Kinnaur Spiti Tour Package from Delhi

Starting from Delhi? This 7 nights 8 days plan covers Shimla, Sangla, Kalpa, Kaza (Spiti Valley), Chandratal and Manali by private car from Delhi, with stays, sightseeing and the return drive.

  • 7N / 8D
  • Shimla (1N) + Sangla (1N) + Kalpa (1N) + Kaza (Spiti Valley) (2N) + Chandratal (1N) + Manali (1N)
  • Private car
  • Breakfast + dinner
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Kinnaur Spiti Tour Package from Delhi - Himachal Pradesh tour photo
Duration7 nights 8 days
RouteShimla, Sangla, Kalpa, Kaza (Spiti Valley), Chandratal and Manali
Starts fromDelhi (door-step)
Price from₹19,400 per person

About this package

Kinnaur Spiti Tour Package from Delhi is a 7 nights 8 days plan covering Shimla, Sangla, Kalpa, Kaza (Spiti Valley), Chandratal and Manali. Your stay includes rooms on twin sharing with breakfast and dinner, a private car for transfers and sightseeing, and a day-wise itinerary that you can change to suit your dates, group and budget. The trip starts and ends in Delhi with door-step pick-up, so you do not need to book separate tickets for the road journey. The Kinnaur road runs along the Sutlej river and is long and winding, so the plan keeps the drives realistic and the stays unhurried.

Shimla is the old summer capital of British India, and the Kinnaur road starts here and follows the Sutlej valley into the mountains. Sangla lies in the Baspa valley at about 2,680 m, with apple orchards, Kamru Fort and the road on to Chitkul, the last village on the river. Kalpa is a quiet Kinnaur village at about 2,960 m, known for its apple orchards, old temples and views of the Kinner Kailash range, and it is a gentle first step up in altitude.

Route at a glance

Where you stay, how long you drive between stops and what you see.

StopNightsDrive from previous stopMain sights
Shimla1startMall Road, The Ridge, Kufri and Jakhu Temple
Sangla19 to 10 hoursthe Baspa valley, Kamru Fort and the road to Chitkul
Kalpa12 to 3 hoursKinner Kailash views, apple orchards and a gentle first step up in altitude
Kaza (Spiti Valley)28 to 9 hoursKey Monastery, Kibber, Langza, Hikkim and Komic, the high villages of Spiti
Chandratal14 to 5 hoursthe Moon Lake at about 4,300 m, with a night in camp (summer only)
Manali16 to 7 hoursSolang Valley, Hadimba Temple, Old Manali and the Atal Tunnel

Trip highlights

  • Shimla: Mall Road, The Ridge, Kufri and Jakhu Temple
  • Sangla: the Baspa valley, Kamru Fort and the road to Chitkul
  • Kalpa: Kinner Kailash views, apple orchards and a gentle first step up in altitude
  • Kaza: Key Monastery, Kibber, Langza, Hikkim and Komic, the high villages of Spiti
  • Chandratal: the Moon Lake at about 4,300 m, with a night in camp (summer only)
  • Manali: Solang Valley, Hadimba Temple, Old Manali and the Atal Tunnel
  • Hotel stay, breakfast, dinner and a private car included

Day-wise itinerary

7 nights 8 days: Shimla (1N) + Sangla (1N) + Kalpa (1N) + Kaza (Spiti Valley) (2N) + Chandratal (1N) + Manali (1N). Tap a day to open it.

Day 1 Delhi to Shimla

Early-morning pick-up from Delhi (hotel, railway station or airport). Drive via Panipat, Ambala and Chandigarh to Shimla, about 8 to 9 hours with breaks. Check in and rest. Evening walk on Mall Road, Scandal Point, The Ridge and Christ Church.

Day 2 Shimla to Sangla via Narkanda

Early start for a long drive of about 9 to 10 hours (roughly 230 km) via Narkanda, Rampur and Karcham, then up the Baspa valley to Sangla, with meal stops. Check in and rest. Evening walk by the Baspa river and through the village lanes, with snow peaks around the valley.

Day 3 Sangla to Kalpa via Karcham

Check out after breakfast and drive about 2 to 3 hours (roughly 55 km) via Karcham to Kalpa. Check in and rest. Evening walk through the village lanes and apple orchards, with views of the Kinner Kailash range when the sky is clear.

