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Thinking of planning for a thrilling adventure in Spiti Valley?
While Ladakh has become too popular these days, and many of us are keen to find a place that’s a little less crowded yet holds the similar beauty of the Himalayas – what can be a better choice other than exploring Spiti Valley. A cold desert mountain valley located high in the Himalayas in the north-eastern part of Himachal Pradesh, this gorgeous valley should be there on every traveller’s bucket list. The word “Spiti” means “The Middle Land”, which is the land between Tibet and India. To say the least, this road trip will surely be one of the best experiences you’ve ever had!
We will start our journey from Shimla, a buzzing hill station, and move ahead to Upper Kinnaur, crossing Narkanda and Chitkul, entering the jaw-dropping Spiti Valley. We’ll explore the tiny little villages tucked in the Himalayas, walk through the corridors of the ancient monasteries, soaking in the beauty and tranquillity of nature, before we finally arrive in Manali, via Lahaul district. This circuit is very popular, but we have our own way to make it unconventional. Explore the real culture and lifestyle of the community and take a step towards culture and ecology sensitive travel. We’ll be meeting the local people of the valley, binge on their delicacies, experience their way of life and above all, learn how they value the importance of nature.
Kaza, the main town of Spiti has been marked as a plastic-free town and you won’t really find any store selling products that have plastic covering etc. That means there’s no mineral water bottle available as well, and you need to carry your own bottle during this trip.
Come. Join Us. Let’s Explore Together & Learn To Be Responsible Travelers!

Check out a few highlights of Spiti Valley Road Trip to know why you should surely join us in this adventure!

1. Visit the Apple orchards and local apple factory guided tour.
2. Camping amidst Apple orchards. 
3. An evening spent with Traditional dance performance by local kids and ladies of Spiti.
4. Pin Valley day hike.
5. Spiti Cultural costume exhibition by locals.
6. Best Homestay experiences.
7. Riverside Picnics and hot lunches!
8. Last but not least – Travel like a local! Your hosts are young, nature responsive adventurers and explorers, living in the Himalayas and living it to the fullest! Experience Spiti through their eyes and create memories!