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Spiti Valley - An Unforgettable Trip

Spiti is a desert mountain valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, rightly called as the Tibet of India. It is “The Middle Land” between India and Tibet. From wide fields of snow to wide fields of barley, from lush green valley to cold desert with different shades of brown, it has the most breath taking scenery that you would ever see. Book the spiti tour package and see all the beautiful places of spiti.

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Spiti Valley - An Unforgettable Trip

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  1. Spiti Valley An Unforgettable Trip !

  2. Spiti is a desert mountain valley in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, rightly called as the Tibet of India. It is “The Middle Land” between India and Tibet. From wide fields of snow to wide fields of barley, from lush green valley to cold desert with different shades of brown, it has the most breath taking scenery that you would ever see. Book the spiti tour package and see all the beautiful places of spiti.

  3. May end to the beginning of October is considered the best time to visit Spiti because that’s the time when Shimla – Kinnaur highway is open, which makes the valley accessible to the rest of the world. Temperature Summer – Ranges from 18 – 25 degrees Celsius. Winter – Experiences heavy snowfall in the valley region; all mountain passes leading to the valley are blocked making it impossible for any vehicle to enter the region. Best Time to Visit

  4. By air – Bhuntar Airport or Kullu Airport is the nearest airstrip from Spiti. Cover the remaining 245 km by cab which is easily available from the airport. By rail – The nearest major railhead to Spiti is Shimla Railway Station. The valley can be reached by a cab from the railway station. By road – Reaching Spiti by road is mostly preferred by travelers. Government buses, as well as private vehicles, ply from Manali and Shimla to Spiti. How to Reach

  5. Key Monastery Key Monastery or Kye Gompa is one of the most popular places to visit in Spiti valley, located in the Kaza region. With its fort like structure resembling Chinese theme, a gorgeous assembly hall, and charming Tengyur room, Key monastery is surely one of the mesmerising places to visit in Kaza and Spiti Valley. Places to Visit

  6. TaboMonastery Well-known for its majestic paintings, Tabo Monastery is one of the ancient places to visit in Spiti valley. It has 9 temples of Tara & Buddha Maitreya and multiple Stupas that are the key attractions of the monastery. Places to Visit

  7. Chandratal Chadratal is one of the most spectacular places to visit in Lahaul and Spiti. The name has been derived from its crescent moon-line shape. Located near Kunzum Pass, this sparkling scenic wonder is a photographer’s paradise. Also, the crystal blue water surrounded by lush greenery and snow-capped mountains make it an idyllic destination for camping and trekking. Places to Visit

  8. Suraj Tal Suraj Tal, which literally means the Sun Lake, is one of the most photogenic places to visit in Lahaul and Spiti. Located close to Baralacha Pass, this spectacular lake is frequented mostly by nature lovers, ardent trekkers, and photographers. Places to Visit

  9. Pin Valley National Park Located by the semi frozen streams, Pin Valley National Park is a rich bio reserve of rare to endangered flora and fauna, which makes it one of the most thrilling places to see in Spiti valley. The Park’s sprawling reserve is home to snow leopards, snowcocks, chukar partridges, and Siberian ibex. Many medicinal plants, alpine vegetation, cedar and deodar trees are commonly seen here too. Places to Visit

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