other end Kunzum Pass isolates it with the rest of the world.
The average altitude of Spiti Valley is 3800 Meters thus the region become comparatively inaccessible and harsh during winters.
One must definitely visit the monasteries of Spiti like Kye and Dhankar, Fabulous spell binding lakes like Chandratal and Suraj Tal which are one of the beautiful ones in the world. The highest village of India like Kibber, the highest post office in India at Hikkim, the highest petrol retail outlet in the world at Kaza, apart from the beautiful festivals like chaam and pauri make visiting Spiti a thrilling and adventurous experience.
Some of the must visit tours of Spiti by Holidaydada are listed here below:-