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Morning arrival in Shimla; switch from bus to cab for a comfortable journey. Drive through Kinnaur Valley, witnessing the iconic Kinnaur Gate. Reach Chitkul, the last inhabited village of India. Check-in at the hotel and relish a delicious homely dinner. Overnight stay in Chitkul.

The next day, you leave for a sightseeing trip to Chitkul Sangla Valley. Kamru Valley is the first stop followed by visiting the Kamru Fort and the famous temple of Goddess Kamaksha Devi. You then move onto the village Sangla where you can spend time exploring the architecture and beauty of the area, along with spending time with the local people who are known for their hospitality and simple living. explore the local attractions along the way such as visiting Recongpeo, having a delectable lunch at a local restaurant, and enjoying the mesmerizing view of nature. At the Kalpa and Roghi village, you will get a mesmerizing view of the lofty Mt. Kinner Kailash Mountain. Here, you can also get a taste of some delicious apples and apricots that are grown locally and are a specialty in the area. Check into the hotel at Kalpa Valley for an overnight stay.

Today we drive towards Tabo. The landscape changes from green-mountains to desert-mountains. We continue our journey through Kinnaur and enter the Hindustan-Tibet Highway - often called the world’s most adventurous road. We drive via Puh, which is the last fuel station on this road before Kaza. After a fuel refill, we drive towards Nako, a village situated at 3600 m, passing by the Khab Sangam (confluence of Spiti and Sutlej rivers), and visit the Nako lake. We can have lunch at Nako and later visit the Gue village and see the 500 year old Mummy at the Monastery there. Finally we head to Tabo for the night.

Our first destination on day will be the Dhankar (sometimes spelled as Dankhar or Dhangkar) monastery. It is a 900-year-old monastery built on a valley spur. The word literally translates to Fort (Kar) built on a mountain (Dhang). A 23km long drive on NH505 will take us to a point from where we take a right turn and continue the drive on a serpentine road connecting road (Sichling-Dhankhar Gompa). The Dhankar monastery offers vantage views of the valley and the confluence of the Pin and Spiti Rivers. After spending some time at the monastery, we descend down to reach NH505, take a left turn, and continue driving on the highway. At Attargo, we drive over the Attargo bridge and start our road journey into the Pin valley. Instagrammable places in Pin valley Kungri monastery Sagnam village Mud village (the last village of the Pin valley). Pin river terraces. By the evening, we head back to Attargo and reach Kaza — the administrative center of Spiti valley. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Kaza.

Wake up in the magnificent Pin valley and after breakfast head towards Kaza and then further to explore the nearby villages of Langza (The fossil village), Komic, Hikkim & Key monastery. Each of these villages are famous for special reasons. Hikkim claim to have the worlds highest post office. Komic is the worlds highest village to be connected with a motorable road. While Langza is known as the Fossil village of India due to the abundance of marine fossils found here. After sightseeing, head towards Kaza, will cover key monastery and chicham bridge. for the evening stay.

After breakfast at the hotel in Kaza, you can explore the Kaza market in the morning then head towards the Key Monastery for sightseeing. After Key monastery, head towards the Kibber village famous for it’s wildlife sightseeing during winters. Enjoy your day in and around Kibber village and it the eveningcome back to the hotel for dinner and a soothing night stay. Tip: It is located on the periphery of the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary. So, you can visit the sanctuary if time permits (charges extra)

Our first destination on day will be the Dhankar (sometimes spelled as Dankhar or Dhangkar) monastery. It is a 900-year-old monastery built on a valley spur. The word literally translates to Fort (Kar) built on a mountain (Dhang). A 23km long drive on NH505 will take us to a point from where we take a right turn and continue the drive on a serpentine road connecting road (Sichling-Dhankhar Gompa). The Dhankar monastery offers vantage views of the valley and the confluence of the Pin and Spiti Rivers. After spending some time at the monastery, we descend down to reach NH505, take a left turn, and continue driving on the highway. At Attargo, we drive over the Attargo bridge and start our road journey into the Pin valley. Instagrammable places in Pin valley Kungri monastery Sagnam village Mud village (the last village of the Pin valley). Pin river terraces. D/o stay at Tabo

Post Breakfast check out from Tabo Hotel and drive to Sarahan via Ribba , Reckong peo , will take around 7-8 hrs to reach at location , on arrival check in the hotel , if time permoits visit Beema Kali Maa Ancient Temple .dinner and overnight stay .

Drive to Shimla. Set at an altitude of 2,213m, Shimla was once the summer capital of the British administration in India and is now the capital of Himachal Pradesh. This queen of hill stations still retains its colonial charm in its architecture. Drop at shimla

Post breakfast check out from hotel we will drop you at airport shimla to board back to home with sweet memories.....