Spiti Packages from Shimla – 2 Packages
Start in Shimla and travel the Hindustan – Tibet road through Kinnaur into Spiti, then over Kunzum La (4,551 m) and through the Atal Tunnel to Manali.
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⭐ 7N / 8D🛣️ approx. 1160 km
🚗 Pickup: Shimla (hotel / station / ISBT)
🌇 Drop: Shimla (hotel / station / ISBT)
🏨 Night stay: Narkanda × 1 · Chitkul × 1 · Kalpa × 1 · Tabo × 1 · Kaza × 1 · Chandratal (camp) × 1 · Manali × 1
- Day 1 Shimla Pickup → Kufri → Fagu → Narkanda (65 Kms / 2.5-3 Hours)
- Day 2 Narkanda → Hatu Peak → Sangla → Rakchham → Chitkul (India’s Last Village) (215 Kms / 9-10 Hours)
- Day 3 Chitkul (India’s Last Village) → Sangla → Kalpa (85 Kms / 4-5 Hours)
- Day 4 Kalpa → Khab → Nako Lake → Gue → Tabo (180 Kms / 8-9 Hours)
- Day 5 Tabo → Dhankar → Kaza → Langza (Giant Maitreya Buddha Statue), Komic (Highest Village in the World) & Hikkim (Highest Post Office in the World) (115 Kms / 7-8 Hours)
- Day 6 Key, Kibber (Asia’s Highest Village), Chicham Bridge (Asia’s Highest Hanging Bridge) → Losar → Chandratal (135 Kms / 7-8 Hours)
- Day 7 Chandratal → Batal → Atal Tunnel → Manali (115 Kms / 6-7 Hours)
- Day 8 Manali → Kullu → Pandoh Dam → Shimla Drop (250 Kms / 8-9 Hours)
⭐ 7N / 8D🛣️ approx. 955 km
🚗 Pickup: Shimla (hotel / station / ISBT)
🌇 Drop: Manali (hotel / Volvo Parking)
🏨 Night stay: Sarahan × 1 · Chitkul × 1 · Kalpa × 1 · Tabo × 1 · Kaza × 2 · Chandratal (camp) × 1
- Day 1 Shimla → Kufri → Narkanda → Hatu Peak → Sarahan (185 Kms / 7-8 Hours)
- Day 2 Sarahan → Karcham → Sangla → Chitkul (India’s Last Village) (125 Kms / 5-6 Hours)
- Day 3 Chitkul (India’s Last Village) → Sangla → Kalpa (85 Kms / 4-5 Hours)
- Day 4 Kalpa → Khab → Nako Lake → Gue → Tabo (180 Kms / 8-9 Hours)
- Day 5 Tabo Monastery → Dhankar → Kaza (70 Kms / 4-5 Hours)
- Day 6 Key, Kibber (Asia’s Highest Village), Chicham Bridge (Asia’s Highest Hanging Bridge), Langza (Giant Maitreya Buddha Statue), Komic (Highest Village in the World) & Hikkim (Highest Post Office in the World) (95 Kms / 8-9 Hours)
- Day 7 Kaza → Losar → Kunzum La → Chandratal (100 Kms / 5-6 Hours)
- Day 8 Chandratal → Batal → Atal Tunnel → Manali (115 Kms / 6-7 Hours)
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Spiti Packages from Shimla Price List 2026
Starting price per person (2 persons sharing, off season, smallest vehicle) – open a package for the complete price on your date.
Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley
- June – mid October: both routes open (Kinnaur and Kunzum La / Chandratal), best season
- May: Kinnaur route open, Kunzum La usually closed
- mid December – mid March: Winter Spiti Expedition via Kinnaur – snow, −20 °C, 4x4 only
How to Reach Spiti Valley
- By road from Chandigarh / Shimla: via Kinnaur (Sangla, Kalpa, Nako) – open all year except heavy snow.
- By road from Manali: via Atal Tunnel, Kunzum La and Chandratal – June to October.
- By air / train: Nearest airports are Chandigarh, Shimla and Bhuntar; nearest big station is Chandigarh / Kalka.
