All Girls Spiti Valley Trip

Overview

About All Girls Spiti Valley Trip

Imagine the pure wantonness of wilderness melds with the concept of adventure, the travel becomes more poignant and provoking the heart to explore. Our exclusive Spiti Valley Trip Package is a girl’s trip adventure that is spectacularly planned for the young hearts to discover the unexplored beauty of this restricted paradise which will make everlasting bond of ‘Sisterhood’ among you. Get ready for a trip that will take more than just your eyes would usually guide you through – an Iron Fey-inspired adventure that will be as life changing as it is breathtaking.

Lying in the union territory of Himachal Pradesh, Spiti valley promises to be an eternal land of tradition and progressive views. Here is the schedule of sightseeing which was designed to give you an exhilarating experience of the bewitching beauty of the country, a sight of which will seem to be at every turn. From the living fortress that is Key Monastery sitting on a hillock overlooking its world, to the moon like Chandratal Lake, every place is a creation of the great sculptor-mother nature.

However, our journey should not merely be about checking off what we have seen; the goal is to create an encounter that breaks geographical boundaries. Let your hearts be saturated in the colors of intercultural interaction as we meet the population, listen to their stories, and get familiar with their traditions where personality and culture harmoniously intertwine to create unforgettable impressions. The amazingly hospitable people of Spiti always welcome an extra hand in the preparation of their heritage dishes and traditional festivals or any other activity that can make the most of every single moment in this unique region.

As a group of all girls it was something that embraces the feeling that comes with invincibility that comes with such trips. If friends are like the ones found in the series one is able to find strength in facing the odds in order to overcome challenges and realize breathtaking discovery of the independent woman in one or other, not mentioning the encouraging factor of having close friendships which is found in having so much in common. Every time we decide to take a bold step and do a daring trek in the mountains, or pitch a tent and sleep in a starry night, we are celebrating an unheard of strength of women.

Therefore, assemble the traveling companions and get ready to move your heart for an incredible journey full of passion that symbolizes travel and fondness for the great world out there. Come, listen to the beat of the trek, come be a part of this all-girls Spiti Valley trip for memories that will last a lifetime, for friendship that cannot be explained, and for an adventure that cannot be tamed!

Best Places to Visit in All Girls Spiti Valley Trip

• Key Monastery: Founded on the hills at a height of 4,166 meters, Key Monastery is one of the oldest and most popular Buddhist Monasteries in Spiti Valley. Even its general view is perfect for photographers as it sits amidst mountainous terrains without vegetation and affords a panoramic view of the Spiti river.
• Chandratal Lake: Chandratal is also popular by the name of ‘Moon lake,’ which is a high altitude lake perched at a height of 4300 meters. Another spectacular feature is its blue-green shores that are flanked by snow-covered hills which gives it an out-of-this-world feel.
• Tabo Monastery: Located in Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Tabo Monastery was constructed in 996 AD to commemorate the visit of the second Karmapa Karma Pakshi; it has been dubbed the ‘Ajanta of the Himalayas’ due to its structure, the quality of works of art that are featured here, with red mud-brick structure and more importantly well-preserved frescoes and sculptures. The place is a UNESCO list as a world heritage site and ideal for tourism, especially by history and architecture lovers.
• Dhankar Monastery: Sitting in a vertiginous altitude of 3,894m, Dhankar Monastery is clearly affiliated with the Buddhist religion and showcases a beautiful view over the Spiti valley and the convergence of Spiti and Pin rivers. They attach great importance to their centuries old gompa, monasteries, and the nearby ancient fort which is a treat to the architects’ eye.
• Kunzum Pass: Kunzum Pass which is also called Kunzum La is one of the highest motorable passes in the Himalayan range at an altitude of 4,551 meters. It provides magnificent landscapes of high mountains, glaciers and Tierra Fria, thus being an excellent place for those in the photographic and adventure fields.
• Kibber Village: Kibber is one of the top most inhabited villages that resides in the heart of the towering peaks at an altitude of 4,270 meters. One gets a chance to encounter the besetting characteristic nature of the area’s traditions of living.
• Pin Valley National Park: This beautiful stretch of land is a natural preserve that offers various plant and animal species especially the snow leopard. It provided the possibilities for trekking, observing wildlife and experiencing a close up outlet to the untouched great Himalayas.
• Komic Monastery: Located in a small isolated community Komic Monastery boasts of elaborate mud brick reliefs as well as dazzling and colorful murals. It gives information on the Buddhist culture and arts in the region and how they have evolved over time.
• Shimla: Shimla– the capital city of the global state of Himachal Pradesh, is a famous hill station set in the Shivalik region. Delight in unpacking colonial structures, colorful mall road, and breathtaking mountain views or feature shopping in this amazing city embrace the crisp mountain air, good food, vibrant culture and everything that makes Shimla the most popular hill station.
• Sangla Valley: Defined as the ‘heaven for nature lovers,’ Sangla Valley is a picturesque valley situated in the Kinnaur district renowned for the scenic beauty of apples, the Baspa River, and more. Discover quaint towns, explore the stunning beauty of the natural surroundings, and perhaps lose sight of the fact that there is a world beyond those landscapes.
• Chitkul: Chitkul is a small village situated in Sangla valley and here a major part of houses are constructed with wood having majestic natural view of mountains. Understand and enjoy the traditional enchants of the local, and embrace the rustic, satisfying lifestyle proper to a remote nest nestled in the Himalayas.
• Kalpa: Kalpa is another fascinating village that is located on magnificent hills, and the traditional houses are more like wooden structures since the view of the valleys and surrounding hills is so magnificent. It is recommended to wander around the picturesque narrow streets, have friendly encounters with the locals, and capture the peaceful atmosphere that pervades this beautiful location.
• Khab Sangam: See how the Spiti and Sutlej rivers join making the Khab Sangam- an awe-inspiring view that is sure to leave one breathless. Boy: That is the greatness of the nature! Be impressed by its might and contemplate the incredible view.
• Nako Lake: The Nako Lake is another tourist attraction site with high-altitude lake scenery that is complemented by snow capped mountains and fluttering prayer flags. Bask in the tranquility, take great shots, and touch the spiritual connection that is found in this special place for worship.
• Kaza: The biggest town of Spiti Valley is Kaza which can be well used for discovering the gorgeous nature and exciting cultural sights. Enjoy the delicious meals and traditions of the people of this colorful town and also a good point to start exploring the scenery.
• Manali: Manali, a popular hill station, is known for its stunning landscapes, adventure activities, and vibrant culture. Explore charming villages, ancient temples, and embrace the thrill of outdoor pursuits amidst the majestic Himalayas.
• Atal Tunnel: The Atal Tunnel, one of the world's highest motorable tunnels, connects Manali to the Lahaul and Spiti valleys, revolutionizing travel in the region. Marvel at this engineering marvel as you traverse through the heart of the mighty Himalayas.

