Summer
Spiti
Full Circuit
High-altitude roads, remote villages, ancient monasteries and extraordinary Himalayan landscapes — from Chitkul and Kinnaur to Kaza, Kunzum Pass and Chandratal.
Where time slows
and the soul breathes.
Travel deep into the Spiti Valley through dramatic mountain roads, remote villages, Buddhist monasteries, high-altitude passes and extraordinary Himalayan landscapes. This full circuit begins from Delhi and takes you through Chitkul, Kinnaur, Nako, Gue, Tabo, Dhankar, Pin Valley, Kaza and the high villages of Hikkim, Komic and Langza, before continuing toward Kunzum Pass, Chandratal and Manali.
Expedition Highlights
- Chitkul — the last village on the Indian side of the Indo-Tibetan border.
- Kalpa and the famous Suicide Point.
- Kee and Dhankar monasteries.
- Gue Monastery and the preserved mummy.
- Tabo Monastery and Tabo Caves.
- Fossil village of Langza.
- Hikkim and its famous high-altitude post office.
- Komic and its high-altitude village landscape.
- Chicham Bridge.
- Kunzum Pass and Chandratal Lake.
- Lingti Waterfall and Pin Valley.
The places that make
this journey unforgettable.
A complete mountain circuit built around remote roads, high-altitude landscapes, monasteries, villages and Chandratal.
Chitkul
Explore the remote village at the end of the Baspa Valley and spend time beside the river.
Shipki La
Experience the high-altitude pass when time, local access and conditions permit.
Nako
Enter the stark high-altitude landscape of the Spiti region through Nako.
Gue & Tabo
Visit Gue Monastery and continue to the ancient Tabo Monastery and its caves.
Dhankar & Pin Valley
Discover Dhankar Lake, dramatic mountain views, Lingti Waterfall and the route through Pin Valley.
Kaza
Base yourself in Kaza while exploring Hikkim, Komic, Langza and the surrounding Spiti landscapes.
Chicham
Cross the spectacular Chicham Bridge and continue deeper into the high-altitude landscape.
Kunzum Pass
Travel through Kunzum Pass toward the remote Chandratal route.
Chandratal
Reach the spectacular high-altitude lake and experience one of the signature landscapes of the circuit.
The complete itinerary.
The day-by-day programme below follows the structure provided in the supplied Summer Spiti Full Circuit document.
Day 00
Delhi → Shimla
Assemble 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time at the boarding point in Delhi. Travel overnight to Shimla by AC semi-sleeper bus.
Day 01
Shimla → Chitkul
Reach Shimla early in the morning and board the Tempo Traveller or private Innova according to the selected package.
Travel through Kufri and Narkanda, continue through Kinnaur, visit Kinnaur Gate and follow the Sutlej River toward Karcham before continuing to Sangla Valley.
Reach Chitkul by evening and settle into the stay. Chitkul is described in the source document as the last village on the Indian side of the Indo-Tibetan border.
Day 02
Chitkul → Shipki La → Khab Sangam → Nako
Explore Chitkul in the morning, spend some time near the Baspa River, visit Akhri Dhaba and the Mathi Goddess temple before departing toward Nako.
Visit R. Peo Market and the Suicide Point in Roghi village, followed by Khab Sangam — the confluence of the Sutlej and Spiti rivers.
Visit Shipki La Pass if time permits and then continue toward Nako.
Day 03
Nako → Lepcha La → Gue → Tabo → Dhankar
Start with Nako exploration before continuing toward Lepcha La Pass, subject to weather conditions.
Continue toward Dhankar via Gue Monastery, home to the preserved mummy mentioned in the source itinerary.
Continue to Tabo to visit Tabo Monastery and Tabo Caves, then travel via the old Mane Bridge toward Dhankar.
Day 04
Dhankar → Lingti Waterfall → Pin Valley → Kaza
After breakfast, begin the Dhankar Lake trek from Dhankar Monastery. The source itinerary states a total trek time of approximately 3.5 hours.
From Dhankar Lake, enjoy views toward Manirang Peak and the surrounding high-altitude desert mountain landscape.
After lunch at Dhankar Monastery, continue toward Pin Valley Bridge and then Kaza.
Day 05
Kaza → Hikkim → Komic → Langza → Kaza
Visit Hikkim and send postcards from its famous high-altitude post office.
Continue to Komic, described in the source itinerary as a high-altitude village connected by a motorable road.
Continue to Langza to see its large Buddha statue, then return to Kaza for local market exploration.
Day 06
Kaza → Losar → Kunzum Pass → Chandratal
Visit Kee Monastery, described in the source document as a picturesque hilltop monastery.
