Lahaul Spiti Tour Packages from Ahmedabad

This Day 1 shall begin at the quaint hill town in the Kullu Valley, Manali. One can come even via an early morning flight from Ahmedabad to Bhuntar Airport or board an overnight bus to get here. Rich green forests, rivers, and snow-capped peaks are the view-toppers here; therefore, it shall be an ideal base for further adventures. This whole day after check-in in any hotel can be utilized to visit all the local places like Hidimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, and Mall Road. There are so many cafes around Manali where one gets scrumptious food, so it's an ideal place to relax before moving out for the Spiti Expedition.

The second day is the entry into the Lahaul Valley. There is a crossing through one of the longest road tunnels in the world, the Atal Tunnel to get to the picture-postcard charming village of Sissu known for its vista and waterfalls. The Lahaul does not have a deodar forest. Instead, here, one sees stark mountains and open, wide valleys. Photographable excursions could be to Sissu Lake, ringed by glaciers. Along with this, an ancient Gondhla Fort also lies which is holding eye-openers on history for the Lahauli. A night halt can be done with a homely guest house and camp in the mountain-cold surroundings.

From Sissu, drive on a lesser-known road to reach Udaipur, which turns out to be a hidden gem of Lahaul, mainly because of the plethora of ancient temples. The sojourn that draws both Hindus and Buddhists towards the Trilokinath Temple provides a superb all-round view of the valley. Other important sights that may be remembered are those of Mrikula Devi Temple true masterpiece in architecture with ornamentation epitomized in the use of intricacies of wooden carvings. Untouched beauty and serenity characterize this place and make Udaipur an excellent destination to experience traditional culture in Lahaul. It can have a good local dhaba wherein they can taste proper Himachali food. The homestay at night is quite bare, but through these, it would be worthwhile to glance through the routine daily practices used by the natives.

Ride into the Heart of Spiti On this leg of the journey, one crosses the Lahaul region over to Spiti. Exactly, it will be the day of Kaza, the administrative headquarters of the valley of Spiti, and may be stated as one of the most beautiful drives of this tour. The road runs through sparsely inhabited villages and desert areas that form the confluence of the rivers Chandra and Bhaga at Tandi-scenic view at par with the beauty of the area. Land becomes dramatic while traveling upwards to the place of Spiti where mountain heights and depth gorges raise a drama to this beauty. Among the earliest Buddhist monasteries in Spiti, one of the oldest being Sakya Tangyud Monastery on reaching Kaza acquaints one with this rich heritage of the region. Spent in a comfortable guesthouse due to the need for acclimatization to such a high altitude for travelers.

Langza, Hikkim, and Komic are today the world's highest inhabited villages. Langza is especially famous for its ancient marine fossils and for reminding everybody of the fact that this was a region lying inside the Tethys Sea at one point in time. The travelers also have the scope to visit the huge Buddha statue overseeing the valley.
 
It will take a small drive to get to Hikkim, and ironically, the world's highest post office stands there. Writing a postcard from there forms an experience on its own to make it one of the fine souvenirs. Finally, one's trip would take him/her to Komic, where one finds the highest motorable village in Asia. Here one can see standing against the backdrops of breathtaking mountains Tangyud Monastery. Finally, the day ends by returning to Kaza for a light evening.

The road from Kaza towards one of the most remote lands of Spiti. Losar is the last village before Kunzum Pass. It is famous all over for its dry beauty and conventional mud-brick houses. It is an ascension journey along Kunzum Pass, an altitude of 4,551m, colorfully marked with fluttering prayer flags against snow-covered peaks in the background. From there it is a small trek to the Kunzum Mata Temple considered to be the protector of the valley. To descend from Kunzum Pass takes one to Chandratal with spectacular views of glacial streams and rock terrain.

The specialty of the Ahmedabad to Lahaul Spiti tour package is visiting Chandratal Lake, often called the "Moon Lake." It is a high-altitude lake ringed by mountains as high as can be. In the daytime, it changes colors from deep blue to emerald green. And trek the periphery of the lake: it is an excellent reflection of the surrounding peaks, and great photography also. Spending days in the camp near Chandratal. Clear sky offers an endless horizon of stars. Fresh air and peaceful ambiance make it a moment never to be forgotten in the journey.

On the final day, trekkers return to Manali through a scenic road path via Batal and Chhatru. With a halt to enjoy a hot joint at Chacha-Chachi Dhaba known for its anecdote about highway house in Spiti, the journey becomes quite a pleasure returning going forward from Manali. With the return visit, after loosening around Manali and availing a fitting flight or bus for return back to Ahmedabad. With hearts full of memories and cameras filled with breathtaking landscapes, the journey concludes, leaving an everlasting impression of Spiti’s raw beauty.
 
Take this journey to the unbridled, untouched beauty of the region, rich cultures, and adventures with this Ahmedabad to Lahaul Spiti tour package. It traverses ancient monasteries, setups up pristine lakes, and crosses high mountain passes for a camp. A wanderer, an adventurer, or someone with la love for nature, this trip holds the promise to leave as home the unforgettable experience of the Himalayas.
 
Expect a breathtakingly raw and majestic drive over roads through the humongous landscapes of Lahaul and Spiti!