Spiti Valley isn’t Ladakh. It might look the same but they surely ain’t the same. Spiti Valley is the raw rugged cousin that is still very much untamed and wild. So be prepared mentally for a road trip that will push you out of your comfort zone and make your life a lot more better […]
Spiti Valley without a home stay is incomplete. The best way to go about your journey in Spiti valley is to plan at least 2-3 nights in a home stay at different villages. It’s these home stays which actually set the difference between a tourist holiday and a backpacker journey around the same place but […]
The backpacker circuit to Spiti Valley is one which is dotted with villages all through the journey. Spiti Valley is a road trip like none other in the entire country. It’s like you will fall in love with the place if you are a traveller and you will hate it, if you are a tourist. […]
#1. Batal is a small settlement situated in the Lahaul and Spiti district of Manali. It is around 100 km away from Manali. Rohtang pass is the road connecting Manali to Lahaul and Spiti. It is a high altitude pass at an elevation of 13000 ft in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas. Rohtang […]
High altitude lakes are always fascinating. There are a number of unknown and hidden lakes in the Himalayas many of which require some effort to reach the destination. Dhankar lake is one of them. Dhankar lake or Dhankar Tso is a lake that not many know about. This hidden gem of Spiti valley is a […]
Spiti Valley is on everyone’s bucket list after Ladakh. Spiti valley is situated in a remote region of Himachal Pradesh and for 6 months it is mostly closed because of heavy snowfall. There are two roads which go to Kaza – the administrative headquarter of Spiti valley. One is via Rampur Bushar which is a […]
It is very important that when you visit a place, you also get to know about it. Research is a very vital aspect of travel. Here are some must-know things about Key monastery. Key monastery is said to be founded by Dromtön in the 11th century. Key is also spelt as Ki, Kye or Kee […]
