9 Nights 10 Days Winter Spiti Tour via Shimla, Kaza & Jibhi (4×4 SUV Circuit)

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Sightseeing Included

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Overview

Frozen Landscapes to Forest Escapes – A Journey from Snow Deserts to Cedar Valleys

This 9 Nights 10 Days Winter Spiti with Jibhi Tour Package is perfect for those who want a complete winter Himalayan circuit — combining the high-altitude frozen beauty of Spiti with the pine-scented, snowfall-laced serenity of Jibhi.

Start your journey from Shimla and venture deep into the snowbound villages of Spiti Valley: Tabo, Kaza, Hikkim, and Key Monastery. After immersing yourself in the white silence of the desert, descend into the green winter forests of Banjar Valley and relax in cozy wooden cottages in Jibhi.

This is a rare winter route that blends silence, snow, solitude, and storytelling — ideal for couples, content creators, offbeat travellers, and snow-lovers who want it all.

Itinerary

Day 1: Shimla Arrival & Transfer to Kalpa

• Begin the scenic drive via Kufri, Narkanda, and Rampur
• Reach Kalpa by evening – enjoy your first views of snow-covered Kinnaur Kailash
• Check into a cozy homestay. Overnight stay in Kalpa

Day 2: Kalpa to Tabo via Nako

• En route: stop at frozen Nako Lake, photo session at Khab Sangam
• Reach Tabo by evening. Optional visit to Tabo Monastery (over 1000 years old)
• Stay in a heated guesthouse in Tabo

Day 3: Tabo to Kaza via Dhankar Monastery

• Visit Dhankar Monastery and drive alongside frozen rivers
• Reach Kaza by afternoon — check in, explore the local market
• Overnight stay in Kaza

Day 4: Kaza to Langza, Hikkim & Komik

• Visit the highest villages in Asia covered in white:
– Langza (fossils + giant Buddha)
– Hikkim (world’s highest post office)
– Komik (among Asia’s highest inhabited villages)
• Return to Kaza. Dinner & overnight stay

Day 5: Key Monastery, Kibber & Chicham Bridge

• Morning at Key Monastery for sunrise prayers
• Drive to Kibber and Chicham Bridge (Asia’s highest bridge) if road conditions allow
• Return to Kaza for your last night in Spiti

Day 6: Kaza to Kalpa (Return Drive)

• Start the return leg with breathtaking views
• Overnight halt in Kalpa

Day 7: Kalpa to Jibhi

• Enter the Banjar Valley — snow gives way to cedar and pine
• Reach Jibhi and check in to a riverside wooden homestay or cottage
• Evening at leisure, walk along the Tirthan River
• Overnight stay in Jibhi

Day 8: Explore Jibhi & Jalori Pass

• Optional snow trek or drive to Jalori Pass (subject to weather)
• Visit the local waterfall, Shoja village, or relax in the forest lodge
• Bonfire night (if allowed). Overnight stay in Jibhi

Day 9: Jibhi to Shimla

• Drive back to Shimla with photo stops en route
• Final night in Shimla or connect to Volvo to Delhi (optional)

Day 10: Departure from Shimla

• Drop to ISBT Shimla / Volvo boarding point. Trip ends.

Inclusions

4×4 SUV from Shimla to Shimla with expert snow-trained driver
9 nights accommodation in heated homestays/hotels (Spiti + Jibhi + Kalpa)
MAP Plan: Daily breakfast and dinner
Inner line permits, tolls, parking charges
First-aid kit, snow chains, and oxygen cylinder (on request)
Local guide support in Kaza region
Full sightseeing as per itinerary
24/7 on-trip support and logistics team

Exclusions

Lunches, personal snacks, drinks
Entry fees to monasteries or heritage sites
Adventure activities (snow treks, wildlife tours) — optional
Shopping, laundry, and other personal expenses
Anything not mentioned in the inclusions list

Policies

Booking Policy
• 25% advance to confirm
• Remaining amount to be paid 3 days before departure

Cancellation Policy
• 30+ days: 90% refund
• 15–29 days: 50% refund
• Less than 15 days: No refund
• Weather-based disruptions: Travel credit offered

Refund Timeline
• Processed within 7–10 working days

Payment Methods
• UPI, bank transfer, credit/debit cards
• EMI or part-payments available on request

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a 4×4 SUV recommended for a winter Spiti tour?

In winter, roads in Spiti Valley are often covered with snow and ice. A 4×4 SUV provides better grip, stability, and safety, especially on high-altitude stretches near Kaza.

Is the Shimla route open during winter for Spiti?

Yes, the route via Shimla is usually open in winter, which is why most winter tours prefer this circuit. The Manali route generally remains closed due to heavy snowfall at high passes.

How cold does it get in Spiti during winter?

Winter temperatures in Spiti Valley can drop to -15°C to -25°C, especially at night. In Kaza, days are sunny but still very cold.

What kind of hotels or stays are available in winter?

In winter, accommodation options are limited but comfortable. Most stays in Kaza and nearby villages provide basic heating arrangements like room heaters or electric blankets. Luxury options are limited due to extreme weather.

Is winter Spiti suitable for beginners or first-time travelers?

Yes, but only if you are comfortable with extreme cold and basic facilities. A guided tour with an experienced driver on the Shimla–Kaza circuit makes it easier for first-time visitors.

Will we get to see snow during this tour?

Yes, snowfall is very common in winter across Spiti Valley. Places around Kaza and villages like Langza and Hikkim are usually covered in thick snow.

What are the main highlights covered in this 9N/10D circuit?

The winter circuit typically includes: Shimla, Narkanda, Kaza, Key Monastery, Langza & Hikkim, Jibhi, Frozen rivers and snow-covered villages

Starting from INR ₹14,499 per person

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