Manali Spiti Tour Packages

Day 1 — Manali to Kaza via Atal Tunnel and Kunzum Pass

Distance: 185 km | 8-9 hours

The Route: Pickup from the hotel/ bus stand from the Manali in the very early morning (5-6 am) and proceeds to Kaza via Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel, Kokksar, Gramphu, Chhatru and Batal, Kuzum Pass and Losar.

The Challenge:The 60 km stretch from Gramphu to Batal is a rugged, unpaved boulder track. After a quick stop at Batal (Chacha Chachi Chandra Dhaba), you will climb the mighty Kunzum Pass (15,060 ft) before descending into Losar and finally reaching Kaza.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Kaza (11,980 ft).

Day 2 — Kaza to the Highest Villages (Hikkim, Langza, Komic)

Distance / Time: ~60 km | 4–5 hours sightseeing

Langza: Famous for its massive, iconic golden Buddha statue looking over the valley and prehistoric marine fossils.

Hikkim: Home to the Highest Post Office in the World (14,400 ft). Bring some postcards and stamps to mail to your loved ones!

Komic: One of the highest inhabited villages in the world accessible by a motorable road (15,027 ft). Visit the ancient Lundup Tsemo Gompa monastery.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Kaza.

Day 3 — Kaza to Key Monastery, Kibber, Chicham Bridge, Dhankar and Tabo Manastery

Distance / Time: ~120 km | 4–5 hours sightseeing

Key Monastery: The largest, most postcard-perfect fortress monastery in Spiti, cascading down a conical hill.

Kibber Village: A stunning, whitewashed village surrounded by lush barley fields.

Chicham Bridge: Suspending over a deep 1,000-foot gorge, this is Asia’s highest suspension bridge.

Dhankar Monastery: Dhankar Monastery is famous for its dramatic, gravity-defying location, perched on a sheer sandstone cliff in India's Spiti Valley. Dating back over 1,000 years, it was once the capital of the Spiti Kingdom and serves as a vital repository of ancient Buddhist art and architecture.

Tabo Monastery: Tabo Monastery is the oldest continuously operating Buddhist enclave in both India and the Himalayas. Often called the "Ajanta of the Himalayas," it was founded in 996 CE and is globally renowned for its thousand-year-old earthen architecture, intricate mud-plaster frescoes, and priceless collections of ancient thankas

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Kaza.

Day 4 — Kaza to Chandratal Lake (The Moon Lake)

Distance / Time: ~100 km | 4–5 hours sightseeing

The Route Head back towards Manali, crossing Kunzum Pass once more. Take the narrow, rugged 14 km diversion from Batal to reach Chandratal.

The Experience: Park the vehicle and take the scenic, flat 1 km walk to the edge of the crescent-shaped lake. Watch the crystal-clear water change colors from deep sapphire to turquoise under the mountain sun.

Overnight stay at the camps in Chandratal

Day 5 — Chandratal Lake to Manali

Distance / Time: ~115 km | 6–7 hours

The Route: Trace your way back from Chandratal to Batal, and navigate the bumpy Gramphu-Batal stretch one last time. Pass back through the Atal Tunnel and descend into the lush green landscape of Manali.

Reach Manali by evening and drop at the hotel or bus stand.