Day 4 Kalpa to Kaza via Nako and Tabo

Long day of about 8 to 9 hours through the dry Kinnaur and Spiti landscape, with stops at Nako Lake and Tabo Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the region. Reach Kaza by evening, check in and rest. Short walk in Kaza town and an early night to adjust to the altitude.

Day 5 Langza, Hikkim, Komic, Key Monastery and Kibber

Early start for a full day in the high villages: Langza and its Buddha statue, the Hikkim post office and Komic, then Key Monastery, Kibber village and the Chicham bridge on the way back. It is a long day at altitude, so we go slowly with tea and rest stops. Ask for a longer plan if you want a gentler pace and a separate Dhankar and Pin Valley day.

Day 6 Kaza to Chandratal via Kunzum Pass

Drive from Kaza over the Kunzum Pass (about 4,550 m) to Batal and the Chandratal campsite, about 4 to 5 hours on rough road. Stop at the Kunzum temple on the way. Overnight in a camp near the lake (tents with beds and blankets; nights are near freezing). Walk to the lake and watch the light change on the water, then a cold, clear night in camp.

Day 7 Chandratal to Manali

Morning at the lake, then drive back via Batal, Gramphu and the Atal Tunnel, about 6 to 7 hours on rough then smooth road. Reach Manali by evening, check in and rest. Evening at Mall Road and the Tibetan market.

Day 8 Return to Delhi

Early breakfast and check-out, then the long drive back to Delhi (about 12 to 14 hours with breaks). Reach Delhi by late evening and drop at your hotel, station or airport. Please book onward tickets for the next day.

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Roads and seasons on this route

Kinnaur can be visited much of the year, but the road is the main thing to plan around.

RouteUsually openNotes
Shimla to Kalpa, Sangla and Chitkul (Kinnaur)Most of the yearThe highway follows the Sutlej valley and has landslide-prone stretches in July and August, and snow can close it for a day or more in winter
Kaza and Spiti (from Kalpa)Most of the year via Nako and TaboVery cold in winter, and some stretches can close after snow
Chandratal and the Kunzum PassAbout June to SeptemberA rough road that is snowbound outside the season

This plan includes Chandratal, so it runs only when the Kunzum road is open. Outside the season we run the Kinnaur and Spiti plan out and back through Kinnaur instead. Road dates change every year, so message us your travel dates and we confirm the current status before you book.

Package price and stay options

Prices are indicative, per person, for two adults sharing a room, with stay, breakfast and dinner, and a private car for transfers and sightseeing. The price includes Delhi pick-up and drop by private car. Final price depends on travel dates, stay level and group size.

By stay level

Stay levelPer personPer couple (2 adults)
Budget: basic 2-star homestays or guesthouses₹19,400₹38,800
Standard: better hotels and homestays (most popular)₹25,300₹50,600
Premium: the best available hotels₹37,100₹74,200

By group size

Group sizePer person (standard)
2 travellers₹25,300
4 travellers₹23,800
6 travellers₹22,800
10+ travellers₹21,800

Peak season (April to June, September to October and long weekends) is usually more expensive, and the quiet months are usually cheaper. Message us your dates on WhatsApp for today's exact price.

From Kinnaur into Spiti: how the road works

StretchUsual drive timeWhat to know
Shimla to Sangla9 to 10 hoursA long first day to reach the Baspa valley
Sangla to Kalpa2 to 3 hoursA short day, good for rest and Kinner Kailash views
Kalpa to Kaza8 to 9 hoursVia Nako Lake and Tabo Monastery into Spiti
Kaza to Chandratal4 to 5 hoursOver the Kunzum Pass, usually open from about June to October
Chandratal to Manali6 to 7 hoursThrough Batal and the Atal Tunnel

Outside the Kunzum season we run the same plan out and back through Kinnaur, usually at a similar price. See also Spiti Valley tour itinerary from Shimla.

