Frozen Spiti Tour, Near Temple, Bhuntar

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Best time to visit - Dec-April. Duration - 7D/6N Offer code - TOGEDR500

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About Frozen Spiti Tour

What got you here can also take you to one of the craziest road trips in India ever. An epic rod trip in India has to be the Spiti valley road trip post the Leh Manali road trip of course. Spiti is one of the hotspot hubs for the travelers or trekkers from across the globe. If you are an avid trekker or an adventure enthusiast then Spiti valley should be on your list for sure. If you haven’t gone trekking to Spiti valley, the actual trekking experience would be surely unknown to you. People from all over the world come to the Spiti valley to try their hands-on trekking.

This is one of the most picturesque treks you would ever come across in India. Don’t believe us? Check out some of the amazing posts of Spiti valley on our Instagram feed. This place is totally ideal to hit all alone and is one of the safest as well. You can join us in our Spiti treks and meet the like-minded people and make the most of your trekking expedition or for a road trip. During the peak winter season, the atmosphere in the valley is harsh and extremely cold which makes it tougher for the people to be there. But, to gain something you have to lose something and Spiti gives the most rewarding experiences during the winter season.

The views that you will come across are gorgeous. Each thing in the town be it the huts, houses, trees, everything is covered with snow and looks entirely white. You will only see snow and ice as far your eyesight can reach. The temperature falls below minus 20-degree centigrade and that is insane. The sunrise and the sunset views coming from tearing the mountains look so spectacular that it cannot be explained in words. The trek trail has a lot of ups and downs with a bit tough trek gradient but in the end it is all worth it.

In this Spiti valley road trip the route that would be taken is the Hindustan Tibet highway because the other highway is always covered with snow and is impossible to ride there in this season. This highway is taken for the entry and for the exit. Here is a small and a detailed itinerary of the Spiti valley road trip wherein we explain each day thoroughly. We also list the name of the villages that we would be exploring on this road trip.

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Short Itinerary:

Day 01: Drive from Shimla to Kalpa.

Day 2: Drive to Nako and Tabo from Kalpa.

Day 3: Drive from Tabo to Pin valley to Mudh to Kazza.

Day 4: Drive from Kaza - Key Monastery - Kibber -Kaza.

Day 5: Drive from Kaza – Komik – Hikkim – Langza – Kaza.

Day 6: Drive from Kaza to Kalpa.

Day 7: Drive from Kalpa to Shimla.

Detailed Itinerary:

Day 01:

The Spiti valley road trip begins from Shimla, one of the most beautiful Himalayan cities. Before entering the gorgeous Kinnaur valley, the villages that will be explored in this road trip are Srahan, Rampur, and Bushahr. In this route, the travelers would also get a chance to have a glimpse of Kinner Kailash peak which is known to be the summer abode of Lord Shiva. Post this the trip enters Kalpa which is at 7549 feet.
Check into the hotel at Kalpa. Relax, freshen up, and also enjoy tea and other refreshments in the hotel.
Spend the night in the hotel.

Day 02:

Get up early today and set your ride on the Hindustan Tibet highway after having breakfast at Kalpa hotel. The last hamlet of the Kinnaur district is Nako and you ride to this place today. This day is filled with the sights of the Tibetan areas.
There is a stoppage at Nako to have fresh lunch and then we finally enter into the Spiti valley. This night will be spent in the homestay in Tabo. Have your dinner at the homestay in Tabo and spend the night there itself.

Day 03:

This day is a bit about sight-seeing and the first place to hit is the Tabo monastery which is 1021 years old. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This monastery is located at the bottom of the valley.
The next destination to head towards is the Pin valley. Pin valley is a gorgeous place to spend some time and treat your soul with the most scenic views. There is a National park with birds, animals, and rare species of plants. It also has a frozen river. One can get numerous exotic animals and birds as well to view here. The last motorable village of the Pin valley is Mudh and we also cover this destination today in the ride. Also, we visit Kungri monastery this day.
Post a hectic but a wonderful day, check into a homestay at Kaza and spend the overnight here after having a delicious dinner.

Day 04:

This day begins with a drive to the Ki monastery. KI monastery was found in the 11th century by a disciple of Atisha. It is at a height of 13,668 feet and there are about 1000n stories to gain from this monastery. This monastery is also a refuge to the Tibetans. It is located at a remote location and it is a great place to enjoy some serenity and peaceful vibes.
The next destination to move towards is Kibber which is 18 km from Kaza. This is the formerly highest inhabited village of the region and is also a popular base camp for the treks. Chiccham village is the next place to head out to from Kibber. This road is very scenic with amazing views from all sides. Post exploring this place, we head to Kaza by the night.
Post a hectic but a wonderful day, check into a homestay at Kaza and spend the overnight here after having a delicious dinner.