Top Things to do in All Girls Spiti Trip

• Explore Ancient Monasteries: Exploring the stunning Key Monastery, the sacred Tabo Monastery, a UNESCO Site, and the adventurous Dhankar Monastery built on a cliff. Buddhist Art and Culture; take your time to explore the interesting art the monasteries and stupas have to offer, the exquisite arts works on the walls of monasteries, the wooden carving, painted frescoes.
• Visit Remote Villages: Check out the small villages, such as Kibber or Langza, or drive up to the villages of Komic and Lavior to get to know more about the life of Spiti and its people. Indeed, meet friendly people, to talk to them and see how they live, what traditions they have preserved until now.
• Camping under the Stars: Due to the vast span of clear blue skies and pure environment of the Spiti Valley, camping is a perfect activity one can opt for. camping is either near lakes like Chandratal or Suraj tal and that night you are going to spend gazing at stars in the Himalayas.
• Photography Excursions: The Spiti Valley is an area full of astonishing vistas, monasteries that date back to a couple of centuries, and peppy local people, which makes it photographers’ dream destination. It may include the desert type of terrains, mountain types with snow-like features, and the typical dug out villages and valleys.
• Attend Local Festivals: Another way by which one can be able to enjoy the flora and fauna is by being part of cultural events such as the Ladarcha Fair or the Tserap Festival. Many tourists are very lucky to see colorful events, style dances and moreover realize the Peru people’s hospitality.
• Wildlife Spotting: This valley is also blessed with a rich and vibrant wildlife and biodiversity over a wide variety of species such as snow leopard which is very rarely sighted. Consider hiking to the Pin Valley National Park or observing various animals on the habitats of the northern Himalayas on the wildlife safari.
• Adventure Activities: Choose from options such as Rafting over the river, Mountain biking, Rock climbing amidst breathtaking sceneries of Spiti Valley. Push your boundaries and/or embark on the most unforgettable adventure of your life in the arena of the Himalayas.
• Spiritual Pursuits: Quiet and sacred, the monasteries and serenity of the Spiti Valley are perfect for some solitude, attending a meditation, yoga retreat, or learning about the tenets of Buddhism. Find spiritual fulfillment and salvation through the use of meditation in the serene surroundings of the Himalayas.
• Road Trips: The next fun-filled journey for the adventure freaks is a bustling road trip through the meandering route of Spiti Valley passing through high mountain terrains. It takes on the aspect of an adventure and the views to be seen simply from turning the corner of a road can be outstanding.

