Is it possible to visit Spiti Valley between January and March?
Yes, winter tours are possible, but travelers should be prepared for heavy snow, icy roads, and sub-zero temperatures. Some high passes may remain closed during this period.
Yes, the tour includes visits to monasteries, interactions with locals, and observing traditional winter customs in Spiti villages.
What clothing and gear are essential for this winter tour?
Warm layered clothing, insulated jackets, thermals, gloves, woolen hats, sturdy trekking shoes, and sunglasses for snow glare are essential. Waterproof and windproof gear is highly recommended.
Travel is possible with experienced drivers and well-equipped vehicles. Roads can be slippery due to snow and ice, so winter tours follow accessible routes and avoid closed passes.
Travelers stay in heated hotels, guesthouses, or homestays. Camping is generally avoided due to extreme cold.
Yes, most packages include breakfast and dinner, often featuring local dishes to help travelers cope with the cold climate.
Is the tour suitable for families and solo travelers?
Yes, but winter conditions require travelers to be comfortable with cold weather. Group travel ensures safety, guidance, and companionship.