Continue to Chicham Bridge and then toward Chandratal through Kunzum Pass.
Lunch is planned at Losar, after which the route becomes completely off-road according to the source.
Reach Chandratal by late afternoon, visit the lake and settle into the overnight stay.
Day 07
Chandratal → Manali → Delhi Transfer
Enjoy breakfast with mountain views before leaving for Manali via Chacha Chachi Dhaba and the Atal Tunnel.
Explore Manali independently if time permits before beginning the overnight journey to Delhi.
Day 08
Delhi Arrival
Reach Delhi in the morning, approximately 11:00 hrs according to the supplied itinerary, bringing the Spiti journey to an end.
Choose your Spiti dates.
Departure dates reproduced from the supplied Summer Spiti Full Circuit document.
Choose how you want to travel.
The supplied package document lists fixed group, private SUV and 4×4 expedition formats.
Fixed Group
Tempo Traveller
Private SUV
Private departure
4×4 Expedition
Private high-altitude option
Stay comfortable.
Travel prepared.
Accommodation and meal provisions follow the supplied package document.
What's included and what's not.
Included
- Stay for 6 nights in hotels, homestays and guest houses on double and triple sharing basis.
- Transportation through the selected package vehicle with a professional driver.
- Driver allowance, toll, parking, road tax, fuel, night halt and Inner Line Permits.
- Trip coordinator / captain throughout the trip.
- Volvo tickets from Delhi to Shimla and return from Manali to Delhi.
- Vehicle for the mountain trip from Shimla onward by Tempo Traveller 13 or 16 seater.
- Oxygen cans available in case of emergency.
Not Included
- Entry fees, camera fees and optional activities.
- Costs arising due to natural calamities, landslides, roadblocks and similar events.
- Additional 4×4 vehicle cost if needed due to roadblocks.
- Alcohol, mineral water, highway lunches, refreshments and personal expenses.
- Day 1 breakfast.
- Day 7 dinner.
- Heater costs.
- Anything not specifically mentioned under inclusions.
Know the conditions before you travel.
Weather & Roads
Mountain weather and road conditions can change the itinerary. Heavy snowfall, landslides and road closures may require changes to the route or transport arrangements.
Alternative Transport
In conditions requiring alternative transport, the source document states that a 4×4 may be arranged and associated costs can be borne by travellers.
Itinerary Flexibility
The itinerary may be adjusted according to weather, road accessibility and the physical capabilities of participants.
Age Policy
The supplied document describes group departures as best suited for travellers aged 18–42. Travellers aged 16 may participate with a guardian. Custom trips are possible outside this range.
Non-Delhi Travellers
Reach Delhi no later than approximately 16:00 hrs on the trip start day. Return train or flight departures are recommended after approximately 14:00 hrs on the final day.
Mountain Transport
No AC is available in Tempo Traveller and Innova vehicles in hilly regions. Volvo services are vendor-operated and vehicle replacement after breakdown may take time.
Reserve your Spiti journey.
Advance Booking Amount
₹4,000 per seat as advance for confirmation. The source document states that the booking amount is non-refundable.
Part Payment
Remaining part payment of ₹4,000 or 50% before 10 days from the departure date.
Final Balance
Final balance is to be made on Day 1 of the trip.
Seat Confirmation
Seats are confirmed after the booking amount is received.
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Organizer Cancellation
The supplied policy states that when a group departure is cancelled by the organizer due to unavoidable circumstances, the deposited amount is refunded.
Client Cancellation
The booking amount is stated as non-refundable under the supplied policy.
15 Days Before
The source policy allows the booking amount to be used as a credit note toward a future trip, subject to the stated conditions.
Within One Week
Last-minute cancellation within one week before departure is stated as non-refundable.
Personal Reasons
The source policy states that the booking amount remains non-refundable in cases including death, accident or other personal reasons.
Important
Confirm the final Go Peaks & Passes cancellation wording before publishing this section as a commercial policy.
Pack smart for the mountains.
Mountain travel comes with conditions.
Accommodation
- Rates are based on the hotels / accommodation mentioned in the package.
- During winter, rooms may need to be split between multiple hotels or homestays.
- Similar facilities will be attempted, but accommodation facilities may differ.
- Triple sharing uses an additional mattress; it is not an extra bed.
- Some winter properties follow fixed hot and cold water supply schedules.
Transport
- Tempo Traveller and Innova vehicles do not have AC availability in hilly regions.
- Delhi–Shimla / Manali–Delhi Volvo services are vendor-operated.
- Replacement following vehicle breakdown may take time.
- Weather and road conditions may alter the operating schedule.
- The dedicated vehicle serves the itinerary and is not at unrestricted personal disposal.
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