How to Reach Spiti Valley

Delhi to Shimla to Kaza (Spiti Valley) by Road- Travelers can start from Delhi – NH 44 towards Chandigarh and then proceed on the NH 5 also known as the Chandigarh-Shimla highway. From Shimla, there is a route to Narkanda, Further it leads to Rampur and one can begin their journey to Kaza which is the largest area of Spiti Valley. This route passes through curved roads, picturesque terrains, and towering mountain ramps including Kunzum La Pass (4551 Meters). If done in a two day format with an overnight halt at Rampur or Reckong Peo, the distance is about 960 kms from Delhi.

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley

• Spring (April to May): Spring is considered a shoulder season, with the snow starting to melt, and the landscapes coming alive with blooming wildflowers. However, the weather can be unpredictable, and some areas may still be inaccessible due to snow.
• Summer (June to September): The summer months offer the best weather conditions for a Spiti Valley trip. Temperatures are mild, and the roads are mostly clear and accessible. This is the peak season for trekking and outdoor activities.
• Autumn (Mid-September to November): Autumn is a beautiful time to visit Spiti Valley, with clear skies and stunning views of the changing colors. The weather remains pleasant, and the region is less crowded after the peak season.
• Winter (December to March): In winter Spiti Valley experiences extreme cold and heavy snowfall. Most areas remain inaccessible, and temperatures can drop to sub-zero levels. However, this season offers opportunities for unique winter activities and experiences.

Things To Pack

Know Before You Go

• The major locations you’ll be visiting in your trip mainly lie in trans-Himalayan region and higher Himalayas. Due to offbeat locations, some regions do not have star category accommodations. Therefore we expect you to prepare your mindset accordingly and don’t expect luxurious amenities and at times, even basic amenities like 24x7 electricity supply, running hot water & wifi services at these properties. Don’t worry we ensure basic hygiene and heart warming hospitality.
• In case of large groups, all rooms may or may not be available in the same property for all the travelers. To accommodate such large groups, we select two or more hotels on the same trip batch. Please note identical facilities and services may not be available between different rooms or accommodations. However, we try our best to maintain similarities in quality services but still we expect you to adjust to these rare conditions.
• In the triple sharing room occupancy, an extra mattress is provided. This is not to be confused with an extra bed. For any kind of room upgradation request, please directly get in touch with the property reception or staff.
• The camp accommodations at various places especially like Jispa, Sarchu, Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Chitkul, Chandratal etc. are very basic even though they are distinguished into various categories. Reason being, their offbeat locations with minimal amenities. However, we give our best while selecting the best quality properties for your comfortable stay experience on our trips.
• In hilly areas and high-altitude locations, shortage of water and electricity supply is a natural phenomenon. To overcome the water crisis, certain hotels have fixed schedules for supplying hot and cold water. We strongly regret the inconvenience but do look forward to your cooperation.
• Special facilities such as room with view, early check-in, smoking or non-smoking rooms, same floor, adjacent or interconnected rooms, etc. are truly subject to availability upon arrival at the accommodation, never pre-allotted or cannot be guaranteed prior. Any expenses arising out of this is to be borne by the traveler themselves.
• On our trips, we follow MAP meal plan in which the menu will be on a buffet basis and not on A-la-Carte basis. This fixed menu plan does not include evening snacks and cold drinks/liquor, soups or desserts. If the traveler wants to order beyond a fixed meal plan i.e. on A-la-Carte basis, they are requested to make direct payment for additional items.
• Consumption and serving of alcohol in some properties/rooms is subject to accommodation's rules and regulations. We respect their decisions and request our travelers also to adhere to such rules.
• In hilly regions, no AC will be operational in vehicles like Tempo Traveler / Innova / Ertiga / Xylo / Scorpio or any similar category.
• The vehicle used for your trip will be exclusively used as per the itinerary only (on point-to-point basis) and will not go beyond the specified itinerary to Trip Captain & drivers.
• The nature of group trip departures is very dynamic and varies from month to month or weekend to weekend. Thus, trip prices are also subject to change as per the occupancy on that particular trip batch.
• The Volvo buses from Delhi to Manali/Shimla & back to Delhi are a third party mode of transportation provided by our regular and verified vendors. Kindly note that these are regular running buses on the above mentioned routes and we cannot keep a proper check on them. However, in case of a technical breakdown a new vehicle or alternate option is arranged but at times it takes a little while for the on-ground operations to do so. Therefore, your cooperation and patience is required in such adverse situations.
• The Volvo bus takes pitstop for lunch/dinner/tea wherever required are predefined by the vendor and cannot be modified by us or any traveler as per our convenience.
• Due to unforeseen situations (force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ curfew, Union strike, VVIP movement, etc.) the vehicle reporting may get delayed and in such case, we request you to bear with us and show your cooperation.