Lahul & Spiti
The middle land for thrill seekers
March - June
8 - 12 days
900 – 1200 per day
The Shimla to Kaza route via the Blue Line spans 412 km and takes roughly 20 hours, with the road remaining accessible throughout the year.
The newly inaugurated Atal tunnel Rohtang enables the Shimla to Keylong route via the Red Line, which takes about 14 hours to traverse 330 km, to remain open throughout the year.
The Shimla to Kaza route via the Green Line covers 185 km, taking approximately 6 hours. However, it remains closed for over 9 months due to heavy snowfall and the Kunzam Pass closure, typically from Oct/Nov to June/July.
The 200 km Kaza (via) Rohtang Pass - Batal - Kunzam Pass route offers a scenic journey, but it may not be accessible during the winter months due to heavy snowfall.
Experience the best of Lahaul and Spiti Valley with cool temperatures of 8°C to 15°C. Ideal for trekking activities with clear skies and snow-free roads.
Lahaul and Spiti get low rainfall due to the Himalayas' rain shadow. Monsoon visits are great, but Kinnaur and Manali roads are landslide-prone.
Winter in Lahaul and Spiti is bitterly cold, with temperatures reaching -17°C. Despite this, snow enthusiasts are drawn to the region.
Minimum 8-12 days are recommended, although you can explore the main region within 2 days if you are already in Lahaul-Spiti.
In March, Spiti Valley experiences a chilling cold with temperatures ranging from -15°C to -3°C, and heavy snowfall. Warm woolen clothes are necessary for this weather.
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