SPITI VALLEY INNOVA JEEP TOUR 2017 /
11 DAYS
Nobody
describes the Spiti Valley experience better than Rudyard Kipling when he says,
“Surely the Gods must live here, and this is no place for men.”
With an
average height of 12,500 feet above sea level, Spiti Valley consists of stark
high alpine lands scattered with small postcard-perfect villages of whitewashed
mud-homes and monasteries. Prepare to travel to a world where villages appear
like a mirage after miles of trailing a turquoise green river nestled between
snow-capped barren mountains and blue lakes; a world which has the harshest
winters you’ll ever see, but therein reside the warmest people you’ll ever
meet.
This
comfortable and curated ten day Spiti Valley Innova Jeep tour is designed for
travellers looking for the authentic Spiti Valley experience in a week’s time.
Shared by a small group of travellers, this Spiti Valley Tour includes
travelling in a comfortable Toyota Innova to some of the most popular villages
of Spiti Valley including Asia’s highest villages – Komik and Kibber, marvel at
the wondrous structure of the Ki Monastery and get ready to be amazed by the
Tabo Monastery – a 1000 year old UNESCO World Heritage Site. End this tour on a
high (literally) as you spend a night, gazing at the Milky Way and the millions
of stars as you can camp near the stunningly beautiful Chandratal Lake.
BRIEF ITINERARY
Day
1. Delhi to Manali – 540 kms, 12 to 14 hours
Dat
2. Manali to tandi – 113 Kms, 2 to 4 hours
Day
3. Tandi to Chandratal - 80 Kms 2 to 4 hours
Day
4. Chandratal to Kaza, 90 kms, 6 hours
Day
5. Kaza to Kibber, Kaumik, Tashigang, to Kaza
Day
6. Kaza to Tabo / Nako – 140 kms, 6-8 hours
Day
7. Tabo / Nako to Kalpa, 120 kms, 6-8 hours
Day
8. Kalpa to Chitkul, 80 kms, 4-6 hours
Day
9. Chitkul to Sarahan, 110 kms, 6-7 hours
Day
10 . Sarahan to Narkanda / Shimla, 170 kms, 8 hours
Day
11: Explore Shimla
Day
11. Shimla to Delhi.
To book or
customize your tour write to us @ nirajbahadur.pal@gmail.com
To book or
customize your tour, contact us by filling up the form.
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