Spiti Biking Adventure
Tour Overview
A scenic and adventurous road trip from Delhi to Spiti Valley via the beautiful Kinnaur route. This journey covers lush valleys, high-altitude villages, ancient monasteries, and the iconic Chandratal Lake, offering a perfect blend of culture, nature, and thrill.
Tour Highlights
- Explore India’s last village – Chitkul
- Visit high-altitude villages: Hikkim, Komic & Langza
- Experience Key Monastery & Spiti culture
- Camp under the stars at Chandratal LakeDrive through the iconic Kinnaur & Spiti routes
Itinerary
Day 0 – Transfer from Delhi to Aut
• Evening departure from Delhi in a comfortable vehicle • Overnight journey towards Aut (Himachal Pradesh) • Brief stops for dinner and refreshments • Enjoy scenic night drive through hills
Day 1 – Pick up - Aut to Gushaini
• Morning arrival at Aut & transfer to Gushaini • Check-in to riverside stay near Tirthan Valley • Leisure time to relax and explore surroundings • Short walk by the river or village exploration • Overnight stay at Gushaini
Day 2 – Departure to Chitkul via Kinnaur Valley.
• Early breakfast and departure towards Chitkul • Drive through scenic Kinnaur Valley & Sutlej River • Visit Sangla Valley en route • Reach Chitkul (last inhabited village near Indo-Tibet border) • Overnight stay in Chitkul
Day 3 – Explore Chitkul - Transfer to Kalpa.
• Morning exploration of Chitkul village • Enjoy views of Baspa River & snow-capped peaks • Drive towards Kalpa via Reckong Peo • Witness stunning views of Kinnaur Kailash range • Overnight stay at Kalpa
Day 4 – Transfer from Kalpa to Kaza via Nako - Tabo - Ka loops.
• Early departure towards Kaza • Visit Nako Lake and village • Explore Tabo Monastery (Ajanta of Himalayas) • Experience thrilling Ka Loops drive • Overnight stay at Kaza
Day 5 – Visit Key Monastery - Hikkim - Komic - Langza.
• Visit Key Monastery (largest monastery in Spiti) • Travel to Hikkim (world’s highest post office) • Explore Komic (one of the highest villages) • Visit Langza village (fossil hunting & Buddha statue) • Return to Kaza for overnight stay
Day 6 – Depart for Chandra Taal - Overnight stay at Chandra Taal
• Morning departure towards Chandratal Lake • Cross Kunzum Pass (weather permitting) • Reach Chandratal campsite • Short trek to the lake • Overnight stay in camps under the sky
Day 7 – Depart for Manali - Old Manali café crawl .
• Early departure towards Manali • Cross Batal & Atal Tunnel route • Reach Manali by afternoon • Explore Old Manali cafés • Overnight stay at Manali
Day 8 – Departure from Manali to Delhi
• Morning departure from Manali • Drive back to Delhi • Stops for meals & refreshments • Evening/night arrival in Delhi
What's included
- Volvo transfer from Delhi to Manali & back ( Not included for self bike option).
- Accommodation (Hotel / Homestay / Camps)
- Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
- Volvo transfer from Delhi to Manali & back ( Not included for self bike option).
- Bike Rent for 7 days (for biking option) @extra bike cost
- Fuel Expenses for the bike from Manali to Manali
- Entire travel from Aut to Manali by tempo traveler/cab (For Tempo Traveler Option)
- Experienced driver & vehicle
- Mechanical Backup
- All sightseeing as per itinerary Basic first aid support
What's not included
- Any personal expenses (shopping, tips, etc.)
- Lunch & snacks
- Entry tickets, permits & activities not mentioned
- Travel insuranceAny cost arising due to weather, roadblock, or delays
Frequently Asked Questions
The package typically includes accommodation, daily breakfast and dinner (as per itinerary), Royal Enfield bike (if selected), fuel, experienced road captain, backup vehicle, mechanic support, permits, and sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary.
The tour covers Delhi, Gushaini, Chitkul, Kalpa, Nako, Tabo, Kaza, Key Monastery, Hikkim, Langza, Chicham Bridge, Chandratal Lake, Atal Tunnel, and Manali, depending on the final itinerary.
The ideal season is June to September, when most roads and high mountain passes are open and weather conditions are generally favorable for riding.
You should carry a valid government-issued photo ID, a valid motorcycle driving licence, passport-size photographs, and any permits required for restricted areas (if applicable).
Yes. A backup support vehicle, experienced mechanic, first-aid kit, and tour captain accompany the group throughout the journey to ensure a safe and hassle-free experience