Best-Ranked 9 Days Spiti Valley Package From Manali

The cost of a Manali to Spiti Valley tour package can be calculated while considering factors like sightseeing, transfers, accommodation, meals, and duration. The average cost of a Spiti trip is around INR 41,239 per person on twin sharing basis. The itinerary allows you to explore places like Shimla, Sarahan, Chitkul, Kalpa, Nako, Kaza, Chandra Tal, and Manali. The price may go high if you wish to upgrade the hotel or any other element. Besides this, airfare or train fare is not included in the package, hence you can request to add the same while opting for a customisable package.

You can refer to this brief itinerary of 8 nights and 9 days to plan your Spiti Valley trip wisely:

Day 1: Arrive at Delhi airport/railway station, reach Shimla by car, check-in at the hotel in Shimla, relax for the day.
Day 2: Proceed towards Narkanda, enjoy skiing, visit Hatu Peak, drive to Sarahan, check in at the hotel in Sarahan.
Day 3: Reach Chitkul, visit apple orchards, enjoy the view of Bapsa River, and visit Kamru Fort in Sangla.
Day 4: Visit Sangla and Bapsa Valley, and Kinnaur-Kailash valley, proceed towards Kalpa, visit Karcham and Reckong Peo en route, check-in at the hotel in Kalpa, and visit the local market.
Day 5: Head towards Nako village and visit Nako Lake, check-in at the hotel, enjoy an overnight stay.
Day 6: Drive towards Kaza, visit Tabo Monastery, Gue Monastery, Dhankar Monastery and Pin Valley.
Day 7: Enjoy sightseeing in Kaza, visit Kye Monastery, Kibber Village, and Komic Village.
Day 8: Drive to Chandratal Lake via the Kunzum Pass, stay overnight in the camp.
Day 9: Head towards Manali and visit Kunzum Top, Batal, BadaDarra, Chhota Darra, Gramphu & Rohtang Pa en route, proceed towards home.

Here are the 3 ways to reach Spiti Valley from Manali:

By Air: Since there is no direct flight connectivity to Spiti Valley, you need to book a flight to Bhuntar Airport or Kullu Airport which are the two nearest airports from the destination. The distance from there is approximately 245 km that you can cover via a cab which is easily available from the airport.

By Rail: The nearest major railhead to Spiti is Shimla Railway Station. The valley can be reached by cab from the railway station.

By Road: Reaching Spiti by road is mostly preferred by travellers. Government buses, as well as private vehicles, ply from Manali and Shimla to Spiti.

Yes, Spiti valley is safe for children to visit but their age should be more than 3 months.

Yes, ATMs are available there but there is no guarantee that whether cash will be available or not so it is better to withdraw enough cash from Shimla before going to Spiti valley.

The months from June to September would be great to visit Spiti.