To reach Spiti from Bangalore, you can:

• Fly to Delhi or Chandigarh (nearest big cities with airports).
• From there, you can either take a flight to Bhuntar Airport (near Kullu) or drive to Spiti Valley.
• Another option is to fly to Delhi, take a bus to Shimla or Manali, and then continue your journey to Spiti by road.

The road trip from Shimla or Manali to Spiti is beautiful but takes time.

The nearest airport to Spiti Valley is Bhuntar Airport, located near Kullu-Manali. It is about 245 km away from Spiti, and you will need to hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Spiti from there.

To explore Spiti Valley properly, you need at least 6-7 days. This allows you to visit the main attractions like Key Monastery, Chandratal Lake, Tabo, Kaza, and Pin Valley without rushing.

Yes, Spiti Valley is absolutely worth visiting! The stunning landscapes, peaceful monasteries, clear night skies, and Tibetan culture make it a perfect honeymoon destination. It’s a place where you can enjoy beauty, adventure, and peace all in one.

The distance from Shimla to Spiti Valley is around 420 km. The road takes you through lovely towns like Rampur, Kalpa, and Nako before reaching Spiti. It’s a long but scenic drive, taking about 2 days to complete.

The best time to visit Spiti Valley is from May to September. During these months, the roads are clear, the weather is pleasant, and you can see Spiti’s beautiful landscapes without snowfall blocking the way.

There are two main routes to reach Spiti Valley:

1. Shimla to Spiti (via Kinnaur): This route is open most of the year and is perfect for slow travel and gradual altitude gain.
2. Manali to Spiti (via Rohtang Pass): This route is shorter but only open from June to September because of heavy snow in winter.

Both routes are beautiful, but the Shimla route is safer and smoother for first-time travelers.

Indian tourists do not need a permit to visit Spiti Valley. However, foreign nationals require an Inner Line Permit to visit areas like Tabo and Kaza. It’s always good to check before you travel.

Both Leh and Spiti Valley are stunning, but they are different:

• Leh-Ladakh is busier, has larger tourist crowds, and has more facilities.
• Spiti Valley is quieter, less crowded, and gives you a raw, offbeat experience with beautiful Tibetan culture.

If you love peace and less tourism, Spiti Valley is better for a honeymoon.

Yes, it is possible to visit Ladakh and Spiti together, but you need at least 2-3 weeks because both places are far apart and require long travel times. Most people prefer to visit them separately for a relaxed trip.