Travel : Arrival at Shimla Airport / Railway Station → Check-in at hotel
Shimla : Shimla (2,276 meters), the capital of Himachal Pradesh, was once the summer capital of British India. Surrounded by lush pine forests and the Himalayan foothills, it offers colonial architecture, scenic vistas, and bustling markets, making it the perfect starting point for a Himalayan adventure.
Travel : Drive via Narkanda, Rampur, and Jeori
Sangla Valley : Nestled along the Baspa River, Sangla (2,675 meters) is known for its verdant landscapes, apple orchards, and snow-capped peaks. It serves as a gateway to the upper Kinnaur and Spiti regions.
Travel : Drive via Chini, Reckong Peo, and Kalpa
Kalpa & Nako:
Kalpa : Offers stunning views of Kinnaur Kailash and terraced fields along the hillside.
Nako: A tranquil village with a high-altitude lake, ancient monastery, and unique Tibetan-influenced architecture.
Travel : Drive through scenic Spiti landscapes
Tabo Monastery : Tabo Monastery (3,280 meters) was founded in 996 AD and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate. It houses ancient murals, manuscripts, and is a center for Buddhist learning and spiritual activities.
Travel : Short drive with sightseeing
Key Monastery & Kibber :
Key Monastery : A spiritual and architectural marvel with stunning views and Buddhist teachings.
Kibber Village : Ideal for wildlife spotting, scenic photography, and experiencing high-altitude Himalayan life.
Travel : Drive to Dhankar Village & Monastery
Dhankar Monastery : Dhankar Monastery (3,894 meters) is a historic Buddhist monastery with remarkable cliffside architecture. It offers spectacular sunrise and sunset views over the Spiti Valley.
