8 things you must do in Spiti
Shailza Sood DasguptaShailza Sood Dasgupta/Guest Contributor/THINGS TO DO, SPITI/ Updated : Oct 28, 2015, 14:44 IST
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Experiencing the Greater Himalayas is one of the things that every traveller has in his bucket list, and it can be best done on a road journey to Spiti. Cut off from the tourist map because of its remoteness, Lahaul-Spiti has ret … Read more
Experiencing the Greater Himalayas is one of the things that every traveller has in his bucket list, and it can be best done on a road journey to Spiti. Cut off from the tourist map because of its remoteness, Lahaul-Spiti has retained its pristine charm. The vast Himalayan landscapes, scenic tiny villages perched on mountain crests, gurgling rivers, welcoming locals are all a part of this adventurous Himalayan journey. Read less

Experiencing the Greater Himalayas is one of the things that every traveller has in his bucket list, and it can be best done on a road journey to Spiti. Cut off from the tourist map because of its remoteness, Lahaul-Spiti has retained its pristine charm. The vast Himalayan landscapes, scenic tiny villages perched on mountain crests, gurgling rivers, welcoming locals are all a part of this adventurous Himalayan journey. Quaint old monasteries, prayer flags fluttering in the wind and monks in their burgundy robes add to the mystic charm of Spiti. Spiti is accessible only by road; you can reach via Shimla, Nako, Tabo or Manali. The route via Shimla is open throughout year but via Manali, the route opens with opening of Rohtang and Kunzum passes around July. The best time to visit Spiti is in between July and September. You can spend months exploring these magical lands but here are the best things that can be done if you have limited time in Spiti.
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