Of all the tranquil places in India, Spiti Valley is the least inhabited one and thus has become more popular in recent times. This valley resembles the region of Ladakh and Tibet but has its own charm. The elevation of the valley’s floor elevation ranges from 2950 m to 4100 m and covers many serene landscapes. To get the best acclimatized and reduce the chances of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness), the route to Spiti Valley via Shimla, Kinnaur and Nako is the best. This route runs along Satluj river and then Spiti river takes to a journey to the paradise of Spiti valley. En route, witness the serenity of Sangla, compelling Kalpa and nurturing Nako in the district of Kinnaur and once the Spiti Valley starts, you will be engulfed by the constant emotion of cheer and amaze. Mesmerizing monasteries, snow-capped mountains, eye-appealing lake sites and the diverse culture and people in the valley will steal your heart. In this 9 days trips, be at some bizarre yet fascinating places like the highest post office of Hikkim, fossil village of Langza, 1000-year-old monasteries and many marvels of the sensational Spiti Valley.