Top Places Covered in Our Spiti Packages from Shimla
- 🏔️ Chitkul · India’s Last Village · 3,450 m
Last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibet road, with wooden houses, the Mathi temple and the Baspa flowing through green meadows. - 🌙 Chandratal Lake · 4,300 m · Moon Lake
Crescent-shaped lake of changing blue colours below the Chandra Bhaga peaks, reached by a short walk from the parking. - 🏰 Kamru Fort · Sangla · approx. 2 km
Old wooden tower-fort of the Bushahr kings above Sangla, with the temple of Kamakhya Devi inside. - 🐎 Kufri · 2,720 m · approx. 16 km
Hill station above Shimla with pony rides to the viewpoint, snow in winter and wide views of the Himalayan range. - 🌲 Fagu · approx. 22 km from Shimla
Quiet ridge-top village beyond Kufri with apple orchards, potato fields and wide views of the snowy peaks. - ⛷️ Narkanda · 2,708 m · approx. 62 km from Shimla
Hill town famous for apple orchards, skiing slopes in winter and a long view of the Great Himalayan range. - 🛕 Hatu Peak · 3,400 m · approx. 8 km from Narkanda
Highest point near Narkanda, with the wooden Hatu Mata temple, dense forest and 360° views of the snow peaks. - 🏛️ Rampur Bushahr · On the Sutlej · approx. 65 km
Old capital of the Bushahr kings on the banks of the Sutlej, with the Padam Palace and busy bazaars. - 🏗️ Karcham Dam · Karcham · on the way
Karcham Wangtoo dam at the meeting point of the Baspa and Sutlej rivers – the gateway to the Sangla valley. - 🏞️ Sangla Valley · 2,700 m · Baspa valley
Green valley of the Baspa river with apple orchards, wooden houses, temples and snow peaks all around. - 🌄 Rakchham · 3,050 m · Baspa valley
Village of boulders, meadows and streams between Sangla and Chitkul, one of the prettiest spots of the valley. - 🏙️ Reckong Peo · District headquarters
Main town of Kinnaur, below Kalpa – the last place for ATMs, fuel and shopping before Spiti.
Spiti Valley Travel Tips & What to Carry
- Go up slowly via Kinnaur to acclimatise.
- BSNL / Jio postpaid works in Kaza; other networks are patchy.
- Fuel is available at Kaza (highest petrol pump area).
- Woollens and windproof jacket all year
- Sunscreen and sunglasses – the sun is strong at 4,000 m
- Original ID (Inner Line Permit near the border)
- Cash – very few ATMs after Rampur
- Power bank – power cuts are common
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Spiti?
Mid-June to mid-October for the summer packages, when Kunzum La and the Chandratal road are open. From mid-December to mid-March choose the Winter Spiti Expedition, which goes in and out through Kinnaur by 4x4.
Where is the pickup in Shimla?
From your Shimla hotel, Shimla railway station or the ISBT bus stand at about 7 AM. We can also arrange a Kalka – Shimla toy train ticket or a cab from Chandigarh on request.
Where does the tour end?
The tour ends in Manali after crossing Kunzum La, Chandratal and the Atal Tunnel. We drop you at your Manali hotel or at Manali Volvo Parking for the Volvo to Delhi or Chandigarh.
Why start from Shimla and end in Manali?
Going in through Kinnaur first means a slow, natural climb in altitude – Sarahan, Chitkul and Kalpa are lower than Kaza – so your body gets used to the height before the high passes. It is the safest direction for the Spiti circuit.
Which Spiti package should I choose?
Starting from Chandigarh: the 7N, 8N or 10N circuit through Kinnaur and Spiti to Manali and back. Starting from Shimla: the 7N full circuit back to Shimla, or the 7N one-way tour to Manali. Already in Manali: the 5N Chandratal and Kaza trip, or the 7N full circuit through Kinnaur to Chandigarh. In winter: the cab tour or the 4x4 self-drive expedition.
Is the price per person?
No. Every package shows the complete package amount for your whole group – hotels and camps, meals and a private cab for the whole tour – for your date, number of persons and vehicle.
Is a permit needed for Spiti?
Indian travellers only need a photo ID card at the Sumdo check post. Foreign nationals need an inner line permit, which we arrange on request.
How do I book?
30% advance confirms the booking and the balance is paid on arrival. Send your dates on WhatsApp or call +91-98162-56954.
What is the cost of a Spiti from Shimla package?
Our packages start from ₹29,500 and go up to ₹29,500 per person (2 sharing), depending on the duration, hotels and vehicle. Every package page shows the complete price for your date.
How many days are enough?
Our packages run from 7 to 7 nights.
How to reach Spiti Valley?
By road from Chandigarh / Shimla – via Kinnaur (Sangla, Kalpa, Nako) – open all year except heavy snow. By road from Manali – via Atal Tunnel, Kunzum La and Chandratal – June to October. By air / train – Nearest airports are Chandigarh, Shimla and Bhuntar; nearest big station is Chandigarh / Kalka.