The ideal winter season for Spiti is December to February, when the landscape turns completely white. For festive travel, fixed departures from December 20 to December 31 (2025) are most popular.

Yes. The Shimla → Kaza route stays open year-round, allowing access to Kaza, Kibber, Langza, and nearby villages. The Manali route remains closed due to heavy snow at Kunzum Pass.

Absolutely! Villages like Kaza, Langza, Kibber, and Chicham are blanketed in snow throughout late December and early January, giving you a true white-Christmas experience.

Yes. Our winter convoys use 4×4 SUVs with snow chains, driven by local experts who know every curve of the Himalayan roads. Heated stays and medical support ensure comfort and safety even in sub-zero conditions.

A 6- to 7-day itinerary from Shimla is perfect to explore key villages and monasteries at an easy pace. For a full circuit from Delhi, plan at least 9 to 10 days.

Must-visit winter spots include Key Monastery, Langza, Hikkim, Komic, Kibber, Chicham Bridge, Tabo Monastery, and Kalpa (en route). Each offers unique views of the snow-covered Trans-Himalayan range.

You’ll stay in heated homestays or small lodges run by local families. Rooms are warm, clean, and comfortable with basic modern amenities and home-cooked meals.

Temperatures can range from –5 °C to –25 °C depending on altitude. Days are sunny and crisp, while nights are extremely cold — so carrying proper winter gear is essential.

Yes! Our festive Spiti packages include a group bonfire and gala dinner in Kaza, traditional food, and local music to welcome the New Year Himalayan-style.

The recommended route is Delhi / Chandigarh → Shimla → Reckong Peo → Nako → Tabo → Kaza. You can travel by Volvo or private cab to Shimla, from where your 4×4 expedition begins.