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Spiti Valley Tour Packages

 

Spiti valley

Spiti is a landscape that seems to be cut out of a painting, or 'Little Tibet' as it is famously called. Spiti is one of the most spectacular places in India, with virgin villages, snow-covered mastiffs, treacherous passes and stunning lakes. Like any other mountainous area, it is very important to understand the place in relation to the weather and seasons for your Spiti trip to be memorable and healthy and determine the best time to visit Spiti valley accordingly.

Spiti Valley weather

Due to the good weather as well as less crowds, the summer months of March-June are considered to be the best to visit Spiti. The months from October to February are the best time to visit Spiti for that ideal winter holiday. This is when the landscape is white-frosted and the mysterious animals and the striking frozen waterfalls and lakes can be seen.

From July to September, the Monsoon brings Spiti a stunning shroud of colours enveloped in the fragrant mountain breeze and the shining golden sunshine. However, travelling to Spiti during this time requires a great deal of precaution and planning.

Spiti Valley in June, known for its mystical topography, monasteries, trekking paths, semi-frozen rivers and lakes, is a charming and quaint location. Spiti has become a popular destination for nature buffs, photographers, and adventure enthusiasts because of all these things. During the summer months of May and June, the best time to explore the Spiti Valley is perfect for sightseeing and adventure activities.

Since Spiti remains closed on all routes during the winter season, as the thick snow covers the roads, it is best to fly from late May to late September to this amazing land in Himachal Pradesh. Only during this time is the weather warm enough to make way for the spectacular views of the valley! The average temperature of the Spiti Valley during winters is a harsh -30 degrees Celsius, while the warm weather can be enjoyed during summers, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 20 degrees in June in the Spiti Valley. Before going here, make sure that you check the weather in Spiti Valley once in June!

Places to visit in Spiti Valley

The Extremely Stunning Spiti Valley Landscape : When you are out and about in this scenic paradise of India's breathtaking hills, make sure that for an ultimate holiday experience you visit some of these best locations! Scroll down to see what's awaiting you here.

For A Surreal Vista, Chandra Taal- This is a crescent-shaped lake situated near Kunzum Pass, located at an altitude of 4300 m. This is one of the best places to visit in Spiti valley in June, literally translating to 'lake of the moon' because of the shape. Throughout the day, the colour of the lake tends to change from blue , green to reddish and orange and this phenomenon, along with clear views of the place due to June weather, makes the scene even more mystical and panoramic. People hike through the Lahaul ranges surrounding the lake and enjoy camping overnight on the vast green meadows adjacent to Chandra Taal, popular as a trekker's heaven.

Things to do in Spiti valley

Lake Dhankar-Spectacular & Splendid : One of the most beautiful lakes in Spiti is Dhankar Lake or Sar Kund Lake. For travellers who want to spend some rejuvenating time, away from the city noise, it is one of the most common spots in Spiti in June. Dhankar Lake, situated at an altitude of 4270 m, offers unparalleled natural beauty and is considered to be a paradise for trekkers and nature lovers.

Komik- Spiti's most panoramic village : Komik is the highest motoring village in the country, situated at an altitude of 18,000 feet. This is definitely one of the lesser-known, but most exquisite, places to visit in June in the Spiti Valley. Komik is surreal, scenic and has limited facilities, such as a monastery that provides visitors with accommodation and an eco-kitchen (the only café in the village).

Tabo-Fantasy of A Trekker : Tabo, situated on the banks of the Spiti River, is a beautiful town and one of the best places to visit in June in the Spiti Valley. This quaint little village is a favourite destination of nature lovers and adventure junkies, featuring deep gorges, desolate mountains, antique Tabo Monastery, and Tabo shrine caves. The trek up to the village of Tabo is very difficult and is enjoyed by all trekking enthusiasts.

Kaza-Town of Mesmeric Capital : Summer is the ideal time to visit Kaza-Spiti 's magnificent capital. Kaza town is surrounded by cold desert land and lofty mountains, situated on the eroded plains of the Spiti River. This is undoubtedly one of the best places to see in June in Spiti valley and overjoys every traveller with its natural and cultural wonders. Kaza has everything from lakes and passes to monasteries and hamlets. So, don't miss the one thing that's popular about Spiti Valley while you're out and about in this area!

The views will leave you awestruck, Kibber : Locally famous as Kyibar, this is another picturesque village in Spiti. People will enjoy jaw-dropping views and participate in one of the most challenging Spiti Valley treks in June, surrounded by lofty mountains and desolate stretches of cold desert. Kibber was placed on the list of best places to visit in the Spiti Valley in summer because of the clear weather and comfortable summer temperatures.

National Park of Pin Valley : Pin Valley National Park is a massive and vast biosphere reserve nestled in the high ranges of the Himalayas, showcasing the most beautiful and photogenic surroundings. If you're planning a trip to Spiti valley in summer, Pin Valley National Park should be on your bucket list, popular as a home to rare as well as endangered flora and fauna. The weather is comfortable and clear in June, and there are multiple chances of spotting wildlife. The weather is comfortable and clear in June, and there are multiple chances of spotting wildlife. Has this already enticed the nature enthusiast in you? Well, we say then, get packing!

Suraj Tal lake, honoured as the third highest lake in India, is another gem of Spiti, situated at 4950 m. This emerald green lake is best known for awe-inspiring views of the Baralacha Pass, mountains and semi-frozen lakes, perfect for the Spiti Valley trip during June. The summer weather here is cool and ideal for all sorts of adventure activities, such as hiking , biking and road trips. Are you ready to embark like never before on a serene journey here?

The Most Colorful Gompa in Spiti, Kungri Monastery : Kungri Monastery, founded in the 14th century, is one of the most vibrant and oldest monasteries in the Spiti region. Kungri Monastery exhibits various Buddhist traditions and culture with beautiful artwork, silk paintings, figure books, archives and wall paintings.

The Sprawling And Scenic Valley-Lahaul Valley : This is the vast valley of Spiti, created by the two Chandra and Bhaga rivers. Adorned with immense natural beauty, the Lahaul Valley draws the greatest summer visitors. With unobstructed views of the Chandrabhaga Range and rivers, the Lahaul Valley is one of the most common spots to see in Spiti in June. In addition, to Suraj Taal, Chandra Taal, and Kunzum Pass, travellers can opt for exciting treks. Have you been gearing up to visit Spiti Valley already? Load your bags and just indulge in one of your life's most relaxing and captivating holidays. If you change your mind and prolong your vacation among the breathtaking hills surrounding this valley, make sure you pack a few extra clothes!

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Trip Overview

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DAY 1 - Manali- Kunzom La Cross – Kaza DAY 2 - Kaza Local Sight Seeing DAY 3 - Kaza- Tabo DAY 4 - Tabo – Chandra Taal Lake DAY 5 - Chandartaal - Manali