Day two takes the journey deep into the mountains to Nako, a pretty small but stunning village spread all over scenic Nako Lake. The landscape changes from lush green valleys to dry, rocky areas. When it is going to reach Nako, then peaceful time for a walk by the lake of Himalayan peaks simply unfolds there. Next, stop is the village of Gue, totally unknown, but famous for hosting one of the 500-year-old Buddhist mummies preserved naturally. This interesting relic is kept inside a small monastery giving it a very interesting reminder of the rich spiritual history of that region. And so the journey leads to Tabo, the abode of the renowned over-a-thousand-year-old Tabo Monastery, its murals intricate and ancient scriptures. This is referred to as the 'Ajanta of the Himalayas' and falls under UNESCO heritage. This is one of the most crucial centers of Tibetan Buddhism. En route to Tabo, there is an overnight stay at an intimate guesthouse, relishing the simplicity and warmth of Spitian hospitality over a traditional Tibetan dinner.

The day would start with a trip to Tabo Monastery which, at the crack of dawn, fills one's soul with serenity and spirituality through its prayers. The hearty breakfast is followed by the drive through which one reaches some of the highest inhabited villages in the world, each one a unique experience. The first stop is Langza, a beautiful hamlet, famous for rich fossil reserves left behind from when the Himalayas were submerged in an ancient sea. A visit to the large golden Buddha statue overlooking the village is a moment of serenity against the rugged terrain of Spiti. It continues to Hikkim, which is the world's highest post office. One can post cards to the family back home, as well from an altitude of 4,400 meters. The last place is Komic, which holds the distinction of being the highest motorable village in the world, followed by the ancient Tangyud Monastery on the cliff overlooking a panoramic view of the valley. One catches a glimpse of the spiritual essence of Spiti there. The day ends in Kaza, where the remnant time for the day is spent lazily in a guesthouse, and visitors go about shopping around the local market to savor some authentic Spitian delicacies.

The journey starts in the early morning with tourists crossing through the beautiful Kunzum Pass at 4,551 meters. It is one of the most scenic passes, with some of the best glacier and snow-peak views, to explore one of the most beautiful roads in Spiti Valley. In any case, before starting on an onward journey toward Chandratal Lake, there is a regular visit to Kunzum Devi Temple by circling the shrine for good fortune. A breathtaking lake has been named sometimes as the "Lake of the Moon" for its crescent shape; it can only be reached by a short but adventurous off-road drive. The transparent waters of Chandratal mirror the mountains in a strangely beautiful landscape. A gentle trek along the lake is great for soaking in surreal beauty and snapping photographs at breathtaking angles. As there are no permanent hotels near Chandratal, an overnight stay is arranged in comfortable camps that provide a unique Himalayan camping experience. Day falls, and people sit across a bonfire. This sets the setting for a simplistic but fulfilling meal under the star-lit sky, listening to the travel stories of others.

The last stretch is a morning drive from Chandratal to Manali. En route, the isolated yet scenic Batal route takes the visitor along with it to relish a quick breakfast at the famed Chacha-Chachi Dhaba. People are famous for their warm hospitality. The drive continues through very testing terrain that Rohtang Pass tests, where stunning contrasts in landscape are visible barren mountains turning into lush green meadows as the visitor descends towards Manali. After reaching Manali, there is free time to do last-minute souvenir shopping or a quick stop at a warm café before reboarding the plane back to Bangalore. As this trip ends with a return journey from Bangalore to Lahaul Spiti, the traveler departs with memories to cherish, picture-perfect views, and an appreciation for the raw beauty and serenity of the Himalayas.
 
Lahaul Spiti's tour package from Bangalore encapsulates the breadth of a lifetime journey, a gateway to the virgin world of beauty, ancient culture, and spiritual calmness. From the isolated monasteries of Tabo to the high-altitude villages of Langza and the bewitching landscapes of Chandratal, every moment in Spiti Valley is the epitome of nature's splendor. 
Such contrast in fast-moving city life at Bangalore and undisturbed wilds at Spiti has added the specialty of this trip. It can be either crossing over the thrilling passes like Kunzum Pass or having a peaceful time at Spitian villages, and one cannot resist but just take delight in writing a postcard from the Hikkim Post Office. Begin this amazing Lahaul Spiti tour from Bangalore, and watch the magic of the Himalayas come alive before your eyes.