Package inclusions and exclusions

Price includes

  • Hotel stay for the nights in the itinerary, on twin sharing (an extra bed is possible for a third person)
  • Daily breakfast and dinner at the hotel (MAP meal plan)
  • Private AC car for pick-up, drop and sightseeing as per the itinerary: sedan for 2 to 3 people, SUV for 4 to 6, tempo traveller for larger groups
  • Delhi pick-up and drop by private car (door-step, or station or airport on request)
  • Driver allowance, fuel, toll tax and parking charges
  • Sightseeing as listed in the day-wise itinerary
  • Our representative's help on the phone and on WhatsApp during the trip
  • One night in a tent camp at Chandratal, with dinner and breakfast

Price does not include

  • Flight, train and bus tickets, unless the plan says otherwise
  • Lunch, snacks, drinks and personal expenses
  • Entry tickets, monastery and camera fees, and any optional activity
  • Permits for foreign nationals and any special permit, when applicable
  • Altitude medicine, oxygen and any medical cost
  • Travel insurance, and extra nights or costs caused by landslides, snow or road closures
  • Anything not mentioned under inclusions

How to reach Kinnaur from Delhi

Getting there

Delhi is the main gateway: Volvo buses, private cars and the Kalka Shatabdi all run from here.

Guests from Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Gurgaon can be picked up at their door-step; Delhi to Shimla is about 8 to 9 hours. Overnight buses also run from Delhi to Shimla, but tickets are extra, so check the operator.

What this price covers

  • Land package in Himachal, with stays, private car and sightseeing
  • Pick-up at Shimla is included; other pick-up points are an add-on (table below)
  • Your flight, train or bus fare from Delhi is extra, and we can help you book

Ways to reach from Delhi

OptionJourneyGood for
Flight to Chandigarh or Delhi, then private carflight plus 4 to 9 hours by roadMost travellers; the easiest way to start the land package
Train to Delhi, Chandigarh or Kalka, then cartrain plus roadTravellers who prefer trains or want to save on airfare
Flight to Shimla (Alliance Air, limited days)short flight plus a short transferThose short on time; flights run only on some days, so check the schedule
Direct car pick-up from Delhiquoted by distanceNearby cities and groups who want one vehicle all the way

Pick-up options and price add-on

Pick-up pointExtra on package price (per person)
Shimla (land package)no extra
Chandigarh (airport, station or hotel)about ₹1,500
Delhi (door-step, station or airport)about ₹2,500
Direct from Delhiquoted on request, by distance

Other packages from Delhi: Manali Tour Package from Delhi · Spiti Valley Tour Packages from Delhi · Shimla Kullu Manali Tour Package from Delhi

Altitude and your health

Heights are approximate. Kinnaur gains height in steps, which helps the body get used to it.

PlaceApproximate height
Shimlaabout 2,200 m
Sanglaabout 2,680 m
Kalpaabout 2,960 m
Chitkul (day trip)about 3,450 m
Kazaabout 3,800 m
Manaliabout 2,050 m
Chandratalabout 4,300 m
Kunzum Passabout 4,550 m
  • Take the first day at Kalpa and Sangla slowly, drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol and heavy meals on arrival at height
  • Headache, nausea, unusual breathlessness or poor sleep can be signs of altitude sickness, so tell your driver early and do not climb higher if you feel worse
  • Ask your doctor before you travel, and check first if you have heart, lung or blood pressure problems
  • Children, elders and anyone unwell should take a slower plan with an extra night

Where you will stay

Stays in Kinnaur are simpler than in Shimla or Manali, and good rooms are limited in the valley. Areas are indicative and the exact property is confirmed at booking.

Stay levelWhat to expect
BudgetHomestays and guesthouses with clean, basic rooms; bathrooms and hot water can be simple
Standard (most popular)Better hotels and homestays with attached bathrooms, and a room heater or wood stove when cold
PremiumThe best hotels and resorts available at each stop; still simpler than similar hotels in Shimla or Manali

Usual areas: Shimla: Mall Road side, Chhota Shimla, Kufri road; Sangla: Sangla village, riverside and orchard stays; Kalpa: Kalpa and Reckong Peo side, rooms with Kinner Kailash views where available; Kaza (Spiti Valley): Kaza town, near the main market; Chandratal: Campsite near the lake (tents); Manali: Old Manali, Aleo, Mall Road side, Prini.

