Spiti from Kaza: Monasteries & Villages
- Key · Kibber · Langza · Komic · Dhankar
- Best: Jun – Oct
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Winter Spiti & Snow Leopard Trail
6 nights · 7 days · Spiti Valley
- 6 nights · 7 days
- Winter
- In through Kinnaur
- Winter, on request
Overview
In winter Spiti is reachable only through Kinnaur: the Manali road is closed and temperatures in January can fall near −30 °C. Around Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, local spotters track wildlife on slow, cold days.
Winter trips suit experienced, well-prepared travellers. We run them on request.
- The road through Kinnaur into a snowbound Spiti
- Wildlife tracking around Kibber with local spotters
- Quiet monasteries and villages in deep winter
- KinnaurIn
- KazaBase
- KibberSnow leopard trail
Itinerary
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Tell us your dates and how many of you are travelling. A local planner sends the full itinerary, what’s included and a quote on WhatsApp, usually the same day.
Before you go
- From November to May the Manali road is closed and temperatures in January can fall near −30 °C.
FAQ
Can you visit Spiti in winter?
Yes, but only through Kinnaur: from November to May the Manali road is closed. January lows can fall near −30 °C, so winter trips suit experienced, well-prepared travellers. We run them on request.
Will I see a snow leopard?
There is no guarantee. Local spotters track wildlife around Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary on slow, cold days, and sightings depend on the weather, luck and patience.
Where does the winter trip start?
In Shimla. From there we drive in through Kinnaur to Kaza and on to Kibber.
Read our cancellation policy before you confirm.
Last reviewed by the Himalayan Brothers travel desk
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