Day 05:

The fifth day of the Spiti valley road trip takes you to the highest inhabited regions of the world. Komik is the highest village in Asia which is at a height of 4513 meters. This is a cut off village which is otherwise totally isolated and is explored in this trip. You will spot a lot of Himalayan animals in this route.
The nest highest spot to visit is Hikkim which is the highest post office in the world. Langza is the next destination in the drive. This is a beautiful frosty white village having an ancient village which is 1000 years old. There is a prehistoric era zone in this village which shows some fossils and marine life of that era which is worth exploring. Post exploring this place, we head to Kaza by the night.
Post a hectic but a wonderful day, check into a homestay at Kaza and spend the overnight here after having a delicious dinner.

DAY 06:

On the sixth day, we start moving back to the Kinnaur valley post having breakfast and the end of this trip starts. You have to reach Kalpa this day.
Spend the night in the hotel in Kalpa and have dinner there.

DAY 07:

The 7th day is the end day of the Spiti valley road trip. From Kalpa, the drive to Shimla starts. You wake up and have your breakfast at the hotel in Kalpa and start the trip.

The tour ends once you reach Shimla.

How to Reach:

By Air: The nearest airport is Jubbarhatti Airport which is 25 km away from Shimla. You can easily get a cab for Shimla from the airport.

By Train: The nearest broad-gauge railway station from Shimla is in Kalka which is 90 km away. You can easily book a cab from the station to Shimla.

By Road: Shimla is well connected by roads with all the major cities of north India. You can easily get a bus for Shimla.

Inclusions:

Accommodation as mentioned above
Meals as mentioned above
Team Captain from Team Togedr will accompany the travelers throughout the journey.
Forest permits are essential for trekking in the forest and the permits are included in the package itself. The trekkers need not worry about it.
Forest guides would also join the trek from where the forest trail starts.

Exclusions:

Anything that is not mentioned in the inclusions
Any kind of personal expense
Any kind of insurance

Cancellation Policy

If cancellations are made 30 days before the start date of the trip, 50% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
If cancellations are made within 0-30 days before the start date of the trip, 100% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
In case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain activities may be cancelled and in such cases the our service partner will try his best to provide an alternate feasible activity.
For all the above choices, you can transfer your tickets to your friends. We would be more than happy to have them on board and you could save your hard earned money.
The company reserves the right to cancel the trip due to unforeseen circumstances, in case of such cancellation your amount will be refunded back.

Refund Policy

The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 business days
All applicable refunds will be done in traveller's togedr wallet.

COVID 19 additional measures

Members travelling should practice social distancing.
If the trek/trip gets cancelled due to any pandemic or government’s order, there would be no refund instead the plan will get postponed.
Everyone travelling should have the ‘Arogya Setu App’ installed on their phones.

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COVID 19 FAQs

Duh, yes! Atmanirbhar Indians do it all. Hence, it is necessary.

We suggest you to be safe at this time and use your own vehicle to reach the destination. If necessary, we can also arrange for a fully sanitised taxi from the pickup point to the property and back.

Umm, unfortunately no! This is only for yours and traveller’s safety. Get back to us when things are normal.

Not a lot but, hard copies of ICMR approved COVID RT-PCR negative test report, the E-permit pass for the state you’re travelling to, original address proof and govt. issued ID proof are the only ones.

In that case, these are the two choices you have for yourself.

You can simply cancel the bookings for staying in the property and get back to your home. We would give full refund in this case.
You can undergo the quarantine period as said by the local authorities and resume the stay at the property. You would be charged only for the amount you are going to stay there.

Things are really uncertain at this point of time and it will not be a surprise if this happens. So, we will refund your entire amount and you will have to go back to your home.

In this case, we would suggest you to get checked at the nearest COVID centre labs around you. If you are found positive, you’ll have to undergo institutional quarantine and have to follow all the government regulations and guidelines. If you are found negative, you can resume staying in the booked property.

Our recommendation would be more than 7 nights. This is to minimise the overall influx of people entering and exiting state borders in short intervals.

Just draft an email and send it to your stay coordinator. You can write in the mail the later dates for which you want to book your stay and your stays will be postponed.

To begin with, we are checking all the mandatory health reports and making a file of it
We are checking the travel history of the travellers
We are not taking anyone who shows even the slightest possibility of cough, cold, or any other symptom
The properties are well sanitised
We are involving minimal human interaction
We are taking extra care of sanitisation

It might happen in this uncertain time so you can transfer that voucher to your family members or friends to not let them get wasted.

Don’t get in TOUCH with anyone, just drop us a mail. Cool!

Nothing much, basically what you have been doing all these while.

Social distancing
Not touching anyone
Wearing masks
Washing hands and face frequently
Using gloves
Using hand sanitiser
Avoid touching your face
Avoid coming in contact with someone who shows even the slightest signs of cough, cold, or fever.

Of course, but not all the time. Not when you are safe in the sanitised area. Not when you are alone. Not when you are with your closed ones who you know are safe.

Just practise social distancing, use sanitiser on hands, wear a mask, wear gloves, do not come in contact with anyone closely, take bath with soap as you end your journey, drink warm water, and wash your hands with soap.

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