INTRODUCTION:-
Spiti Valley is an uninhabited desert in the far reaches in Himachal Pradesh.While Himachal is known for its lush greenery, you won’t see any or any of that in Spiti.However you’ll be able to see beautiful landscapes and stunning monasteries.This Spiti Valley itinerary focuses on the practical aspects of traveling from Delhi to Spiti from Delhi.You’ll get the details about planning your visit to Spiti Valley as well as the most suitable Spiti Valley schedule for eight days that will cover all the main places of interest.
THE BEST TIMES TO VISIT SPITI VALLEY:
From April to June: This is the ideal season when you can visit Spiti Valley.The snow has gone away and summer is just about to begin. There are a lot of cyclists and commuters during this time.
FROM JULY – AUGUST:
Although there isn’t any rain in Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh is in the monsoon seasons due to which frequent floods and landslides will likely to happen in the nearby places.It is recommended to stay clear of travel during this season.
FROM SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER
September is the best time to go to Spiti Valley.There isn’t any snow or rain when compared to summer and the amount of visitors are less.However,keep the fact that winter may begin in Spiti at any time in October.The road that connects Manali and Kaza is closed when it snows, and you be required to travel through Shimla. The road that connects Shimla to Kaza is open.
NOVEMBER-MARCH:-
The winter months are here that are in Spiti Valley.There are going to be plenty of snowfall. The route from Manali through Kaza will be closed , and only a few people will be visible. If you’re a challenger, you could go to Spiti during the time.
HOW TO REACH SPITI
There are two methods of getting into Spiti Valley – via Shimla or via Manali.Take an examination of the advantages and disadvantages of going to Spiti from these cities:
SHIMLA TO SPITI VALLEY(-)
It’s a long distance when compared to Manali however it is open all year.Also,the benefit is that you can go to Kinnaur Valley on your way from Shimla. Kalpa Chitkul, in particular, are two spots that should not be missed.The most significant benefit for me was the fact that when you travel to Spiti Valley from Shimla and then uphill slowly. Shimla is situated at an altitude of 2276m, Kalpa 2960 meters, Chitkul 3480 m and lastly Kaza (in Spiti) 3800 meters over sea level.Kalpa 2960 meters, Chitkul 3480 meters and lastly Kaza (in Spiti) 3800 meters. A climb that is sudden and steep can result in the AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) but a journey between Shimla to Spiti will help you avoid it.
MANALI TO SPITI VALEY”
The journey between Manali towards Kaza is less arduous than the one to Shimla, but the road’s condition is dire.In reality, most parts don’t actually have roads.There are only mountains and plenty in water crossings.There there are 2 passes along the way: Rohtang Pass and Kunzum Pass which close the time of snowfall.So you must pay attention to the conditions. conditions.Another negative aspect to this road is that it has the issue of AIIMS.You can cover the distance of 2050m from 3800 to 2050 meters over ten hours.Some individuals may be suffering from the issue. If you make a stop in Chandratal, you can expect to be 4250 meters.On reaching this height from Manali there are a lot of people develop AMS.Make sure your bicycle or vehicle is in good shape and you’re ready for the incredibly gorgeous road between Manali towards Spiti valley.
DELHI TO SPITIVALLEY•
It is likely that you’ll start your journey towards Spiti Valley by way of Delhi.You
There are two options for you to travel either to Shimla as well as Manali.There are buses that run overnight for both of these cities.Shimla additionally has an railway station as well as an airport.If you are short on time, take one of the buses that overnight between Delhi up to Manali and travel to Spiti.However,if you’re looking to plan an affordable trip in 7-10 days, you can you can travel via Delhi towards Spiti Valley by Shimla.
WHAT SHOULD YOU BACKPACK FOR SPITI VALLEYS:
What you should bring to Spiti Valley will depend on the season the time you go to Spiti. If you’re going to Spiti in April, it could be quite cold as the snow is been melted. melted.You are required to wear the warmth of a sweater as well as a lightweight jacket.A regular T-shirt should be perfect from May through August.September could be quite cold, so make sure to check again.Carry an extra jacket and sweater. However, if you’re planning to visit Spiti Valley in winter from October to March, you must be well-prepared to face snow.Keep on your toes that Spiti is an extremely cold desert.The landscape is rough and there’s a lot of dust floating in the air.Cover your body with long-sleeved clothes and jeans or pants that go to the ankle.Carry an eye mask or purchase one at the local shop.It is recommended to bring some snacks that are dry in the event that your vehicle fails to start in the Manali-Kaza section, or you encounter an avalanche in the section Shimla-Kaza.
