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9 Days 8 Nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
English
Spiti isn’t your usual hill-station holiday. It’s cold desert mountains, ancient monasteries clinging to cliffs, villages higher than most flights fly, and roads that make you fall in love with the drive itself. This 9-day trip with Dream Safar takes you from Chandigarh through Kinnaur’s apple orchards, past the last village before the China border, and deep into Spiti’s moon-like landscape — ending with the impossibly blue Chandratal Lake and a crossing over Rohtang Pass.
Land in Chandigarh and settle into your hotel. Meet your road captain for a briefing on the days ahead, then relax over dinner before the trip begins.
An early start takes you past Chail's flower orchards and up towards Narkanda, known for its apple orchards, cherry trees and the scent of Deodar forests along the way.
Drive along the Sutlej and then the Baspa River into the Kinnaur Valley, ending at Chitkul — the last village before the border, home to the famous Hindustan Ka Akhri Dhaba. Overnight in a homestay here.
Head back via Karcham and Powari to Kalpa, a quiet village facing the snow-capped Kinnaur Kailash range. Spend the night at a camp or homestay soaking in the views.
Today's drive is the real showstopper — the Indo-Tibet Highway, the meeting point of the Spiti and Sutlej rivers at Khab Bridge, a lunch stop by Nako Lake, and a detour to see the centuries-old mummy at Gue village before reaching Kaza.
Spend the day exploring Key Monastery and the high-altitude villages of Langza, Hikkim and Komik — among the highest motorable settlements in the world. Send a postcard home from the world's highest post office.
Cross Kunzum Pass and trek about 2 km to reach Chandratal — the "Moon Lake." Camp beside it and watch the sky fill with stars after sunset.
Leave Spiti behind and cross Rohtang Pass en route to Manali. Check into your hotel and unwind for the evening.
After breakfast, drive back to Chandigarh, arriving by evening as your Spiti adventure wraps up.
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