About this Himachal Tour
The whole Spiti loop, start to finish from Delhi
Everything sorted from Delhi - transport, stays and the full Spiti loop. Travel up via Shimla and Kinnaur, cross the high desert to Kaza and the Key Monastery, camp at Chandratal, and return through Manali and the Atal Tunnel.
No juggling separate transport - you join in Delhi and we handle the rest of this classic loop, ideal for those coming from afar.
Trip Highlights
A hassle-free Spiti loop from the capital
Round trip from Delhi
Kinnaur: Kalpa & Chitkul
Tabo, Dhankar & Key monasteries
High villages & the Pin valley
A night at Chandratal
Exit via the Atal Tunnel
Trip Gallery
A taste of the trip





Day-by-Day Itinerary
Ten days round trip from Delhi
- Depart Delhi for Shimla (drive or overnight Volvo).
- Check in and rest.
- Drive into Kinnaur's Baspa valley.
- Sangla and Chitkul, India's last village.
- Drive to Kalpa; apple orchards and mountain views.
- Sunset over Kinner Kailash.
- Drive via Nako into Spiti.
- Reach Tabo; the ancient monastery.
- Dhankar Monastery and fort.
- Continue to Kaza.
- Key Monastery, Kibber and the high villages.
- Hikkim post office and Komic.
- Explore the Pin Valley National Park and Mudh.
- Riverside walks.
- Drive over towards Kunzum La to Chandratal.
- Camp near the lake; stargazing.
- Cross Kunzum La and descend via the Atal Tunnel to Manali.
- Overnight in Manali.
- Depart Manali for Delhi (drive or overnight Volvo).
- Trip ends in Delhi.
What's Included
Transparent pricing — no hidden surprises
- All arrival & departure transfers
- 9 nights hotel stay (Kinnaur, Spiti & Lahaul)
- Daily Breakfast & Dinner
- All sightseeing & transfers by private vehicle
- Driver allowance, fuel, tolls & parking
- 24x7 on-trip support
- Train/air fare to the start city
- Lunches & personal expenses
- Rohtang permit, adventure & activity charges
- Entry tickets, ropeway & pony rides
- GST as applicable
- Anything not listed under inclusions
Things to Carry
High-altitude cold-weather essentials
Important Notes
Please read before booking
Altitude: Spiti, Kinnaur and Chandratal sit at 3,000–4,300m. We build in acclimatisation and keep the pace gentle to reduce the risk of mountain sickness (AMS).
Roads & Season: High passes like Kunzum and the Atal Tunnel route are seasonal; the summer Spiti circuit runs roughly June–October, while winter Spiti is a special snow experience.
Connectivity: Mobile network and ATMs are limited beyond Kaza and Reckong Peo. Postpaid SIMs work best; carry enough cash.
Permits: Indian nationals do not need inner-line permits for the main Spiti and Kinnaur circuit; we advise on any local requirements before you travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you book
Yes - it is a round trip from Delhi, including the Delhi-Shimla and Manali-Delhi legs (by road or overnight Volvo) plus all mountain transport. You just join in Delhi and we handle everything.
Yes - we can use overnight Volvo coaches for the Delhi-Shimla and Manali-Delhi sections, which saves daytime hours and lets you sleep en route. Just tell us your preference.
It follows the same classic loop (Kinnaur in, Manali out) but starts and ends in Delhi with the connecting transport included - ideal if you are travelling from outside the region.
By ascending gradually via Kinnaur (Sangla, Kalpa, Tabo) before reaching Kaza and Chandratal, with a rest-paced schedule, oxygen on board and a first-aid kit throughout.
June to October, when the full loop (including Kunzum La and the Manali side) is open. Outside that window, only the Kinnaur winter route into Spiti is possible.
Sturdy SUVs/tempo travellers suited to the rough Spiti roads, with experienced high-altitude drivers. Group size determines the exact vehicle, which we confirm at booking.
Yes - it covers the full loop comfortably, including Kinnaur, the main monasteries, high villages, Pin Valley and Chandratal, with the Delhi transfers built in.
Yes - we can adjust the start to Chandigarh (closer to the hills) and re-price accordingly. Tell us your city and we will plan the smoothest routing.

