Drive the next morning directly from Shimla to Sarahan. The village is more or less a picture postcard where some of the best scenery in the world is claimed. Bhimakali Temple is a place that is said to be sacred. This temple holds great religious importance dedicated to the goddess Bhimakali which itself is an architectural splendor of the Himalayas. The road to Sarahan is equally interesting, where you continue this journey on this land through thickly forested valleys and snowy mountains. You can spend your evening walking around the village and unwinding in the cool breeze.

Drive into the Kinnaur Valley on day three of your journey towards Sangla. It is a nice place teeming with its orchards of apples, wooden houses, and panorama. It is one of the treasures in hideout points in the Himalayas, through which the valley flows with the Baspa River making the scenery beautiful. Here you will also find the Kamru Fort. The old structure provides panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. And, in Sangla, one finds such silence and peacefulness. The whole of these things makes the place the perfect destination to unstrap and connect to nature.

You would drive from Sangla to Kalpa. Kalpa is a small town that provides an excellent view of the Kinner Kailash range. Kalpa is one of those destinations that are quiet and perfect for relaxation. Here, you will see the Narayan-Nagini Temple and the Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Monastery, which talk about the spiritual aspect of the place. There, you could well watch the sun setting behind the peaks, which produce colors of sunset that will cast a sure-enchanting aura.

Nako is an altitude village, which borders both India and Tibet. It is accessed by a drive, here for a serene lake and ancient monasteries. Nako Monastery is said to have more than 1,000 years in the history of existence. As one of its interesting features was murals and spiritual characteristics, it deserves to be toured. Spend some time just walking around in the serene atmosphere of Nako Lake. The tiny village does provide a feel of how the local people survive in such solitary surroundings.

You will then drive to Spiti Valley to the largest town of the district: Kaza. On that drive, visit the Gue Monastery naturally mummified monastery housing a naturally preserved mummy of a Buddhist monk. Then, go through the local market in Kaza and meet those very warm individuals. From there, that is the base for exploring Spiti Valley.

The seventh day covers the wonder of Spiti. First, take one of the oldest and highly prized monasteries in that region Key Monastery. It is merely a place with hills on one side and where the valley stands; it therefore can supply a fabulous view. And head to Kibber, where landscapes with wildlife come forth. This would even allow the inclusion of fossil-rich territory in the villages of Langza and Hikkim as well as even a visit to the world's highest post office, which is at Hikkim.

The last day is characterized by a road tour from Kaza on Kunzum Pass, then on to Rohtang Pass. However, that day, you get to witness many beautiful sights of glaciers, rivers, and mountains. Having viewed Hadimba Temple, Mall Road in Manali, you return back to Varanasi to enjoy all the memories throughout your lifetime.

A Lahaul Spiti tour package from Varanasi will be an excellent combination of adventure, spirituality, and the beauty of nature. It will be an exclusive 8-day journey to one of the remotest and most beautiful regions in India, covering the serene landscapes of Sangla and Kalpa, the rugged terrains of Spiti, and much more. Either loneliness, adventure, or a journey within an ocean of culture makes it up. It is going to surely be a life experience that none of you people would ever remember for the rest of your lives. So, pack your bags and get set for this journey once in a lifetime to the Lahaul Spiti land.