Spiti Valley and Ladakh 22 Days Trip Tour Package

The Spiti Valley is a high-altitude Himalayan valley located in the northeastern part of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The word "Spiti" means "The Middle Land", i.e. the land between Tibet and India.

The Spiti Valley is one of India's most isolated and least populated regions. It is also one of the most scenic and beautiful places in the country. The valley is home to some of the world's highest mountain peaks, including the Komic Flat Top (6,890 m), the Saser Massif (7,672 m) and the Kunzum Pass (4,590 m).

The Spiti Valley is also home to the world's oldest continuously inhabited monastery, the Tabo Monastery, which was founded in 996 CE. The Spiti Valley is accessible from the town of Leh in the neighbouring Ladakh region. The best time to travel to the Spiti Valley is between June and September.

Ladakh is a mountainous region in northern India, located between Tibet and the Karakoram Range. Its capital city is Leh. The most remote and inaccessible region of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh was a crossroads of ancient civilizations. Through the centuries, a unique Buddhist culture developed in Ladakh.

LADAKH bike trip is a trip to India's Leh and Ladakh regions. The trip is typically done on a motorbike, although some people do it on bicycles. The trip can be done in several ways, but the most popular way is to start from Delhi and ride to Leh, then Ladakh. The Leh Ladakh and Spiti Valley trips can also be done in the reverse direction.

The trip usually takes about two to three weeks, although it can be done in less time if you are willing to ride for longer days. The trip can be quite challenging, as the altitude can be quite high and the roads can be very rough. However, the scenery is stunning and the experience is unforgettable.

SPITI VALLEY and LADAKH 22 DAYS TOUR Package is a great package for those looking for a complete tour of Ladakh. This package includes all the major tourist attractions of Ladakh including Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley, Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa and many more. The package also includes a visit to the beautiful valley of Spiti.

Day 1: Boarding an air-conditioned train from New Delhi takes you to Kalka in 4 hours, the footage of the Himalayas. Followed by a 3-hour car journey from Kalka to Shimla.

Day 2: Exploring Shimla in your motorcycle, today you are going to get familiarized with your motorcycle, a short trip (50 km) around Shimla, “the summer capital of India”.

Day 3: Your actual road trip starts today. It was a challenging ride on the Hindustan-Tibet Highway to reach Narkanda, a village nestled in a deodar forest. 

Day 4: Riding to Sangla, a beautiful village via Kinnaur on NH-22. Accommodation will include camping on the banks of the Sutlej River and Baspa River.

Day 5: A short ride from Sangla brings you to the tranquil village of Chitkul in the Baspa valley. Viewing the snow-clad region of Kinnaur and returning to Chitkul.

Day 6: Riding towards Recong Peo in NH 22 to reach Kalpa where you can enjoy the stunning views of “Kinner Kailash” and also the apple orchards. We will be arranging your permits and passes which are required to visit further. As you are going to enter a region devoid of certain amenities like mobile network, provisional etc, you are advised to purchase necessaries here.

Day 7: Further moving ahead on the Hindustan-Tibet highway, you will witness rocky and Barren Mountain. Your first checkpoint is at Spello, your permits will be checked by the cops. From here a 35 km ride takes us to Khab, a small village at the confluence of Sutlej and Spiti. You will be riding along the Spiti river to reach Nako village. Here you will visit your first high-altitude lake Nako (3660 M). You will be provided with a comfortable tented camp for accommodation.

Day 8: Today we are going to enter the Spiti valley by riding down to Chango from the higher mountains. Discovering Tabo a thousand-year-old monastery and riding towards Kaza.

Day 9: You are going to stay 2 nights at Kaza, the headquarters of the Spiti valley subdivision. Here you can find mobile and internet networks and also other facilities. We will be exploring Gompa and Komic village which is 4275 M high, considered the highest altitude village in Asia.

Day 10: Today you are going to visit the famous Chandra Taal lake after passing Kunzum La, a high-altitude pass. accommodation will be at a "makeshift" campsite in a "dome" tent.

Day 11: After breakfast, leave Chandra Taal and head down to Lahaul valley. The road from Chandra Taal to Gramphu provides the most thrilling experiences that you will experience on this trip. It has so many water crossings and streams and it gives a challenging ride. After Gramphu you will head to Jispa.

Day 12: Have a pleasant 2 days stay at Jispa, as you are again going to take another adventure ride till you reach Leh.

Day 13: After crossing Baralacha La (4830 M), an 85 km ride from Jispa takes us to Sarchu. We will visit Suraj Taal another high-altitude lake. Accommodation will be provided in a pleasant camp.

Day 14: Leaving Sarchu, the other path takes you deeper into the Himalayas and we are getting far from any human settlements. Crossing another two high passes Nakee La 4905M and Lachlung La 5095M you will reach the vast expanse of a plain area called “the Morey plains” which stretches for almost 35 km. Finally, on this tour, you’ll reach Tso Kar (4524 M), the third high-altitude lake.

Day 15: Today we are riding towards Leh the administrative headquarters of Ladakh on the Leh-Manali highway where you will cross Taglang la pass (5359 M).

Day 16: This day is dedicated for you to exploring Leh and relaxing.

Day 17: Leaving Leh and leading to Pangong Tso via Chang La pass (5289 M), this path takes you deeper into the Himalayas and barring some temporary “tent restaurants”, truck stops & Indian Army barracks. Pangong Tso is one of the largest brackish lakes in Asia situated at a height of about 4350 M in the Changthang region of Ladakh. Accommodations will be provided in tented camps.

Day 18: Heading back to Leh via “Paagal Nala” & Chang La.

Day 19: Leading to Khardung La (5359 M) one of the highest motorable passes in the world and riding towards Deskit and you will finally reach a little village called Hunder. Between Hunder and Deskit lie several kilometres of dunes where two-humped bactrian camels graze in the neighbouring "forests" of sea buckthorn. If you are interested we can visit a 2 km uphill deserted monastery.

Day 20: Backtracking to Leh via Khardung la pass.

Day 21: You can once again shop in Leh and discover some of the tourist interests like the Shanti stupa or Leh palace.

Day 22: From Leh airport, you will catch a morning flight to New Delhi and it’s the end of the tour.

Yes, it is possible to travel to Ladakh and Spiti together.

The minimum number of days required to explore Spiti Valley is 4 days.

There is no clear answer as to which of these two regions is better. Both Spiti and Ladakh offer unique and memorable experiences. It depends on what kind of traveller you are and what you are looking for in a destination.

Spiti Valley is best visited in June, July, and August. These are the summer months in the region, and the weather is relatively mild at this time. The valley is also accessible during the winter months, but the roads may be closed due to heavy snowfall.

The cost of a Leh Ladakh trip can vary depending on the time of year and the type of trip you want to take. A basic Leh Ladakh trip during the summer season may cost around Rs. 15,000 per person, while a more luxurious trip during the winter season may cost upwards of Rs. 1,00,000 per person.

No, an Indian national does not require a passport to travel to Leh. However, all tourists must carry a valid photo ID proof for identification purposes. The most commonly accepted photo ID proofs for domestic travel within India are a driver’s license, voter ID card, and Aadhar card.