Day 02: Narkanda – Sangla (150 Kms / 05 hrs)

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner.
Morning Breakfast let’s Move to Sangla. A journey from Karcham onwards is enjoyable and adventurous throughout the valley. The natural scenery all around and the eternal snow view are picturesque & charming. This is the most charming valley in the entire District of Kinnaur. It is also known as Baspa valley since Baspa River flows through this valley. Explore the vicinity around including an ancient Kamro Fort & temple dedicated to Nages God. Leave to Rakchham village. O/N at Hotel.
Sangla Meadows: Lush green meadows spotted with mud patches and a magnificent backdrop of snow-covered Himalayan Mountains. What else could you ask for, to rejuvenate your mind, body and soul.
Bering Nag Temple: An architectural wonder, this place is a must visit. It is considered as one of the most important temples for Hindus. This temple is devoted to Lord Jagas.
Kamru Fort: This fort is a perfect place for a glimpse in to the artistic legacy of past. Now converted into a temple, it is dedicated to Hindu Goddess Kamakhya Devi.
Sangla: Sangla is famous for its wood carving work and other handicrafts such as handmade shawls and caps. Look out for Kinnaur apples which are one of the best in the world.
Baspa River: It's time for some activities and adventure! A rippling river with a photographic scenic beauty is an ideal place where tourists prefer to fish, camp and trek.

Day 03: Sangla Local with Chitkul Village (10 Km / 1 hrs)

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner
When you sit by the river and admire the beauty of Rakchham is completely another world. I would say, you would have never seen this kind of creation of extraordinary beauty in your life. This place is a paradise for trekking, bird-watching, professional photographer and the extreme condition for the rock climber. The hotels offer different kinds of trips to the upper pasture land. You will not get such a combination in any hotels in Kinnaur. Visit Chitkul, the last village on old Indo- Tibetan Route, walkthrough village & brilliant stream. Back to the same hotel.
Rakcham Village: Rakcham is a quaint village situated in Himachal Pradesh about 23 kms away from Chitkul, the last Indian village before the Tibet Border. The scenic little hamlet is located in the enchanting Baspa Valley by River Baspa, which is an important tributary of the Sutlej. The region is covered with dense vegetation throughout the year. The serene snowcapped peak of Kinnaur Kailasha mountains that border the district of Kinnaur can also be witnessed from this little hamlet.
Chitkul Village: Chhitkul is a village in Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh. During winters, the place mostly remains covered with the snow and the inhabitants move to lower regions of Himachal. According to a recent study by Centre of Atmospheric Sciences at IIT Delhi, Chitkul has the cleanest air in India. Buddhist Monastery: If you are travelling to Himachal Pradesh, you are sure to come across some amazing and beautiful monasteries on the way. Buddhist Monastery is one such place in Brelengi, thus also referred to as Brelengi Gompa.

Day 04: Sangla – Nako - Tabo (190 Kms / 06 hrs)

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner.
After breakfast leave for Tabo, Enroute Nako Lake, this is one of Kinnaur ‘s most picturesque hamlets, Nako is slated to be declared a heritage village built around a small lake & has an important Buddhist Gompa& small temple. After lunch for Gui Village, famous for its mummies 500 to 600years old. O/N at Tabo.
Nako Lake: Nako Lake is a high-altitude lake in the Pooh sub-division of the Kinnaur district of the state of Himachal Pradesh in India. It forms part of the boundary of Nako village, and is named after it. It is about 3,662 metres (12,014 ft) above sea level. The lake is surrounded by willow and poplar trees.
Gue Village: Gue is a village in the Lahul & Spiti district of the state of Himachal Pradesh in India. In this little village lays the perfectly well-preserved 500-year-old mummy of Sangha Tenzing. It was a Buddhist monk from Tibet. It was found in a sitting position, with his skin and hair intact.
The Golden Temple: The Golden Temple, one of the famous temples of the Tabo Monastery complex, gets its name from the legend. It is believed that the entire temple was made using pure gold. In the 16th century, the temple was renovated by Sengge Namgyal, a king of Ladakh. It is now popular for its beautiful murals that cover its walls and ceilings.
The Bodhisattva Maitreya Temple: also known as the Byams-Pa Chen-po Lha-khang, is divided into a hall, a sanctum and a vestibule. A 20 ft tall statue of the Maitreya Buddha, also known as the ‘Laughing Buddha’ or the ‘Buddha of the Future’, is the centre of attraction of this temple.

