Delhi to Spiti Valley Tour Package 2025 – Complete Travel Guide for an Unforgettable Himalayan Adventure

Dreaming of escaping Delhi’s chaos and diving into the raw, untouched beauty of the Himalayas? A Delhi to Spiti Valley trip is more than a journey — it’s a life-changing experience. Known as the “Middle Land” between India and Tibet, Spiti Valley sits between 10,000–15,000 ft and is home to turquoise rivers, ancient monasteries, lunar landscapes, high-altitude villages, and some of India’s most thrilling roads.

This guide covers everything you need — routes, distances, itineraries, budgets, weather, permits, stays, and safety tips — so you can plan your Spiti adventure with confidence.

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Delhi to Spiti Valley Route, Distance & Travel Options

Your experience of Spiti depends heavily on the route you choose. There are two major routes, each offering a completely different experience.

1 Delhi → Shimla → Kinnaur → Spiti (All-Season Route)

Best for: Beginners, families, winter travel
Total Distance: ~740 km
Travel Time: 20–24 hours (covered in 2–3 days)

Why choose this route?

This is the safest and most reliable route, open almost throughout the year. It offers gradual altitude gain, making it ideal for acclimatization.

Route Map

Delhi → Shimla → Narkanda → Rampur → Kalpa → Nako → Tabo → Kaza

Highlights

  • Apple orchards of Himachal

  • Kinnaur Valley

  • Nako Lake

  • Tabo Monastery

  • Kaza town & markets

Ideal for those booking DEYOR’s all-season Spiti Valley tour packages.

2 Delhi → Manali → Atal Tunnel → Spiti (Seasonal & Most Adventurous)

Best for: Adventure lovers, bikers & road trip enthusiasts
Total Distance: ~730 km
Travel Time: 17–19 hours (minimum 2 days)

Why choose this route?

This route opens only from late May to mid-October, depending on snowfall.

Route Map

Delhi → Mandi → Manali → Atal Tunnel → Batal → Kunzum Pass → Losar → Kaza

Highlights

  • Kunzum Pass (14,931 ft)

  • Chacha–Chachi Dhaba

  • Chandratal Lake (detour)

  • Off-roading & challenging terrains

Recommended only for experienced travelers or those booking a guided Spiti tour package.

Best Time to Visit Spiti Valley from Delhi

Spiti is accessible year-round via the Shimla route, but the best time depends on your travel goals.

Summer (May–June) – Best Overall Season

Temperature: 12°C–20°C
Perfect for sightseeing, monasteries, exploring villages, and visiting Chandratal Lake.

Autumn (September–October) – For Clear Skies & Golden Landscapes

Temperature: 5°C–15°C
Ideal for photography, stargazing, and peaceful travel with fewer tourists.

Winter (November–March) – For Extreme Adventurers

Temperature: –5°C to –25°C
Expect frozen landscapes, snow-covered roads, and rare wildlife sightings (snow leopards).
Accessible ONLY via Shimla route.

Winter travel is harsh. DEYOR provides guided winter Spiti tour packages with safety support.

Month-wise Weather & Travel Accessibility

Month

Weather

Accessibility

Best For

April

Cold, snow

 Shimla route only

 Early travellers

May

Pleasant

High

Sightseeing

June

Clear, mild

All routes open

Full Spiti circuit

July

Cloudy

Variable

Monsoon lovers

August

Moist

Risky

Adventurous travellers

September

Cool, clear

Excellent

Photography

October

Cold

Moderate

Budget travellers

Nov–Mar

Freezing

Shimla route only

Snow & wildlife

 

Delhi to Spiti Valley by Bus (Budget-Friendly & Safe)

HRTC runs reliable buses on both routes.

Available Routes:

  • Delhi → Reckong Peo → Kaza

  • Delhi → Manali → Kaza (seasonal)

This option is great for solo travelers and backpackers.

Delhi to Spiti Valley by Car or Bike (Most Popular Option)

Perfect for travelers who want flexibility and adventure.

Road Conditions Breakdown

  • Delhi → Shimla: Smooth highways

  • Shimla → Kinnaur: Narrow stretches

  • Kinnaur → Spiti: Rockfall zones (Malling Nallah)

  • Manali → Kaza: Rough, broken, off-road

All DEYOR packages include SUVs with expert Himalayan drivers for safety.

Delhi to Spiti Valley by Air

Spiti has no airport.
Closest airports:

1. Bhuntar (Kullu) – 250 km from Kaza

Best for Manali route.

2. Shimla Airport – 445 km from Kaza

Best for all-season travel.

After landing, travel continues by road.

Altitude, AMS & Acclimatization Tips

Spiti is high-altitude — acclimatization matters.

Avoid Manali route if prone to AMS
Spend 1 night in Kalpa/Nako before Kaza
Stay hydrated
Avoid alcohol for first 48 hours
Monitor weather & road updates
Travel with experts if you’re inexperienced

Important Travel Tips for Spiti

  • Carry BSNL/Airtel SIM (limited network)

  • Keep cash (ATMs unreliable)

  • Carry power banks, warm layers, basic medicines

  • Avoid night driving

  • Pre-book stays in summer

  • Keep emergency snacks & water

Budget for Delhi to Spiti Valley Trip (Per Person — 7–10 Days)

  • Backpacker: ₹12,000 – ₹18,000

  • Mid-range: ₹22,000 – ₹35,000

  • Comfort: ₹40,000 – ₹60,000

DEYOR offers flexible payment plans making Spiti more affordable.

Why Book Your Spiti Valley Tour with DEYOR?

  • India’s only travel company to be featured on Shark Tank India

  • Expert-curated itineraries for Indian travelers

  • Safe SUVs + verified local drivers

  • Handpicked stays in Kalpa, Tabo, Kaza & Chicham

  • 24/7 on-ground assistance

  • Flexible payment options

  • Trusted by 50,000+ travelers

Your Spiti journey becomes easy, safe & memorable with DEYOR.

FAQs – Delhi to Spiti Valley Travel

1 What is the best time to visit Spiti Valley?

May–October via Shimla or Manali.
Winter travel is only possible via Shimla.

2 How many days are enough for a Spiti Valley trip?

7–9 days is ideal for a complete circuit.

3 Which route is better — Shimla or Manali?

  • Shimla route: Safer, gradual, open year-round

  • Manali route: Scenic, adventurous, seasonal

4 Is it safe to drive to Spiti?

Yes, if you have experience and avoid night driving.

5 Do I need permits for Spiti?

Indians — No permit required
Foreigners — Need ILP
Rohtang permits required if not using Atal Tunnel.

Conclusion – Your Spiti Valley Adventure Begins Now

A Delhi to Spiti Valley tour is one of India’s greatest road journeys — a mix of thrill, culture, silence, and scenery that stays with you forever. Whether you're traveling solo, with friends, as a couple, or as a family, Spiti has something magical for everyone.

With DEYOR’s Spiti Valley tour packages, you get:
Safe vehicles
Verified drivers
Comfortable stays
Smartly designed itineraries
24/7 support
Affordable pricing

Book your Spiti Valley package today and let DEYOR turn your Himalayan dream into reality!

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