Spiti Tourism

Tourist Attractions in Spiti

Replete with jagged mountains, blue skies, and pristine lakes, Spiti Valley has a magical charm that makes it beguiling for tourists. Hop on a tour to this scenic place, and grab a chance to visit some of its most beautiful attractions for a fascinating experience.

Suraj Tal

With close proximity to the Baralacha Pass, the spectacular Suraj Tal, i.e Sun Lake makes for a popular place to visit for adventure enthusiast, photographers, and nature lovers. Being a holy pilgrimage site, this wonderful attraction is also visited by thousands of devotees. This photogenic place can be visited during the months of May to October.

Chandratal Lake   

Located at a distance of just 6 kms from the Kunzum Pass, this alluring lake is fringed with blue azure waters and acres of snow. Deriving its name due to its crescent moon-like shape, this is one of the most beautiful lakes in Spiti Valley. A paradise for nature lovers and adventure junkie, here people can cherish awe-inspiring views and indulge in trekking and camping for a thrilling experience.  

Langza Village

Famed for its ancient monasteries, pre-historic buildings, and incredible scenery, Langza Village offers an enchanting experience to its visitors. With numerous marine animals and fossils of plants and containing a 500 year old statue of Lord Buddha, this place manages to attract a huge flock of anthropologists  and history enthusiasts.

Adventure Activities in Spiti

With a bevy of trekking trails to choose from, this scantily populated place is a paradise for adventure lovers. As one gears up for trekking in Spiti from Kaza to various peaks, a panoramic view of the Himalayan mountains and mesmerising lakes await them for a breathtaking experience. While taking an easy trek from Dhankar Monastery to Dhankar Lake, one can savour spectacular views and enjoy some soulful moments amidst the chilled mountain breezes. And, as one crosses the mountain ropeway from Kibber to Chichum, a bird’s-eye view of the surrounding peaks are there to blow them away.  

Besides trekking, there are plenty of things to do in Spiti Valley. Here people can also indulge in mountaineering, river rafting on the Spiti and Pin rivers, enjoy a yak safari, nature walk, and camping while gazing at thousands of stars.   

Though, Spiti remains cut off from the rest of India for almost 6 months, it still manages to attract many visitors thanks to its fascinating culture, picturesque valleys and delish cuisines. With thick Himalayan snow blocking the mountain passes, the summer duration ranging from mid May to mid October is the best time to visit this offbeat tourist destination. Besides culture and natural beauty, a tour of Spiti has a lot to offer. With a travel to Spiti, here’s a chance to visit the world’s highest motorable village- Komic village. Having a monastery at its entrance, this storehouse of ancient fossils with small hills to hike around is the highest point of Spiti trip. In addition to camping and trekking, and  enjoying the sightseeing of monasteries and wildlife sanctuary, Spiti Valley has a romantic place like Kaza to allure newlyweds also. And, that’s what makes people asking for more!