Want to experience something extraordinary this winter? Then Spiti Valley is the place where you will experience snow covered valleys, frozen rivers, and peaceful monasteries creating a scene that feels straight out of a dream. Unlike any other season, our Winter Spiti package gives you a chance to see the raw, untouched beauty of the mountains, which initially turn the valley into a white wonderland. It is a journey in itself where silence speaks louder than words and every corner looks breathtakingly new.
With Capture A Trip winter Spiti Valley tour, you don’t just only travel, you live the adventure. From carefully curated itineraries to safe travel on the Shimla–Kinnaur route, every detail here is planned to make your journey smooth, comfortable, and unforgettable. Whether you choose a short or a long circuit winter Spiti trip packages, we bring together thrill, culture, and comfort in one perfect experience.
Highlights of the Winter Spiti Trip
Visit Chitkul, the last Indian village near the Indo-Tibet border.
Explore Tabo Monastery, a monastery over 1000 years old in Spiti.
Send a postcard to your loved one from Hikkim, the world’s highest post office.
Visit the iconic Key Monastery.
Walk across Chicham Bridge, the highest suspension bridge in Asia.
Overnight stay in Kalpa, with mesmerising views of Kinner Kailash peaks
Experience snowy landscapes, starlit skies & the raw beauty of Spiti in winter.
Attend the local festivals of Spiti, like the Losar Festival, the Tibetan New Year, and the Halda Festival.
Winter Spiti Valley Trip Cost
If you want to explore Winter Spiti then our Winter Spiti Valley trip is designed for you. It is budget-friendly while ensuring a comfortable travel experience. You can choose from the sharing option that matches your preference and pocket.
Triple Sharing: ₹ 18,999
Double Sharing: ₹ 20,999
Why Choose Capture A Trip for your Winter Spiti Valley Trip?
Wondering how to plan a spiti valley trip in winter? It can be challenging because of the extreme weather, high altitude, and limited accessibility. That is why choosing the right travel partner is important. With Capture A Trip, your winter Spiti tour becomes safe, fun, and hassle-free. Here is some more reasons why Capture A Trip is the best pick for your winter Spiti valley tour:
1. Expert Trip Leaders
Our leaders are experienced in handling high-altitude travel and know the exact winter Spiti routes that are safe and scenic.
2. Planned Itineraries Carefully
Each winter Spiti valley itinerary is designed to balance adventure and comfort, so you enjoy frozen lakes, monasteries, and snow villages without stress.
3. All-Inclusive Tour Packages
From transport to meals and stays, our winter Spiti packages include everything you need for a smooth journey.
4. High-Altitude Safety
We provide proper acclimatization, oxygen support, and constant guidance to make your winter Spiti valley trip safe and enjoyable.
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5. Community Vibe
Winter Spiti trip by Capture A Trip makes you travel with like-minded people, share experiences, and create memories that last forever.
Winter Spiti Group Tour
A group trip with Capture A Trip is all about exploring the new destinations with like-minded travelers with the same energy. Instead of planning on your own and taking stress from everything, you simply join a fixed departure where travel, stays, meals, and experiences are already curated for you. It takes away the stress of arrangements and adds the joy of being part of a fun travel community. You will bond with people coming from different places, share stories by the bonfire, explore hidden gems together, and create memories that feel like traveling with old friends. For solo travelers especially, group trips are a safer, budget-friendly, and exciting way to see the world without ever feeling alone.
Winter Spiti Road Trip
If you are one, who loves thrill and adventure, Capture A Trip offers epic 4x4 Spiti expeditions where the journey itself becomes the highlight. In the winter Spiti road trip you will experience the powerful ride in off-roading vehicles like Jeep or Jimny, specially built to handle rugged terrains, high mountain passes, and scenic offbeat trails. It is not about visiting Spiti, it is about the adventure of driving through winding roads, and feeling the raw beauty of nature by close. With expert trip leaders, safe vehicles, and well-planned routes, Capture A Trip makes sure your expedition is adventurous yet comfortable, giving you stories you’ll be proud to share.
Best Time for Your Winter Spiti 2025 Adventure
Planning your Winter Spiti Trip 2025 with Capture A Trip? We’ve got you covered with the month by month information, so you can choose the best time for your winter Spiti valley tour. Each month brings its own charm, and we make sure your experience is safe, smooth, and full of memories.