Tabo Monastery: established by a great scholar known as Richen Zangpo during 996 AD in the Spiti Valley, is popular among tourists as well as Buddhists. This religious centre was founded with the intention of establishing an institute of advanced learning.

Tabo – Dhankar Lake - Kaza Valley (50 Kms / 02 hrs)

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner
After Breakfast check out from hotel & drive to Kaza. Kaza is one of the most important monasteries, not just in Spiti but in the whole of the Tibetan Buddhist world. Tabo holds the distinction of being the largest monastic complex in Spiti constructed in 1996 AD. Enroute Dhankar Gompa. O/n Kaza. Dhankar Lale: the Dhankar monastery that sits dangerously on a cliff, lies the Dhankar lake on the other side of the mountain. It takes about an hour to reach the lake after following a well-marked trail from the monastery. If you spend enough time at the lake, you can see the sky change colours and reflect on the crystal-like lake, making it more spell binding each time, within a span of just a few hours. Key Monastery: No matter what, do not drop this place from your itinerary, even if you are not on a spiritual tour. Almost 7km from Kaza, this Monastery, established in 11th century is the largest in Spiti valley.

Day 06: Kaza Local Sightseeing

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner.
After breakfast leave for Kaza sightseeing by visiting Kee Monastery & Gate Village [Highest Motorable Connected Road in the world & Kibber Village for the ancient monastery built on what is believed to have been a crater of an extinct Volcano.
Komic Village: Komic Village, situated at a height of 4275m is a location where fossils are found. Villagers might tempt you to buy the fossils, however do not get trapped since buying and transporting fossils is not legal.
Kibber Village: The highest village in town or as it is claimed to be, Kibber is situated 18 km from Kaza. Easily accessible by a smooth road, you will be amazed to known that the village has its own polling station during elections.
Dhankar monastery: Dhankar Monastery, also referred to as Dankhar, Drangkhar or Dhangkar Gompa is situated in the district of Lahaul and Spiti in Himachal Pradesh, India. At an altitude of 12,774 feet, the monastery is perched unbelievably on the edge of a cliff and offers a panoramic view of Spiti valley.
The Tangyud Monastery: One of the most sought after attraction in Kaza, the Tangyud Monastery is located in the Komic village of Spiti Valley. At 4520 metres, it one of the highest altitudes gompas in India. Also known as Sakya Tangyud Monastery, it is situated on the periphery of the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary.

Day 07 : Kaza – Kalpa ( 210 Kms / 05 Hrs )

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner.
The morning after breakfast leave to Kalpa. Arrival Check in the Hotel & Overnight stay at hotel. The Kinner Kailash Peaks: Kinnaur is perceived to be a magical land aka the land of fairy tales and fantasies which has a spectacular terrain of lush green valley, orchards, vineyards, snow clad peaks and cold desert mountains. It is a border district of Himachal Pradesh. Kinnaur is also rich in flora & fauna. The culture and language are different from other parts of the state. Kinnaur, the tribal district of Himachal Pradesh, lies 250 kms away from Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh and is located on the Hindustan Tibet Road. Suicide Point: As the name suggest, Suicide Point is a place with dangerous trench and vertical slopes. Situated near Kalpa, a walk to this point will take you through delicious sight of apple orchards. Narayan Nagini Temple: A perfect example of Kinnauri craftsmanship, this temple is constructed in traditional Tibetan Pagoda style of architecture. Situated on the top of a hill at Chini Village, this temple is one of the major attractions of the village and a must visit. Roghi Village: This is a place where you can witness and enjoy the ethnicity and traditions of people of Kalpa. A small village located at a distance of 6-7 km. from Kalpa, it is famous for its simple lifestyle and customs of Himachal.

Kalpa – Shimla (220 Km / 06 Hrs)

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner.
After breakfast Checkout & drive to Shimla. Arrival Check in the Hotel & Overnight stay at hotel.

Shimla – Delhi (350 km / 08 Hrs)

Meal: Breakfast Only.
This morning after breakfast checks out from hotel & Drive back to Delhi. Our Driver will drop to you at Delhi Airport / Station for your Onwards Journey.