Spiti Dreamscape- Wilderness India

30 Jun – 11 Jul ’26

Camp Date

12 days

Duration

There are places you visit… and then there are places that transform the way you see the world. Spiti Valley belongs to the latter.

Tucked away in the remote corners of Himachal, Spiti is a high-altitude desert where silence speaks louder than noise and every landscape feels like a masterpiece carved by time. Far from the chaos of city life, this journey takes you into a world of rugged mountains, endless valleys, and roads that test your spirit while rewarding you with views beyond imagination. Spiti—often referred to as the “Middle Land” between India and Tibet—stands apart for its dramatic terrain, serene monasteries, and thrilling road networks that attract travelers from across the world.

This journey is not just about reaching a destination; it is about experiencing the transition—from the lush greenery to the stark, awe-inspiring cold desert of Spiti. As you traverse through winding mountain roads, and drive alongside deep gorges and glacial rivers, every moment becomes a visual spectacle.

A key highlight of the experience is a visit to Key Monastery, one of the oldest and most prominent monasteries in the region, known for its architectural beauty and spiritual importance. The journey also includes visits to high-altitude villages such as Langza, Hikkim, and Komic, where travelers can experience the simplicity, resilience, and cultural richness of local communities. Another highlight is crossing the engineering marvel of Chicham Bridge, one of Asia’s highest suspension bridges, connecting remote Himalayan villages across a deep gorge.

Beyond its landmarks, Spiti is widely appreciated for its pristine environment, clear night skies, and opportunities for photography and quiet exploration. The region’s minimal commercial development allows for an authentic and immersive travel experience.

This trip is designed for travelers seeking a balanced journey that combines exploration, cultural insight, and comfort. With structured itineraries, proper acclimatization, and experienced trip support, it ensures a safe and enriching experience in one of the most remarkable regions of the Himalayas.

DATE	30 Jun – 11 Jul 2026 (Itinerary Option – 1)
PARTICIPANTS	30 to 35
FEES PER PERSON	Rs. 28,000/- Ex. Surat

Cancellation Policy:

Before 30 days of the departure date: 20% deduction from the total trek fees OR the paid amount can be adjusted against any other camp within 1 year from the date of cancellation.

Between 30 to 20 days of the departure date: 50% deduction from the total trek fees.
Within 20 days of the departure date: No refund will be provided.

Brochure

ITINERARY OPTION – 1

Day 1

Departure from Surat by 3 AC Train

Day 2

Reach Chandigarh by 11 AM, Depart for Shimla by Tempo traveler (115 Kms 4-5 Hrs), Hotel stay at Shimla.

Day 3

Shimla-Sangla-Rakchham (250 Kms, 8-9 Hrs.), Visit Chitkul village, Hotel Stay at Rakchham/Sangla.

Day 4

Rakchham to Kalpa (65 Kms, 3-4 Hrs.) -Kinnaur Kailash view, Roghi cliff view point

Day 5

Kalpa to Tabo (190 Kms, 7-8 Hrs.) -Khab Sangam Bridge, Gue Mummy Monastery, Nako lake and Monastery, village exploration.

6 & 7

Day 6 & 7

Tabo to Kaza (50 Kms, 3-4 Hrs.) -Dhankar monastery, acclimatization at high altitude, Explore Kaza market, Chicham Bridge, Tangyud monastery ruins, Langza village- Golden Buddha statue, Komik village, Hikkim village- Highest post office. (2 night Hotel stay at Kaza)

Day 8

Kaza to Chandrataal via Kunzum Pass at 15,000 Ft. (100 Kms, 3-4 Hrs) -Tent stay at Chandrataal

Day 9

Chandrataal to Manali via Atal Tunnel (110 Kms, 3-4 Hrs) -Hotel stay in Manali

Day 10

Explore Manali by own, off to Chandigarh by late evening/night.

Day 11

Chandigarh to Surat by 3AC train.

Day 12

Reach Surat with lovely memories.