1. Spiti Valley in November
November marks the start of winter. The Spiti Valley temperature in November ranges between 0°C and 10°C in the day, dropping below freezing at night. Snowfall begins but isn’t as heavy yet, making it a good time for a budget-friendly Winter Spiti valley trip package.
2. Spiti Valley in December
Spiti Valley in December is peak winter. Only a few villages like Hikkim, Dhankar, and Lhalung remain accessible. The Spiti Valley temperature in December can range from -5°C to 5°C in the day and -15°C to -20°C at night. For those who want solitude, Spiti Valley in December is perfect because of fewer crowds. This is when Winter Spiti dates are most popular for offbeat travelers.
3. Spiti Valley in January
January is the coldest and off-season. Roads and passes like Kunzum and Rohtang remain closed. Day temperatures range between -10°C to 0°C, while nights temperature shift to -20°C or even -30°C. A Winter Spiti valley package in January is ideal for those seeking solitude and lower Winter Spiti valley trip cost.
4. Spiti Valley in February
February continues to be extremely cold and snowy. With temperatures similar to January, many areas remain cut off. However, Winter Spiti images captured during this month are some of the most breathtaking frozen waterfalls, snow-clad monasteries, peaceful villages and it’s the main reason to visit spiti valley in winters .
5. Spiti Valley in March
March marks the transition from winter to spring. The Spiti Valley temperature in March ranges from -5°C to 10°C, with snow still covering large parts of the valley. Fewer tourists visit during this time, making it a peaceful choice for your Winter Spiti tour package. Spiti Valley in March gives you a mix of snow and early spring landscapes, perfect for photographers and explorers.
6. Winter Spiti From Delhi
Capture A Trip offers convenient Pickup and Drop of points for the Winter Spiti from Delhi, so you don’t have to stress about where to start your journey. From there we take you smoothly on the Delhi–Shimla–Kinnaur–Kaza route, which is the only safe way to reach Spiti in winter. This journey covers around 720–730 km and usually takes 1-2 days to reach Spiti with overnight stays in the beautiful town Chitkul.
With Capture A Trip, everything is sorted for you from comfortable transport and cozy stays to meals and well-guided sightseeing. All you need to do is board the bus from Delhi and sit back peacefully, and now enjoy the views, and let us handle the rest.r2
Winter Spiti Valley Route
For the Winter Spiti Valley tour the best way to reach is via the road, as flights and trains only get you part of the way. Since the Manali route remains closed in winter, all Winter Spiti packages follow the Shimla–Kinnaur route, which is accessible even during the colder months.
1. By Road
Travelling via road is the most exciting and reliable way to plan a Winter Spiti tour. Capture A Trip follows the Shimla–Kinnaur route for all Winter Spiti packages, ensuring both safety and scenic beauty along the journey. So if you are the one who is travelling to Spiti from Delhi you can follow this route:
Winter Spiti Route: Delhi – Shimla – Chitkul – Kalpa – Tabo – Kaza – Key Monastery – Delhi
Distance: Approx 720–730 km
Travel Time: 2–3 days
Why Choose this Route: It remains open throughout the year, even in harsh winters, making it the only safe and accessible Winter Spiti route.
Note: The Manali–Rohtang Pass–Kunzum Pass–Kaza route is closed in winter due to heavy snowfall and roadblocks, and opens only during the summer months (June to September).
2. By Air
If taking a flight is the good option for you then it is helpful to know that the nearest airports to Spiti Valley are:
Chandigarh Airport (around 500 km from Kaza)
Bhuntar Airport, Kullu (about 250 km from Kaza)
From these airports, you’ll still need to continue your journey by road, as there are no direct flights to Spiti. For Winter Spiti packages, travelers usually prefer starting directly from Delhi or Chandigarh by road.
3. By Train
Take a train to Shimla and Chandigarh and from there, you can continue by road. If you have extra time it is advised to take a ride of the famous Kalka–Shimla toy train. The closest railway stations are:
Kalka Railway Station
Chandigarh Railway Station
Travel Tip: For your Winter Spiti trip package 2025, always stick to the Shimla route for a safe and smooth experience, as Capture A Trip carefully plans around road and weather conditions.
