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Trekking |
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There is some of the best trek into and from Spiti. One of the treks starts from Kibber and ends at Tsomoriri Lake in Ladakh, which was ancient route, the highland of Changthang famous for it Pashmina wool. There are other two famous treks one around Chandartal Lake and another from Pin Valley and finishes in Kinnaur. |
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Har Ki Dun Valley Trek |
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This trek starts from a village called Saknam of Pin valley in Spiti valley. The route passes through the villages of Spiti valley surrounded by barley fields and colorful Himalayan Mountains. It crosses the pin Parvati pass and the landscape suddenly changes into lush green area with fields of wild flowers, a profusion of iris, buttercups, poppies, phulumises and edelweiss. |
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Uttarkashi to Hanuman Chatti via Dodital |
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This trek can start either from Ladakh or Spiti. The trssek starts from the Chandertal Lake and finishes at Baralacha la Pass in Ladakh, where it joins the Manali/Leh road. Further this trek can be extended to Leh with another 10 to 20 days trek with beautiful landscape through the nomads' land of Rupsho valley and Markha valley near Leh. |
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Gangotri to Gaumukh via Tapovan |
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This starts from the Kiber village Spiti valley around 10 kms. from Kaza the main village of Spiti valley. The trail leads through Parang chu (Parang river) and second it starts ascending up to the Parang La pass and the great views of the peaks and mountains can have from Parangla. Have great walk on the glacier for 3 and half hours and enter Ladakh. Further the route follows the river and reaches the Tsomoriri Lake with nomads headquarter Korzok. You can views wildlife animals and nomads around Tsomoriri grazing their herds of goat and yaks. After the trek drive to Leh along the Indus river |
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