Himachal Pradesh · Road trip

Spiti Valley (Kaza)

A high cold desert of monasteries, fossil villages and endless skies.

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Altitude (approx.)3,800 m
From Delhi (approx.)730 km
Best timeJun–Sep
Ideal stay7–9 days
Our trips here198+ trips

About Spiti Valley (Kaza)

Spiti is a remote high-altitude valley bordering Tibet. Key Monastery, Kibber, the fossil village of Langza and Hikkim, home to one of the world's highest post offices, are its best-known stops.

Kaza is the main town. Spiti can be reached via Shimla and Kinnaur or via Manali and Kunzum Pass; we plan the route for acclimatisation and road status.

Places to see

  • Key Monastery
  • Kibber and Chicham bridge
  • Langza fossil village
  • Hikkim post office
  • Dhankar Monastery
  • Pin Valley

Weather and best time to visit

Best time: June to September (Manali route open about June–October)

Summer (Mar–Jun)

5–22°C, strong sun, cold nights

Monsoon (Jul–Sep)

Light rain only; Kinnaur roads may be affected

Winter (Nov–Feb)

-25–0°C, extremely cold

Temperatures are approximate and vary with altitude and year. Mountain roads can close after heavy rain or snow – we check conditions before every trip.

How we take you there

Pickup from Delhi NCR or any city you choose, with an experienced hill driver. Approx. 730 km from Delhi. For this high-altitude route we recommend an SUV or Innova Crysta.

SUV / MUV6–7 passengers Innova Crysta6–7 passengers Tempo Traveller12, 17 or 26 seats

Combine with nearby places

Shimla district

Shimla

The former summer capital of British India, spread across seven hills.

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Kullu Valley

Manali

Snow peaks, pine forests and apple orchards at the head of the Kullu Valley.

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