[2025 Lahaul And Spiti Attraction] Travel Guide for Spiti Valley (Updated May)

#postandearn Some places take your breath away — vast meadows, golden beaches, towering mountains, and sunsets that paint the sky. But none of it feels truly complete until you’re experiencing it with the person you love. It’s in the quiet handholds, shared smiles, and laughter echoing in the hills. It’s watching the sun dip below the horizon, knowing you’re exactly where you’re meant to be. These moments become memories, and these memories become the stories we’ll hold close forever. Here’s to more skies, more walks, more pauses — and always, to love being the best view of all.

#postandearn#travel #naturalwonders #Mountain Walking across Asia’s highest suspension bridge at Chicham, posting a letter from the world’s highest post office in Hikkim, and sitting in silence at Key Monastery. Every stop here feels like a story, a breath, a memory

#aprilblooms Spiti you beauty. Here is our itinerary - Jaipur– Starting point of the journey from the Pink City. -Narkanda– A peaceful hill town known for Hatu Peak and apple orchards. - Sarahan– Home to the ancient Bhimakali Temple with stunning mountain views. - Sangla– A scenic valley by the Baspa River with pine forests and wooden homes. - Chitkul– The last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border. - Kalpa– Offers majestic views of the Kinnaur Kailash range. - Nako– A high-altitude village with a serene lake and monastery. - Gue– Known for the naturally preserved 500-year-old mummy of a lama. - Tabo– Famous for the ancient Tabo Monastery, often called the “Ajanta of the Himalayas.” - Dhankar– Cliffside monastery overlooking the Spiti-Pin river confluence. - Pin Valley– A green contrast in Spiti known for its national park and remote villages. - Kaza– Main town and hub of Spiti with markets, cafés, and local culture. - Key– Iconic hilltop monastery with panoramic valley views. - Kibber– One of the highest motorable villages in the world. - Hikkim – Home to the world’s highest post office. - Komic– The world’s highest village connected by a motorable road. - Langza– Fossil-rich village overlooked by a giant Buddha statue. - Chandratal– A moon-shaped alpine lake (accessible only if the snow route is open). - Manal– Hill station offering a refreshing end to the Spiti journey. - Jaipur– Return to base with memories from the mountains.

#winterspiti Winter Spiti at its glory

we travelled for 5 days in a jeep in #spitivalley. the valley is beautiful, has many scenic views, and some records (like the world's highest #post office, in which you can send a #postcard home). one of the nicest things to do is to stroll in the local villages, get to know the people, etc. I highly recommend using a jeep, and not self driving (which looks incredibly hard) and not #hitchhike which is hard in the extreme weather. one should be very careful over the chances of having altitude sickness, as it can definitely ruin your trip.

I had been planning a trip to Northern India for a long time and many people told me that I should really visit Spiti Valley, so that's what I did! I took a 12-hour bus ride from Delhi to Manali, also called the gateway to the Himalayas. It's an awesome place where any backpacker/traveller can get whatever he likes; shopping, Asian and Western food etc. After spending two days here it was time to continue to Kaza, the capital city of the Spiti Valley. I went to the local bus station (go early in the morning to get front seats!) to get my tickets. It was a long, uncomfortable road trip, over the Kunzum Pass, but every bit of it was worth it! I saw landscapes I had never seen before, breathtaking! And the people, who are mostly Buddhists in this region, are so special and friendly. I made a a lot of local friends and this is a memory which will always stay in my heart. I made side trips in the area around Kaza, including to the Highest Post Office in the world, from where you can send postcards back to your family at home. Fun! Spiti Valley is simply awesome and you should see it with your own eyes! #spitivalley #himalayas #tripmoments