Places to Visit in Spiti Valley in Winter
If you’re planning with Winter Spiti Packages, here are the must-visit places in Spiti that make your winter Spiti valley trip unforgettable.
1. Key Monastery
The largest monastery in Winter Spiti and a true cultural gem. Covered in snow, it looks magical and also offers views of the frozen Spiti River. Inside, you will see old paintings, and scriptures that reflect the valley’s Buddhist heritage.
2. Dhankar Lake & Monastery
One of the most peaceful spots in Winter Spiti Valley. You can trek to the lake and enjoy the surrounding view of snow-capped mountains. The Dhankar Monastery which is nearby located is famous for its location above the lake and is full of ancient legends.
3. Komic Village
At nearly 18,000 ft, Komic is the highest motorable village in the world. Here you can sip tea at the highest café, interact with locals, and take in snowy mountain views, an unforgettable stop on your winter Spiti valley tour.
4. Hikkim Village
Home to the world’s highest post office! From here, you can send postcards to your loved ones during your winter Spiti tour. Fossil hunting is also popular here, adding a unique touch to your winter Spiti itinerary.
5. Langza Village
Known as the “Fossil Village,” Langza has marine fossils and a giant statue of Lord Buddha watching over the valley. A must to visit place on any Winter Spiti Packages plan.
6. Chicham Bridge
The highest suspension bridge in Asia, connecting Kibber and Chicham villages. Standing here gives you the best views of snow-covered landscapes, making it one of the top highlights of any winter Spiti valley trip.
7. Chandratal Lake
Called the “Moon Lake” because of its crescent shape. In Winter Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, the lake and its surroundings look like a frozen fairytale. Though tough to access in deep winter, it’s worth including in your Winter Spiti Packages if the route is open.
8. Tabo Monastery
This 1000 years old Tabo Monastery is often called the “Ajanta of the Himalayas.” With its ancient paintings, stupas, and spiritual vibes, it’s a must-visit stop on any winter Spiti valley tour.
Things To Do In Spiti in Winter
Spiti Valley in Winter is full of things to do in Spiti which offer unforgettable experiences that you can't miss during your Capture A Trip tour to create the memories of a lifetime:
1. Visit Ancient Monasteries
Discover the calm of centuries-old monasteries like Key, Dhankar, and Tabo.
2. Explore Pin Valley National Park
Spot rare Himalayan wildlife and enjoy the untouched beauty of this biosphere reserve.
3. Taste the Authentic Spitian Food
Relish hot momos, thukpa, butter tea, skyu, tingmo, and dried apricots to warm your soul.
4. Shop at Local Markets
Pick up handwoven woolens, ceramics, jewelry, and traditional art from Kaza and Keylong markets.
5. Stargaze & Camp Under the Sky
Experience magical nights in the camp surrounded by countless stars.
6. Attend the Local Festivals
Witness vibrant winter festivals like Losar, Gutor, Fagli, and Phulaich.
7. Enjoy Snow Adventures
Skiing, ice-skating, trekking, sledding, snowboarding, or ice climbing, Spiti winter has it all.
Things to carry on Winter Spiti Valley Trip
Follow our guidebook of things to carry for winter spiti below, to help you pack well for the challenging weather conditions of the Winter Spiti Valley trip:
Backpack – Lightweight, sturdy, waterproof.
Clothing – Quick-dry tees/pants + warm layers (thermals, sweaters, jackets, scarves, woolens).
Hygiene Kit – Soap, facewash, sanitizer, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, tissues, wet wipes.
Food & Water – Energy bars, dry snacks, water purifier/tablets, refillable bottles.
Cash & Cards – Carry extra cash; ATMs are rare in Spiti.
Medical Kit – Personal meds, first aid, bandages, painkillers, allergy meds.
Extra Batteries– Camera, extra batteries, memory cards, chargers, power bank, travel adaptor.
Footwear – Waterproof hiking/winter boots with good grip.
Outerwear – Waterproof/windproof jacket & trousers, rain cover.
Documents – ID proof, permits for restricted areas.
Travel Insurance – Covers medical, luggage, and travel emergencies.
