6 Nights 7 Days Winter Spiti Valley Tour Package (Snow Drive in 4×4 SUV)

Transport Included

Sightseeing Included

Stay Included

Meals Included

Flight Included

Overview

Discover the Snowy Wonders of Kalpa, Nako, Tabo, Kaza, Hikkim & Key Monastery

Embark on a mesmerizing 6 Nights 7 Days Winter Spiti Valley Tour, designed for travellers eager to witness Spiti draped in pristine snow without stretching the budget. This carefully curated route takes you through all the winter highlights — from the charming villages of Kalpa and Nako to the ancient monasteries of Tabo, Kaza, Hikkim, and the iconic Key Monastery — offering a complete glimpse of the Trans-Himalayas at their most magical.

Journey comfortably in a snow-ready 4×4 SUV with experienced local drivers, and stay in cozy, heated homestays that keep you warm amidst the winter chill. The itinerary is thoughtfully paced to ensure safe acclimatisation and immersive winter exploration, making it perfect for backpackers, solo travellers, couples, and adventure enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable snowy adventure.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival & Transfer to Kalpa
• Early morning departure from designated pickup point
• Scenic drive through apple orchards and Sutlej Valley
• Reach Kalpa by evening and check in to a heated stay
• Acclimatisation and group briefing
• Overnight in Kalpa

Day 2: Kalpa to Tabo via Nako & Khab Sangam
• Depart early after breakfast
• Stop at Khab Sangam – confluence of Sutlej & Spiti Rivers
• Visit frozen Nako Lake and village walk
• Reach Tabo by evening
• Optional visit to 1000-year-old Tabo Monastery
• Overnight in a cozy guesthouse

Day 3: Tabo to Kaza via Dhankar Monastery
• Morning departure
• Halt at Dhankar Monastery perched above frozen rivers
• Reach Kaza by afternoon
• Explore the winter market and try local Spitian dishes
• Overnight in a heated homestay

Day 4: Kaza – Langza, Hikkim & Komik Exploration
• Post breakfast, head out for a high-altitude snow safari
• Visit Langza – known for fossils and giant Buddha statue
• Send a postcard from Hikkim – world’s highest post office
• Explore Komik – one of the highest villages in Asia
• Return to Kaza for dinner & overnight stay

Day 5: Kaza – Key Monastery & Kibber Village
• Morning visit to Key Monastery – the largest in Spiti
• Optional drive to Kibber & Chicham Bridge (weather permitting)
• Return to Kaza. Overnight stay

Day 6: Return Drive to Kalpa
• Early breakfast and start return journey
• Overnight stay in Kalpa with warm food and farewell dinner

Day 7: Departure Day
• After breakfast, group departs for respective onward journey
• Trip ends with unforgettable memories of frozen Spiti

Inclusions

4×4 SUV with snow chains and local driver (shared with 4–5 guests)
6 nights accommodation in heated stays (Kalpa, Tabo, Kaza)
Daily breakfast and dinner (MAP Plan)
Inner line permits, tolls, parking fees, fuel charges
First-aid kit, oxygen cylinder (on request)
Local assistance and trip coordinator
Sightseeing as per itinerary

Exclusions

Lunches, personal snacks, and beverages
Entry fees to monasteries or heritage points
Optional experiences (snow trek, photography tours)
Personal expenses like tips, shopping, bottled water
Anything not mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Policies

Booking Policy
• 25% advance to confirm the seat
• Full payment 3 days before trip starts
• Last-minute bookings subject to availability & full payment

Cancellation Policy
• 30+ days before departure – 90% refund
• 15–29 days – 50% refund
• Less than 15 days – no refund
• In case of weather issues: credit note valid for 6 months

Refund Timeline
• Refunds processed within 7–10 working days

Payment Options
• UPI, bank transfer, debit/credit card
• EMI option available for private departures

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to visit Spiti Valley in winter?

Yes, a winter trip to Spiti Valley is safe when organized with experienced drivers and proper vehicles. Roads are covered in snow, so guided tours with local experts are highly recommended.

Why is a 4×4 SUV required for a winter Spiti tour?

During winter, heavy snowfall and icy roads make normal vehicles unsuitable. A 4×4 SUV provides better traction, stability, and safety on snow-covered mountain routes.

Which route is used for a winter Spiti Valley tour?

Winter tours usually operate via the Shimla – Kinnaur – Spiti route because the Rohtang Pass route from Manali remains closed due to heavy snowfall.

What kind of accommodation is available in Spiti during winter?

In winter, guests usually stay in heated guesthouses or homestays with basic but comfortable facilities, as many hotels remain closed due to extreme weather.

How cold does Spiti Valley get in winter?

Winter temperatures in Spiti can drop between -5°C to -20°C, especially at night, so proper winter clothing is essential.

Is snowfall guaranteed in this winter package?

Yes, snowfall is common between December and March, offering a true snow drive experience across frozen landscapes and icy roads.

What should I pack for a winter Spiti Valley trip?

Carry heavy woolens, thermal wear, waterproof jackets, snow boots, gloves, sunglasses, sunscreen, personal medicines, and power banks due to limited electricity in remote areas.

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