Breathlace Spiti Valley

Day 1 Chandigarh to Shimla: (120 KM –Approx 4 Hrs )

Pick from Chandigarh Airport  or Railway Station   and   drive to Shimla , evening  visit the Mall and The Ridge O/N Hotel

 Day 2 Shimla to Sangla:  ( 230 kM / 8 – 9 HRS)

Today morning drive  to Sangla through the thick woods of Kufri, Fagu and Narkanda and along side the River Sutlej to arrive in the evening and check in to Luxury Camp. Enjoy the evening in beautiful surroundings in the river valley of Baspa at a height of 9000ft. This is one of the most beautiful valleys in the Himalayas and is often compared to the famous valley of Kashmir. Known for its rich Kinnauri culture and apple orchards, this valley was opened for tourists only in 1993 for its close proximity to the Tibetien border. O/N Hotel.

 Day 3 Sangla- Chhitkul- Sangla (Stay) (3 HOURS./40 KM) Hrs: 

After breakfast today  explore the vicinity around including an ancient Kamru Fort & Temple dedicated to the Goddess Kamakhya Devi which was brought from Assam & Nages God. Post Lunch, excursion to Chitkul – a last Village on Old Indo – Tibetan Trade Route. Walk through green orchards & brilliant stream. Return back to Sangla for Dinner & O/N stay.  

 Day 4:    Sangla – Kalpa  

Today morning check-out from the Hotel & drive to Kalpa – District Headquarter of Kinnar & once a favorite haunt of Lord Dalhousie. Arrive Kalpa & Check-in to your Hotel. Kalpa was known as Chini back in the days when it was the Regional Capital. Kalpa has changed little in the last 500 years. It is said that as & when Lord Dalhousie wanted to take a break from his hectic schedule in Shimla, he would come here on his Horseback. Each & every corner of Kalpa facing Jorkanden & the Kinner Kailash Peaks, considered as one of the mythical homes of Lord Shiva & by its side is a 79 foot rock formation that resembles a Shivlinga that changes the colour as the day passes & is visible to the naked eye on a clear day. Post Lunch rest in Hotel & in evening visit to Buddhist Gompa – Hu Bu Lan Kar. O/N stay. 

Day 5:   IN  Kalpa

Early morning enjoy the Sunrise over Kinner Kailash Peaks.  After breakfast  Kalpa is famous for its Apples & Chilgoza Plantations a kind of Dry Fruits], which are found only in Iran & Turkey besides here. The tree belongs to the Pine Family & the fruit is in about an inch long soft cover. Visit to local School & Narayan Nagini Temple Complex, which has Shrines of Hindu, Buddhist & local Deities. Afternoon excursion trip to Roghi Village to explore the ‘Pahari’ Life. Interact with the locals. Return back to Kalpa. O/N stay. 

 Day 6: Kalpa to Tabo

Morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to Tabo. On the way visit Nako.  Nako has a beautiful lake which freezes in the winter and villagers play ice hockey during this period and seeing the temple of Padamsambhava, the second incarnation of lord Buddha who made Buddhism popular in the Trans Himalayas. Later drive to Tabo. Overnight Camp near village.

Day 7 : Tabo to Kaza: (106 km/4 hours) 3600m

Today after breakfast journey starts to witness the Ajanta of Himalayas the Tabo monastery. Tabo has the oldest caves on barren mountains and Thanka paintings, one of the most precious paintings of Buddhism. The day has a surprise where a visit to the village of 5oo years old mummy makes your journey and exciting. O/N Hotel at Kaza.

Day 8: Kaza

After breakfast excursion to Kee monastery and Kibber village at an altitude of 4205M.After lunch a drive to the highest motorable roar Langza and enroute visiting the Comik and Hikim village. O/N Hotel at Kaza.

 Day 9: Kaza  Kumzum La – Pass- Manali (8 HOURS/188 KM) 3340 Mtrs

Today after early B/F by 06:30 Hrs; check-out from the Hotel & drive to Manali via Kunzumla Pass which is 4590 M. highest pass on Spiti Lahaul Road. Rudyard Kipling said of the region “Surely the God live here this no place for Men”. Reach Manali in the evening. O/N Hotel. 

 Day 10: Manali to Chandighar (320 KM / 08 Hrs )

After breakfast checkout from hotel and drive to Chandigarh . Drop at Chandigarh Airport/Railway Station.