Shimla: Shimla (2,276 mts) is the capital of the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, in the Himalayan foothills. Once the summer capital of British India, it remains the terminus of the narrow-gauge Kalka-Shimla Railway, completed in 1903. It’s also known for the handicraft shops that line the specializing in wooden toys and crafts.
Baspa Valley (3,450 Mts):This is one of the most beautiful valleys in the Himalayas and is often compared to the famous valley of Kashmir known for its rich Kinnauri culture and apple orchards, this valley was opened for tourists only in 1993 for its close proximity to the Tibetan border.
Kalpa (2,960 mts/9,711 Feet): was known as Chini back in the days when it was the Regional Capital. Kalpa, a small & charming town located on the banks of Sutlej River. Kalpa has changed little in the last 500 years. Each & every corner of Kalpa facing Jorkanden & the Kinner Kailash Peaks, considered as one of the mythical homes of Lord Shiva & by its side is a 79 foot rock formation that resembles a Shivlinga that changes the colour as the day passes & is visible to the naked eye on a clear day.
Nako is a mesmerising and picturesque village that is full of eye capturing surroundings and is the most significant village situated in the Kinnaur district of the Himachal Pradesh. The village also offers the visitors with multiple sightseeing options such as the famous Nako Lake, Buddhist Temples and Rakham amongst others. Near the lake, one can also find the footprints of the saint Padmasambhava, who is believed to have meditated at the spot for many years.
Tabo:(3,280mts/10,760ft): Tabo is famous for the Tabo Monastery which is known as “AJANTA OF THE HIMALAYAS”. Tabo Monastery which is the oldest continuously operating Buddhist enclave in both India and the Himalayas.Tabo Monastery is one of the oldest monasteries located in the Tabo Village of Spiti Valley. In fact, it is the oldest monastery in India and the Himalayas that has been functioning continuously since its inception. This alluring monastery is renowned as the 'Ajanta of the Himalayas'..
Key Monastery (13,668ft/4,166mts): The learning centre of Buddhism. Housing ancient murals and weapons. Begin the tour by visiting the Key Monastery having an ancient collection of murals and weapons.
Chicham Bridge(13596ft/4145Mts): Kibber Village and Chicham Village are linked by Asia’s highest bridge called Chicham Bridge. The 113.83 metre long bridge is located above the Samba Lamba Nallah, a 1000 ft deep gorge. It connects the villages of Kibber and Losar, helping reduce the journey between them by around 40 km.
Langza (14,500 ft/4,420): situated at a whopping height of about 14,500 ft. above sea level and also considered to be one of the highest villages in the world with a motorable road.
Hikkim(14,570ft/4,440mts/): one of the highest year-round inhabited locations in India and housing the highest post office in the world.
Komik Village(15,049fts/4589mts: which is Asia's highest Village Komic village is a very beautiful place and a heaven for nature and peace lovers.
Kunzum La pass: Navigate through the challenging yet rewarding Kunzum La pass, (4,551mts/14,930), relishing the panoramic views of towering peaks.
Chandratal Lake: The lake is situated in the Spiti part of the Lahaul and Spiti district and is also called the “Moon Lake” due to its crescent shape. It is overlooked by the mountains on one side and a cirque on the other. After the sunset, the lake glitters under the starlit sky adding to its overall charm. Marvel at the changing colors of the Chandratal Lake throughout the day. If you are lucky enough, you can also catch the sight of the milky way galaxy.
Check-out from your camps and meet the driver who will pick you up and take you to Manali. You will pass by the remarkable Atal Tunnel via Sissu while taking in the amazing views of the Himalayan Range.
Tour ends.! but sweet memories always remains………