₹ 18,499
₹19,000/ Adult
Dhankhar Monastery
Komic Village
Langza Village
Hikkim Village
Key Monastery
Kibber Village
Chicham Bridge
Gue Monastery
₹ 18,499
₹ 20,999
₹22,500/ Adult
Mathi Temple
Chitkul Village
Khab Sangam Bridge
Suicide Point
Gue Monastery
Dhankhar Monastery
Komic Village
Langza Village
Hikkim Village
Key Monastery
Chicham Bridge
Chacha Chachi Dhaba
Atal tunnel rohtang
₹ 20,999
₹ 29,999
₹31,999/ AdultMathi Temple
Chitkul Village
Khab Sangam Bridge
Suicide Point
Gue Monastery
Dhankhar Monastery
Komic Village
Langza Village
Hikkim Village
Key Monastery
Chicham Bridge
Chacha Chachi Dhaba
Atal tunnel rohtang
₹ 29,999
₹ 18,999
₹25,999/ AdultKhab Sangam Bridge
Gue Monastery
Chicham Bridge
Key Monastery
Hikkim Village
Langza Village
Komic Village
Suicide Point
₹ 18,999
Spiti Valley is famous for its high-altitude desert landscapes, ancient monasteries, adventurous road trips, and unique Tibetan-influenced culture. It’s also known as one of the least populated regions in India, offering peace and raw beauty that’s hard to find elsewhere.
Ideally, 7–9 days are enough to explore Spiti Valley at a comfortable pace. This allows you to cover monasteries, lakes, and villages while adjusting to the altitude. Shorter trips of 4–5 days are possible, but only cover limited spots.
Suggested Read: 7-day Itinerary for Spiti Valley & Spiti Valley Itinerary for 5 days
Popular things to do in Spiti Valley include camping at Chandratal Lake, visiting Key and Tabo monasteries, spotting fossils in Langza, exploring high-altitude villages like Kibber, and enjoying a thrilling bike ride through Kunzum Pass.
The famous food in Spiti Valley includes Thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup), momos, and local barley-based dishes. Butter tea is also a must-try drink that keeps you warm in freezing temperatures.
