Leaving Manali very early, the distance is about 200 kilometers to Kaza. This road takes you through Atal Tunnel, Koksar, and a few more tough passes on Kunzum. The Kunzum Pass is at about 4,551 meters and with time, it gives a view of the distant peaks and glaciers. Pass through the traditional houses of Spitian, i.e. Losar village; then reach the Kaza administrative headquarters of the Spiti Valley. Spend the night here and rest after that long journey.

The same day is devoted to the visit to Key Monastery a local tour to Kibber Village and viewing Chicham Bridge.
 First, the key monastery is the largest and the oldest in Spiti perched on a hill with fabulous valley views. Kibber Village was once the 'highest motorable village around the globe'. The first is popular for its wildlife, and the second is houses on stilts. Just a short drive from Kibber, one would reach the Chicham Bridge, Asia's highest suspension bridge that bridges a gorge. Return to Kaza to spend the night.

Visit some of the world's highest-inhabited villages on this day. Start with Langza, famous for its giant Buddha statue and marine fossils. Then, there is Hikkim, where one can send a postcard from the world's highest post office, a memory to never forget. Komic Village is said to be the world's highest motorable village, offering an overview and glimpse into the hardships of living conditions. Spend an overnight in Kaza.

Chandratal Lake is the most famous because it is called the "Moon Lake" because of its crescent shape. The road takes one back over the Kunzum Pass, and from there one has to trek for a little time to reach the lake. The crystal-clear waters of Chandratal reflect the Himalayan peaks on every side, and the place seems surreal and serene. Camp near these campsites and spend an overnight in this star-studded sky amidst raw beauty.

Leave very early from Chandratal Lake towards Chandigarh. On the way to Chandigarh, this road passes from the famous Rohtang Pass giving scenes of white-sheeted lands beside panoramic views of the wide expanse of the land, while in leaving towards Manali and subsequently towards Chandigarh, a change in the landscape reminds one of every other variant of landscape one might have crossed on the way. 
 
The Chandigarh to Lahaul Spiti Tour package is complete on all parameters from learning cultures to nature's marvels to journeys that would simply thrill any adventurous soul through some of India's most distant but beautiful landscapes. This has something exciting and rewarding to offer to both the nature lover, the cultural discoverer, and an adventure-seeker.