ITINERARY OPTION – 2

Day 1

Departure from Surat by 3 AC Train

Day 2

Reach Chandigarh by 11 AM, Depart for Shimla by Tempo traveler (115 Kms 4-5 Hrs), Hotel stay at Shimla.

Day 3

Shimla to Sarahan drive (165 Kms, 6-7 Hrs.) -visit to Bhima Kali Temple, Bird Park, Hawa Ghar, Hotel stay.

Day 4

Sarahan-Sangla-Chitkul-Rakchham drive (101 Kms, 5-6 Hrs.) -visit to Baspa valley, view points, Jeori hot water spring.

Day 5

Rakchham to Tabo drive (205 Kms, 7-8 Hrs.), -Khab Sangam Bridge, Tabo lake and Monastery, village exploration.

6 & 7

Day 6 & 7

Drive to Kaza (50 Kms, 3-4 Hrs.) -Dhankar monastery, acclimatization at high altitude, Explore Kaza market, Chicham Bridge, Tangyud monastery ruins, Langza village- Golden Buddha statue, Komik village, Hikkim village- Highest post office. (2 night Hotel stay at Kaza).

Day 8

Kaza to Kalpa drive (230 Kms, 7-8 Hrs.) -Kinnaur Kailash view, Roghi cliff view point

Day 9

Kalpa to Shimla drive (240 Kms, 7-8 Hrs.) -Gue Mummy Monastery, Explore Mall road by own.

Day 10

Early morning Shimla to Delhi Railway Station (350 Kms, 7-8 Hrs.), at evening, Delhi to Surat by 3AC Train.

Day 11

Reach Surat with lovely memories.

Rucksack with rain-cover (56-60 Ltr.)
Daypack bag (20-30 Ltr.)
Water bottle (1 Normal, 1 insulated)
Sports/Trekking shoes
4-5 Trek pants
T-shirts (Full sleeve & Dri-Fit)
Thermal wear (Top-Bottom)
Fleece/Sweat T-shirt
Jacket, Windcheater
Raincoat/Poncho
Normal socks (full lenghth)
Woolen socks
Waterproof gloves
Hat/Cap
Woolen cap
Scarf/Bandana
Towel
UV Dark sunglasses with hard case
Sunscreen, Mosturizer
Head lamp/Torch -with extra batteries
Sandal/Floaters
Toiletries
Extra plastic bags
Powerbank
Dry snacks, Chocolates, Nuts, Tang, Electral powder
Original & photocopy of Aadhar card & Medical certificate
Cash
Mosquito repellent -Odomos
Personal medicine if any

Alcohol, smoking and chewing pan masala are strictly prohibited.
Stay for male and female are separate throughout the program.
Medical certificate, duly signed by MBBS doctor, is mandatory for participating in all the events.
Participation in any of the Himalayan trekking program require a level of fitness. One who is participating in any of such events should do a minimum of two weeks of preparation.
Participants should check “Things to Carry list” which includes all personal clothing and other trekking accessories.
Buying drugs or any illegal material is strictly prohibited. Participant found in possession of any of such items, will be detained and handed over to government authority.
Instructions from Guide should be strictly followed.
Do not bring any valuable to the camp. Binoculars and cameras to be brought at owners risk. It will be the personal responsibility of the participants to take care of their belongings.
Medical facility in the form of first-aid will be available and best care of the participants will be taken.
If you have a history of any communicable or infectious disease, please mention.
No refund will be made against cancellation.
No refund will be given in case the camp gets cancelled due to any unforeseen circumstances, act of God or force majeure. In this case, the amount will be adjusted in any other camp of wilderness India and can be used in 2 years from the date of cancelled camp.

INCLUSIONS:

Train journey 3AC, Surat to Chandigarh and return (Include only in Ex Surat package)
Transport/Travel (Chandigarh – Kaza – Manali & Back)
Accommodation (3/4 sharing, Hotel/Home stay & Tent)
Breakfast and Dinner (Day-2 Dinner to Day-10 breakfast)
Services of experts & certified mountaineer leader, guides, cook and helper.
Forest camping charges, fees, permit, Toll tax/ Driver fees

EXCLUSIONS: