Discover Spiti Valley
Spiti Valley, known as the “Middle Land,” is a stunning cold desert mountain valley in Himachal Pradesh, located high in the Himalayas. With its majestic landscapes, ancient monasteries, and thrilling adventures, Spiti offers a soulful experience for explorers and peace seekers.
Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, rugged terrain, and crystal-clear rivers, Spiti is often compared to Ladakh for its raw beauty yet retains a unique untouched charm. Kaza, the main town, is the cultural hub with vibrant markets, homestays, and access to nearby wonders like the Key Monastery and Kibber Village.
Whether you’re seeking adventure or spirituality, Spiti offers both. From trekking across high passes, river rafting in the Spiti River, and camping at Chandratal Lake, to immersing in Buddhist culture at monasteries, every moment in Spiti is unforgettable. Famous attractions such as Dhankar Monastery, Pin Valley, and Langza Village make it a bucket-list destination.
The Enchanting Beauty of Spiti Valley
- Kaza & Key Monastery: Cultural heart of Spiti with the iconic 1000-year-old monastery.
- Chandratal Lake: A pristine high-altitude lake, famous for stargazing and camping.
- Langza Village: Known as the fossil village with giant Buddha statue and stunning views.
- Komic & Hikkim: World’s highest villages, with Hikkim having the highest post office.
- Dhankar Monastery & Pin Valley: Ancient Buddhist heritage amid breathtaking landscapes.
Experiences in Spiti
- Road Trips: Drive through the thrilling Manali–Kaza and Shimla–Kaza routes.
- Trekking: Famous trails include Pin–Parvati Pass, Chandratal, and Dhankar–Lhalung.
- Monastery Stays: Experience life at Key, Tabo, and Dhankar monasteries.
- Stargazing: With crystal-clear skies, Spiti is one of India’s best astrophotography spots.
How to Reach Spiti
Spiti can be reached by road through two routes – via Manali–Rohtang Pass–Kunzum Pass (open June to October) or via Shimla–Kinnaur (accessible almost year-round). The nearest airports are in Bhuntar (Kullu) and Shimla.
