Spiti Valley Summer Trip

Spiti Valley is a cold desert mountain valley located high in Himachal Pradesh. The name "Spiti" means "The middle land". The view of the valley is very different then other mountain destinations. You can see you are middle of many gigantic mountains. You can see Spiti river and Pin river along with your roadtrip. Every turn in the valley gives you different mesmerizing view of the mountains. There are two entry points, one from Manali and other from Shimla. Road from Manali is open only from July to November due heavy snowfall and extreme weather condition. Spiti has many things to offer for the tourist all over the world. Place like Key Monestry, Buddha Park of Lanza valley, Chicham Bridge (Asia’s highest bridge), Hikkim Post Office (World’s highest post office) etc.

Places To Visit In Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley is famous for quaint meadows, tranquil villages, pristine rivers, oldest monasteries, and also the most gorgeous terrains of all. Taking a road trip via the stark terrains of Spiti Valley is a wholesome adventure. A properly planned Spiti Valley Road Trip Manali To Manali blesses you with unpaired views of the sparkling glaciers and towering sierras.

Sangla Valley

Take a refreshing walk among emerald-green fields, Bering Nag Temple, and Kamru Fort. You can also pick up regional handmade and handicraft shawls at Batseri Village, and try fishing at the Baspa River.

Nako Village

See the stunning beauty of Nako Lake in Nako village. Spend time among the serene Nako Monastery, visit exotic plants in the Lipa-Asrang Sanctuary, and pick up Tibetan artifacts from the regional market there.

Gue Monastery

Gue Monastery is situated near a tiny village almost 35 km from Tabo Monastery. This monastery is situated very near the India-Tibet border as well as is encircled on all sides by mountains.

Tabo Monastery

Tabo Monastery is among the most wonderful spots to visit in Spiti Valley in Winter. It's a remarkable amalgamation of history and nature and cultural phenomenon. In the cold bare deserts of Tabo valley in Spiti, the monastery looks like a shrine from the rocky mountains around.

Key Monastery

Key Monastery is the biggest center of Buddhist learning situated in Spiti Valley. It's more than a 1000-year-old monastery. This's well-known for its architecture named Pasada style. This style is represented by 2 or more stories. The scenic terrain which creates the backdrop for this Key Monastery is even a factor that attracts a large number of tourists to this place.

Buddha Statue of Langza Valley

A massive statue of Buddha protects the little village of Langza. It's the tallest construction in this village and it's situated atop a hill. The most famous picture of Langza Valley and even of Spiti valley one may see on the internet is the Langza Buddha statue.

Chicham Bridge

This bridge is at an altitude of 13596 feet and links the 2 villages named Kibber and Chicham. Look down the bridge and you'll find a gaping below, a 1000 feet deep gorge! This gorge is known as Samba Lamba Nallah. Travelers can even move towards Chandratal Lake via the bridge, which is another phenomenon that lies in the Himalayas here.

Hikkim Post Office

The Hikkim post is the world’s highest post office situated in the Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh. It now has got a new appearance. This post office is now taken the form of a letterbox which is attracting more tourists to this place.

Komic village

Komic village offers you views that will revive your soul as well as guarantee that the sights stay engraved in your heart and mind forever to come! The Komic village is certainly heaven for peace seekers and nature lovers!

Langza Valley

Langza valley is a stunning destination, situated in the most magnificent Spiti valley in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. This scenic village is gifted with ancient buildings and monasteries of the prehistoric period.

Kibber Village

Kibber is also known as Kyibar village is situated high in the Spiti Valley at an altitude of 14200 feet. It's well-known for many things –Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, a monastery, Hikkim (the world's highest post office), and as a place with the highest motorable road.

Pin Valley

Set in the stunning cold desert area of Lahaul & Spiti, the protected area is home to over 20 animal species and quite a few flora species too. Of all the creatures that one can see in Pin Valley in Spiti, the Snow Leopard is one of the most talked-about animals but the rarest too.

Kungri Monastery

The ever-beautiful Kungri Monastery is situated about 10 km away from Attargo as well as 3 km away from Gulling in Pin Valley. The Kungri Monastery is the 2nd oldest Gompa situated in the Lahaul & Spiti Valley as well as has the reputation of being a mere monastery, which is owned by the Nyingmapa hierarchy of Buddhism.

Dhankar Monastery

Located between the cliff between Kaza and Tobo, this monastery features 4 Buddha statues that are facing 4 different paths. The walls are decorated with paintings, murals,  and also sculptures. It's at 12,774 ft altitude as well as 235 km away from Manali.

Chandratal Lake

An illustrated beauty this Chandratal lake is. It is shaped like a moon and gets the name Chandratal from the shape. Chandratal simply translates into the "Moon" lake. This lake is situated at 14,100 ft altitude, which is around 140 km away from Manali.