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Experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas with Awara Banjara’s Summer Spiti Expedition — a journey through one of India’s most breathtaking high-altitude deserts. Starting from Manali, this adventure takes you across dramatic mountain passes, ancient monasteries, and some of the world’s highest inhabited villages.
Travel through the heart of Spiti to Kaza, the cultural hub of the valley, and explore the postcard-perfect villages of Langza, Komik, and Hikkim — home to fossils, towering Buddha statues, and the highest post office in the world. Witness the spiritual charm of Key Monastery and feel the thrill of standing on the iconic Chicham Bridge suspended above a deep gorge.
The journey continues to the magical Chandratal Lake, where turquoise waters reflect the surrounding peaks, creating an unforgettable Himalayan panorama. From rugged landscapes to serene monasteries and star-lit camps, every day in Spiti is a new discovery.
This summer escape is perfect for explorers, photographers, and mountain lovers seeking untouched beauty, cultural richness, and high-altitude adventure — all crafted with Awara Banjara’s signature travel style.
Raw. Remote. Remarkable — Spiti awaits.
Leave from Delhi by evening & reach Manali next morning.
Reach Manali by morning and check-in to the Hotel. After having breakfast and some leisure, feel free to explore the local area of Manali according to the place that interests you. You can visit the Mall road, Hidimba Temple, Old Manali for some good cafes to chill or Vashisht temple for the Hot water Spring. Come back to the hotel by evening. Briefing about the next day and sleep overnight.
Early morning, we start our journey to the valley of the Gods – Lahaul & Spiti! Crossover to Lahaul by crossing the Engineering Marvel - Atal Tunnel, and watch the terrain shift from lush green valleys to brown arid deserts. At 14,931 ft we cross another high altitude pass & the gateway to the Spiti Valley – Kunzum La. On the way, visit the highest suspension bridge in Asia - The Chicham Bridge.We continue our drive through the stunning landscape to reach Kaza by evening, and overnight stay in hotel.
Being remotely located atop a hill overlooking endless plains, the Key Monastery is a world famous center for learning and is an obvious choice for those seeking peace and calm. Visit some of the highest inhabited regions of the world. The highest village in Asia – Komic, situated at a height of 4513 m, has a population of 84 people and is cut off from rest of the world for most parts of the year. Later, we drive to Hikkim, where we have a chance to send postcards from the world’s highest post office! At Langza, walk back to the prehistoric era when Spiti was submerged by the Tethys Sea, as you explore a land very rich with fossils of Marine animals and plants which were here millions of years ago. Overnight at Kaza.
We start tracing our steps back towards Manali. However, make one last stop to witness another Spitian wonder – Chandra Taal Lake. The mystical and beautiful Chandra Taal Lake or the Moon Lake is located at a height of 14,000 feet. The Chandra Bhaga mountain range forms a striking backdrop for the lake, which changes appearance according to the pictures painted in the sky. Later check in to the Campsite at Chandra Taal Lake, and overnight stay at the tents under the gaze of a million stars and the Milky Way Galaxy.
Today, we commence our way back on the Manali – Kaza Road. We pass through some more stunning landscapes and reach Manali by afternoon. After some rest, we board the Volvo to Delhi and reach by next morning with lots of amazing memories to remember for a lifetime!
Reach Delhi the next morning.
The best time to visit Spiti Valley is from May to September. During summer, the Manali to Spiti Valley road is open, the weather is pleasant, and popular places like Chandratal Lake, Kaza, and Key Monastery are fully accessible.
A proper Spiti Valley road trip from Manali typically requires 6–10 days to comfortably cover Kaza, Langza, Hikkim, Komik, Key Monastery, Chicham Bridge, and Chandratal Lake.
Yes, the Manali to Spiti Valley road trip is safe in summer when traveled with experienced drivers and a planned itinerary. Roads can be rough in some sections, but Awara Banjara ensures safe vehicles and skilled mountain drivers.
Indian travelers generally do not need a permit for Spiti Valley. Foreign nationals may require permits for certain areas near the border, which can be arranged in Kaza.
Spiti Valley is a high-altitude destination (3,000–4,500m), so mild altitude sickness can occur. Proper acclimatization, hydration, and gradual travel from Manali help reduce risks.
BSNL and Jio work best in Spiti Valley, especially in Kaza. Internet and signal can be limited in villages like Langza, Komik, and Hikkim.
ATMs are available mainly in Kaza, but they may run out of cash. It’s recommended to carry sufficient cash from Manali
Top places to visit in Spiti Valley include:
Kaza (main town)
Key Monastery
Langza Buddha statue & fossil village
Hikkim world’s highest post office
Komik, one of the highest villages in the world
Chicham Bridge
Chandratal Lake
Yes, Chandratal Lake is usually open from June to September, depending on snow and road conditions. Summer is the best time for Chandratal camping.
Even in summer, Spiti gets cold. Pack:
Warm jackets
Thermals
Sunglasses & sunscreen
Trekking shoes
Personal medicines
Power banks
Yes, beginners can do a Spiti Valley trip if they are comfortable with long drives and basic facilities. Our guided tours make it easy and safe.
Awara Banjara offers expert-planned Spiti itineraries, local insights, safe transport, handpicked stays, and authentic experiences, making your Spiti Valley journey smooth and memorable.
Contact Awara Banjara and let us plan your perfect Himalayan adventure.
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