6N 7D Kinnaur Spiti

Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and after that leave for Sangla.
Key Sightseeing Attractions:
• Chitkul: Known as the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border, offering spectacular views, a quiet environment, and proximity to the Baspa River.
• Kamru Fort: An ancient fort turned temple, dedicated to Kamakhya Devi, located above Sangla village offering panoramic views.
• Bering Nag Temple: A prominent temple dedicated to Lord Jagas, known for its traditional wooden architecture.
• Rakcham Valley: A village located between Sangla and Chitkul, characterized by lush green meadows and pine forests.
• Baspa River: Known for its crystal clear water, offering excellent opportunities for angling/trout fishing.
• Tibetan Wood Carving Centre: A place to witness local craftsmanship and purchase Tibetan products.
• Sangla Meadows: A picturesque spot offering breathtaking views of the Kinner Kailash range.
• Batseri Village: A charming village known for its wookoi den houses and traditional architecture.
After the sightseeing come back to the hotel and dinner and overnight stay in Sangla.

Today we proceed to Kaza via Nako – enrooted the last hamlet of Kinnaur, before we enter the gates of Spiti Valley.
Top Sightseeing Highlights:
• Nako Lake: A tranquil, high-altitude lake split into four parts, bordered by poplar and willow trees. It offers, especially during early morning and sunset, beautiful reflections of the surrounding landscape.
• Nako Monastery (Locheng Gompa): Dating back to the 11th century, this ancient temple complex is situated in the heart of the village and houses valuable artifacts, statues, and murals of Tibetan Buddhism.
• Khab Sangam: where the Spiti and Sutlej rivers meet. The Spiti River, flowing from Spiti Valley, merges with the Sutlej, which originates in Tibet. Khab is a significant point on the route to Spiti Valley, offering views of the confluence and the surrounding mountains, including the Reo Purgil peak.
• The Mummy of Sangha Tenzin (Gue Monaster: Discovered after a 1975 earthquake, the mummy is in a sitting, meditative posture with hair and teeth still intact. It is housed in a glass chamber within a dedicated, small room, not the main temple structure.

After breakfast we drive towards the beautiful Kaza sightseeing.
Top Places to Visit in and Around Kaza
• Key Monastery (Key Gompa): The largest and most iconic monastery in Spiti, offering breathtaking views of the valley.
• Langza Village: Known for its giant Maitreya Buddha statue and marine fossils, often called the "Fossil Village"
• Hikkim Village: Home to the world’s highest functioning post office, allowing visitors to send postcards.
• Komik Village: One of the highest villages in the world connected by a motorable road.
• Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary: Known for spotting snow leopards and blue sheep.
• Sakya Kaza Monastery: A central monastery located within the main Kaza town.
• Chicham Bridge: It is famous for being the highest bridge in Asia, located at an altitude of 13,596 feet (4,150 meters) above sea level. It connects the remote villages of Chicham and Kibber in the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh, spanning a deep gorge once considered nearly impassable.
After the sightseeing come back to the hotel and you will have dinner and overnight stay in Kaza.

Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to Kapla on the way visit Chango village.
Chango is a scenic, primarily Buddhist village located in the Hangrang Valley of Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district, India. Situated at roughly 3,058 meters on the banks of the Spiti River, this village is renowned for its high-quality apple orchards and is considered a significant part of the region's cultural landscape. Key details about Chango Village:
• Location: Situated in the Pooh Tehsil of Kinnaur, it is often visited while traveling to Spiti Valley, noted as one of the last few villages before entering the region, 120 KM from Reckong Peo.
• Landscape: The village is situated on the left bank of the Spiti River, surrounded by high, arid hills, and is known for its beautiful, tranquil environment.Chango is famous for producing high-quality apples, which are renowned for their crispiness and taste.
• Culture: The village consists of four hamlets in Pargna Shuwa. It is largely a Buddhist community, featuring ancient monasteries, but it also hosts local Hindu deities such as Gyalbo, Dabla, and Yalsa.
• Views: It offers a glimpse into traditional Himalayan life and is part of the scenic route of the Hangrang Valley
In evening you will reach in Kalpa and check in to the hotel and you will have dinner and overnight stay in Kalpa.

Today morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and drive to Shimla on the way visit
Top Attractions in and Around Kalpa • Kinner Kailash View Point: Offers panoramic, majestic views of the 6,050-meter-high mountain range, believed to be Lord Shiva's mythical home.
• Suicide Point: A famous, steep cliffside spot offering dramatic, thrilling views of the valley, situated on the way to Roghi village
• Roghi Village: Known for its traditional Kinnauri architecture and scenic charm, offering a glimpse into local life.
• Narayan-Nagini Temple (Chini Village): An ancient, sacred temple displaying intricate traditional wood carving.
• Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Monastery: A serene and historic Buddhist site located in Kalpa, perfect for experiencing peace and learning about local traditions.
• Sapni Fort: A historic, multi-story fort built of wood and stone that showcases stunning traditional craftsmanship.
• Reckong Peo: The district headquarters located nearby (14 km away), known for its markets and close-up views of Kinner Kailash After the sightseeing proceeds towards Shimla in evening you will reach in Shimla and check in at the hotel and dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

After breakfast, you will check out from the hotel and you will proceed towards Chandigarh in 03 to 04 hrs you will reach and our cab will drop you in Chandigarh Airport/ Railway Station. And this is where your tour ends with Pack & Go Travels.