Best time to travel

  • Shimla: Shimla is pleasant from March to June and September to November. December to February is cold, with a chance of snow (not guaranteed).
  • Sangla: Sangla and Chitkul are best from April to June and from September to November. Winters bring heavy snow and road closures.
  • Kalpa: Kalpa is pleasant from March to June and from September to November. Winters are cold, with heavy snow possible.
  • Kaza (Spiti Valley): Kaza is best from June to October, when both the Manali and Shimla roads are usually open. In winter it can be reached only from the Shimla side through Kinnaur, depending on snow, and nights are well below freezing.
  • Chandratal: Chandratal can be reached roughly from June to September, when the Kunzum road is open. It is snowbound and closed in winter.
  • Manali: Manali is green and pleasant from March to June, snowy from December to February, and best avoided in heavy monsoon (July-August) because of landslide risk.
SeasonMonthsWhat to expect
Spring and summerApril to JuneThe most comfortable months in Kalpa, Sangla and Chitkul, with apple blossom in spring. The busiest time, so book early.
MonsoonJuly to AugustRain and a higher chance of landslides on the highway. The Kinner Kailash yatra runs in this window.
AutumnSeptember to NovemberClear skies, golden valleys and apple harvest, with cooler nights.
WinterDecember to MarchCold, with snow around Kalpa, Sangla and Chitkul, and some roads closed for days. Limited stays are open.

Travel tips for Kinnaur

  • Carry warm layers even in summer, because nights at Kalpa and Sangla are cold, plus sunscreen, sunglasses and lip balm for the strong sun
  • Carry a valid photo ID for every traveller, and enough cash, because ATMs in the valley can run out of cash and cards are not accepted everywhere
  • Mobile networks are patchy in Kinnaur, so tell family your plan and download offline maps before you leave
  • Mountain roads wind a lot, so carry motion-sickness tablets and some snacks and water for the long drive days
  • Keep one spare day in your plan, because landslides, snow or a damaged road can delay the journey
  • Foreign nationals should check the current permit rules for Kinnaur and Spiti before travelling
  • Packing light helps, because rooms are small and the drives are long

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the Kinnaur Spiti Tour Package from Delhi?

Indicative prices are ₹19,400 per person for budget stays, ₹25,300 for standard stays and ₹37,100 for premium stays, for two adults sharing a room. The final quote depends on your dates, stay level and group size, so message us on WhatsApp for today's price.

How do I reach Kinnaur from Delhi?

Delhi is the main gateway: Volvo buses, private cars and the Kalka Shatabdi all run from here. Chandigarh to Shimla takes about 3.5 to 4 hours by road and Delhi to Shimla about 8 to 9 hours, and from Shimla the road runs on to Kalpa.

What is included in this package?

Stay on twin sharing, daily breakfast and dinner, a private car for transfers and sightseeing, and driver allowance, fuel, toll and parking. Lunch, entry and monastery fees, activities, permits and personal expenses are extra. Delhi pick-up and drop by private car is also included.

How many days are enough for Kinnaur?

This plan uses 7 nights 8 days. The Shimla to Kalpa drive alone takes 8 to 9 hours, so Kinnaur is best with at least 5 nights. Ask us for a shorter or longer version.

What is the best time to visit Kinnaur?

April to June and September to November are the most comfortable months. July and August bring rain and a higher chance of landslides on the highway, and from December to March it is cold, with snow around Kalpa, Sangla and Chitkul and some roads closed.

How long is the drive from Shimla to Kalpa?

About 8 to 9 hours with stops, so it is a full day on the road. We start early and plan the stops for tea and lunch.

How high is Kalpa, and what about altitude sickness?

Kalpa is at about 2,960 m and Chitkul at about 3,450 m. Take the first day slowly, drink plenty of water and tell your driver at once if you feel unwell. Check with your doctor first if you have heart, lung or blood pressure problems.

Will the itinerary change with road conditions?

Yes. The Kinnaur highway passes through landslide-prone stretches, so the order of days can change. We keep to the safest option and tell you in advance.

Can the itinerary or stays be changed?

Yes. Every plan is flexible. Tell us your dates, group size and budget and we will adjust the stays, nights and sightseeing.

Are ATMs and mobile networks available in Kinnaur?

There are a few ATMs at Reckong Peo and Rampur, but they can run out of cash, so carry enough cash. Mobile networks are patchy in the valley.

Is Chitkul included?

Yes. Chitkul is covered as a day trip from Sangla, about 1.5 hours each way, with time by the river and in the village. The road can close after heavy rain or snow.

Is this plan only open in summer?

The Kinnaur and Kaza part runs most of the year, though winter is cold and snow can close roads. Chandratal and the Kunzum Pass road are open only from about June to September, and outside that time we run the plan out and back through Kinnaur.

How long is the drive from Delhi?

Delhi to Shimla is about 8 to 9 hours with breaks. We start early and plan meal stops, and we can add a night on the way if you prefer shorter days.

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