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Himachal Off-Beat Tour Package (Standard)
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Highlights
Hatu Peak
Apple Orchards
Chitkul (Last Indian Village)
Kinner Kailash Views
Key Monastery
Spiti Valley
Bhimakali Temple
Langza (Fossil Village)
Chicham Bridge
Itinerary
01
Arrival Chandigarh u2013 Shimla
Arrive at Chandigarh, meet the representative and drive to Shimla. Check-in and evening walk at Mall Road, Ridge, and Jakhu Temple.
02
Shimla u2013 Narkanda
Drive to Narkanda. Visit Hatu Peak (11,000 ft) for a 360-degree view of the Himalayas and the Hatu Mata Temple. Explore the local apple orchards.
03
Narkanda u2013 Sarahan
Travel to Sarahan, the gateway to Kinnaur. Visit the historic Bhimakali Temple, one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. View the Shrikhand Mahadev Peak.
04
Sarahan u2013 Sangla
Drive to Sangla Valley (Baspa Valley). Visit the Kamru Fort and the local Tibetan Wood Carving Center. Enjoy the riverside view of the Baspa River.
05
Sangla u2013 Chitkul u2013 Sangla
Excursion to Chitkul, the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border. Experience the untouched beauty of the high-altitude pastures.
06
Sangla u2013 Kalpa
Drive to Kalpa. Famous for its high-quality apples. Enjoy the majestic view of the Kinner Kailash range and visit the Roghi Village (Suicide Point).
07
Kalpa u2013 Kaza
A long scenic drive into the Spiti Valley. Enroute visit Nako Lake and Tabo Monastery (Ajanta of the Himalayas). Overnight in Kaza.
08
Kaza Sightseeing u2013 Return
Visit Key Monastery and Kibber Village. Later, start the return journey or drop off at the designated point as per the booking schedule.
Includes & Excludes
Pick up & drop from Chandigarh Airport/Railway station
07 Nights accommodation in Deluxe Rooms
Daily Breakfast and Dinner (MAP Plan)
Private Cab for all transfers and sightseeing
Fuel
Toll
Parking
and Driver Bata
All applicable taxes
Assistance throughout the trip
Flights or Train tickets
Lunch and personal snacks
Monument entrance fees and Camera fees
Adventure activities (Paragliding
River Rafting
etc.)
Heater charges in hotels
Personal expenses (Laundry
Telephone
Tips)
Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Frequently Asked Questions
The best time is from May to June and September to October, as the roads to Kaza are clear of snow.
For Indian nationals, no permit is required for this specific route. Foreign nationals require a permit for the Rekong Peo to Kaza stretch.
We typically provide an SUV (Innova/Xylo) or a Tempo Traveller depending on the group size to handle the hilly terrain.
