Spiti means middle country, a name given to it as a result of its ties with India and Tibet. A century ago, Rudyard Kipling in Kim called Spiti “a world within a world” and a “place where the gods live” – a description that holds good even today. Fed by several streams the Spiti river flows through the area to eventually join the Sutlej that starts from Mansrovar in Tibet. Buddhism is the pre-dominant religion there. Spiti can be reached from Manali or Simla.
What is included in the tour
-Air fares at Extra Cost
-Hotel Accommodation in 03 Star Hotels
-Tour Guide
-Entrance Fees (For Group Tours Only)
-All transportation in destination location
All Inner line Permits
-Visit Worlds Highest Chincham Bridge, Highest Post Office, Monasteries Like Key Monastery
-Visit to Chandertal Lake
-Visit to First Village on Indo-Tibetan Border
-Visit Nako Lake, Gue Mummy Monastery, Tabo
-Many More
