Detailed journal for Spiti valley. When you travel to places like Spiti Valley, you have to consider multiple other aspects. It includes considering confirmation, present road conditions, how are you traveling, whom are you traveling with, any present medical conditions, what are your prospects of stays,etc. and the list goes on. One must consider that in remote places of the Himalayas, particular parcels are n’t as readily available as they’re in our megalopolises.

You must note one thing that it takes at least three days to reach Spiti Valley from the Kinnaur side and at least two days from the Manali side. Hence, if you have 5-6 days in hand, also traveling from the Kinnaur side is out of the question. Hence, the only option is to travel to Spiti Valley in 6 days from the Manali side only.

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Spiti Trip in 6 Days

• Day 1 from Delhi – Manali or Solang Valley

Better stay at Solang Valley and avoid Manali as sleeping at Solang Valley does help in adaptation. Still, get the permit made in advance to drive on Manali – Rohtang Pass road by checking How to get Rohtang Pass Permits Online. If going by own machine. Overnight at Manali/ Solang Valley. About 13 t0 14 hours drive, depending upon the breaks you take in between

• Day 2 from Manali or Solang Valley – Rohtang Pass – Kunzum Pass – Kaza

Head beforehand morning to Kaza via Rohtang Pass, headquarters of Spiti Valley. Visit Kunzum Pass and enjoy there. Drive through Batal to Chattru to Gramphu is out of the world. There may be some headache this night, but truly enjoy this magical drive over Kunzum Pass to enter the land called Spiti Valley. About 10 – 11 hours drive easily if you don’t get poked up Rohtang Pass or stuck in water crossing. Overnight at Kaza

• Day 3 from Kaza – Langza – Komik – Hikkim – Kaza| Kaza – Dhankar 

Explore Tabo an around, check out friary and old caves of monks. Trip back the 47 KMs to Kaza from Tabo via Dhangkar townlets. Visit Dhangkar Monastery and leave latterly beforehand lunch. Enjoy the magnific lookouts all day and come back to Kaza for night sleep. About 4 – 5 hours of drive in the daylight

Overnight at Kaza. Today visit the road less traveled or odd places near Kaza. There’s a great view of Chau Chau Kang Nelda peak from Langza. Statue of the Buddha near Langza looking down the concave. The Tanggyud friary at Komik is one of the most important and the topmost monastery in the Spiti Valley

• Day 4 from Kaza – Ki – Kibber – Rangrik – Kunzum Pass – Chandratal Lake

Visit Ki – Kibber villages in the first half and for added details, you can read Vital – Kibber – Gette – Tashigang – Original Sightseeing in Kaza. Ki is a notorious friary, and others are places to explore as a lovely drive. Enjoy the scenic drive of the entire Spiti Valley to Losar and Kaza. Visit Chandratal viz Kunzum Pass and enjoy the evening. Camps are about 2 KMs down from the lake. Accommodate a stay at Batal and save time and energy for further days. About 5 or5.5 hours of drive day. Overnight at Chandratal

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• Day 5 from Chandratal – Batal – Gramphu – Rohtang Pass – Manali

Drive from Batal to Chattru to Gramphu towards Rohtang Pass is fasinating. Return to Manali via Rohtang Pass. About 6 to 7 hours drive fluently if you don’t get poked up Rohtang Pass. Still, that’s if going by overnight Volvo which starts around5, If there’s time explore Manali. Manali Local sightseeing which includes Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Mall Road, Original Monastery, Old Manali, Vashisth Hot Water Springs (noway plant it intriguing),etc. Overnight at Manali

• Day 6 from Manali – Mandi – Jahu – Bhota – Una – Delhi

If not take Volvo and drive tone to Delhi. You can take a longer and a different route back to Delhi from Jahu to Bhota from the Una side. The route is kindly scenic has much better roads and offers good views. About 14 hours drive, as it’s about 55 KMs longer route but devoid of bad roads and truck business. Sweet home