Winter Spiti
An unforgettable 9D / 8N escape, handcrafted for explorers.
Winter Spiti — The Cold Desert Is Calling
Spiti in winter is a different valley altogether: quieter roads, frozen rivers and villages dusted in snow. This 9-day loop enters through Shimla and the Kinnaur valley rather than Manali, since the Atal Tunnel side shuts down for the season. Walk beside the frozen Baspa at Chitkul, drive past Nako's frozen lake, visit the thousand-year-old monasteries at Tabo and Dhankar, send a postcard from the world's highest post office at Hikkim, and chase snow leopard country around Langza and Komic before looping back through Kalpa with Kinner Kailash filling the horizon.



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Winter Spiti Itinerary (9D/8N)
Delhi to Shimla | Overnight Journey
Shimla to Sarahan
Sarahan to Chitkul and Sangla
Sangla to Tabo via Nako
Tabo to Kaza via Dhankar
Hamlets of Spiti | Langza, Hikkim & Komic
Kaza to Kalpa
Kalpa to Shimla
Reach Delhi | Trip Ends








Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Volvo Transfers: Delhi to Shimla and return
- Sightseeing: Entire sightseeing by Tempo Traveller / SUV depending on group size
- Accommodation: 6 nights: Sarahan, Sangla, Nako/Tabo, 2 nights Kaza and 1 night Kalpa
- Meals: 12 meals through the trip, as per the itinerary
- Inner Line Permits: All permits required for the trip
- Driver Charges: Night charges, toll tax and parking
- Team Captain: Experienced trip captain throughout the trip
- On-road Support: Oxygen cylinder and snow chains in the vehicle at all times
Exclusions
- 5% GST: Extra, applicable on total cost
- Air / Train / Bus: Any fare not mentioned in the inclusions
- Extra Meals: Meals other than those mentioned in the itinerary
- Personal Shopping: Any personal shopping or expenses
- Entry Fees: Entry and camera charges at monasteries and monuments
- Contingencies: Any cost arising from roadblocks, landslides or heavy snowfall
- Anything Extra: Anything not mentioned under inclusions
Important Notes
- Booking Amount: ₹2,000 per person (non-refundable) to reserve your seat; balance due after the induction meeting or at the boarding point
- Payment Details: See our Payments page for bank and UPI details
- Weather: Access to Hikkim, Komic and Langza is weather dependent in winter
- What to Carry: Warm layers, a windproof jacket, cap, gloves and personal medication — mountain weather changes fast
- Valid ID: A valid government-issued photo ID is mandatory for permits and hotel check-ins
- Mobile Network: Network is patchy on the route — inform your family before departure
- Bookings: Confirmed only after the advance payment is received
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about visiting this destination
Through the winter months, once the Manali side of Spiti closes for snow. The route enters and exits via Shimla and Kinnaur instead, which stays motorable through winter.
It is mostly long, scenic drives rather than trekking, so it is moderate in nature. Temperatures do drop well below freezing, so warm layers, snow chains and an oxygen cylinder are carried throughout.
Access to these high hamlets is weather dependent in winter and can be skipped or rerouted on short notice if fresh snowfall closes the road.
A Tempo Traveller or SUV, depending on group size, fitted with snow chains and carrying an oxygen cylinder for the whole trip.
Yes, inner line permits are required for parts of the route. These are arranged as part of the trip, so you do not need to handle the paperwork yourself.
Network is patchy through most of the valley, so it is worth informing your family before you depart.
Pay ₹2,000 per person, non-refundable, to reserve your seat. The remaining amount is due after the induction meeting or at the boarding point.