
Jibhi & Tirthan Valley
Delhi → Delhi

Where frozen landscapes tell tales of solitude and splendour.
The 9-day Winter Spiti starts at ₹15,999 per person + 5% GST (Triple sharing). Book with ₹5,000 per seat and pay the balance 7 days before you leave.
Nine days from Delhi into Kinnaur and Spiti in winter. An overnight Volvo to Shimla, then Sarahan and the Bhimakali temple, Chitkul at the end of the old Indo-Tibetan trade route, Nako and Tabo, Kaza and the high hamlets of Key, Hikkim, Komic and Langza, and home by way of Kalpa. Six nights in hotels and homestays, breakfast and dinner every day, and a team captain with the group all the way.
No trekking, but long mountain drives, sub-zero nights and altitude up to 4,587 m. Snow decides the high villages on the day.
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Highest point 4,587 m.
Stays, meals and altitudes are on every day, so nothing important is hidden.
Day 1 of 9Board the AC Volvo in Delhi around 9:30 PM and ride through the night into the hills, reaching Shimla the next morning.
Day 2 of 9Drive on to Sarahan, a little hamlet at about 7,100 ft that is easy to explore on foot. Shrikhand Mahadev rises above the town and the Sutlej runs in the valley below. Visit the Bhimakali temple before dinner.
Day 3 of 9After breakfast, drive to Chitkul, the last village on the old Indo-Tibetan trade route. Walk through orchards beside a bright stream with a high-altitude river running past the village, and take in the peaks around it; Chitkul is where several high treks begin and end. Back to Sangla for dinner.
Day 4 of 9An early start for Tabo. Stop at Khab, where the Sutlej meets the Spiti river, then drive through Nako for its lake and monastery. Check in to a homestay in Tabo, home to Tabo Gompa, founded in 996 AD and the oldest and largest monastery in Spiti.
Day 5 of 9See India’s naturally preserved mummy at Gue, stop at Tabo Monastery, then climb to the thousand-year-old Dhankar Monastery if the weather allows. Arrive in Kaza, the headquarters of Spiti, with its cafés, shops and eating joints.
Day 6 of 9Key Monastery first, then Chicham bridge, Asia’s highest. Post a card from Hikkim, home of the world’s highest post office, drive up to Komic, one of the highest villages reached by road, and finish at the Buddha statue in Langza. Back to Kaza for dinner. The high villages depend on snow on the day.
Day 7 of 9Leave early for Kalpa. The road passes Tinku glacier, where the tyres get their snow chains, and Khab bridge, the gateway to Spiti, where a thin layer of snow on the road is normal. Walk Kalpa’s breezy terraces and the Roghi cliff road before dinner.
Day 8 of 9After breakfast, drive to Shimla, the fruit bowl of Himachal, along the Sutlej and through deodar forest. The tour ends at Shimla bus stand, where you board the AC Volvo back to Delhi.
Day 9 of 9Reach Delhi around 7–8 AM with a bag of memories and stories to tell.
From ₹15,999 per person, + 5% GST · Triple sharing.
Book with ₹5,000 per seat; the balance is due 7 days before you leave.
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“If you’ve ever dreamed of Spiti Valley, do yourself a favor and go with Gear & Adventure. We chose the tempo traveller option and loved every second. The driver was experienced, the guides knew the history of every village, and the itinerary was just the right pace. We stopped at Chicham Bridge, explored ancient monasteries, and even got to taste authentic Tibetan food. The stay in Kaza was cozy with hot meals ready after a long day. I felt safe, inspired, and amazed throughout. This company truly delivers an adventure while keeping comfort in mind. Five stars without a doubt!”
“Experience was great. Hospitality was also good. The gears were also in good condition. Bike’s condition is also great. Our trip leader Ranjit is a great guy with very helpful nature. He helped a lot throughout our trip.”
“Best experience travelling with them, I enjoyed each and every moment. The best bikes, the best stays, the best travel company.”
Hikkim, Komic, Langza and Pin Valley can be cut off by heavy snowfall. These visits depend on the weather, and the captain will pick the best alternative on the day. Any change is made for the group’s safety, comfort and well-being.
Hotels and homestays with basic, warm comforts. Offbeat stays may not have 24×7 electricity, hot water or Wi-Fi.
There is no AC in the Tempo Traveller or SUV in the hills. The Delhi–Shimla Volvo is a third-party AC bus.
Reach Delhi by 4 PM on the start date, and book your onward travel for after 2 PM on the last day.
Send us your month and room sharing on WhatsApp. A booking amount of ₹5,000 per seat confirms your place, first come first served. The balance is due 7 days before the trip, and the booking amount is non-refundable.

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