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Where Tibetan culture blends with mountain serenity. Explore spiritual sites, vibrant markets, and stunning trails in the foothills of the Dhauladhar range.
Stay at Buddha HouseQuartzSamdupling
India’s “Little Tibet” with lunar landscapes and ancient monasteries. A high-altitude adventure like no other.
Stay at Spiti Villa
Gateway to untouched Himalayan beauty. For those who seek roads less traveled and authentic mountain experiences.
Stay at Diwan Sachpass
Tibetan arts institute in Sidhpur, founded in 1995: the Deden Tsuglakhang temple, the Losel Doll Museum, craft studios and gardens, about 7–8 km from Dharamshala town and 12 km from McLeod Ganj. Buddha House, Quartz and Samdupling are nearby.
Visit the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism in India. Witness monks debating, spin prayer wheels, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere.
Wander through Tibetan markets, try authentic momos, and immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture.
Find Tibetan monks at the serene Namgyal Monastery, spinning prayer wheels.
The 9-km trek offers panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range. Perfect for beginners with rewarding scenery.
Experience the thrill of flying over lush valleys with snow-capped peaks as your backdrop.
Combine nature with relaxation: trek to the waterfall, then enjoy coffee at the famous German Bakery.
The largest monastery in Spiti Valley, of the Gelugpa school, at 4,166 m about 12 km north of Kaza. Hotel Spiti Villa is on Kibber Village Road nearby.
Founded in 996 CE at about 3,050 m, Tabo Monastery is noted as the oldest continuously operating Buddhist enclave in India and the Himalayas; monks meditate in caves in the cliff above.
A cliff-top gompa at about 3,894 m between Kaza and Tabo, overlooking the meeting of the Spiti and Pin rivers; once the capital of the Spiti kingdom.
One of the highest villages inhabited year-round, at about 4,270 m and 19 km from Kaza; the base for the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, home to snow leopards.
A crescent-shaped Ramsar lake at about 4,250–4,300 m, reached by a road that leaves NH-505 8 km from Kunzum Pass; open from late May to early October.
One of Himachal's most thrilling routes, for motorcyclists and trekkers heading to the remote Pangi Valley.
