Spiti group tour from Delhi: join a shared departure

You choose a tour and a departure, pay the booking amount and join the group in Delhi. Everyone on the departure follows the same route and the same day plan, with the stays and permits arranged for you and a trip captain with the group.

The summer tour uses a shared tempo traveller or SUV, and seats are allotted first come, first served. The booking amount is ₹5,000 per seat and the rest is due 3 days before the trip. The bike tour runs in batches of up to 15 bikes.

Yes. A group tour is the usual way to see Spiti on your own, because the cost of the vehicle and the driver is shared. On the summer tour a single seat is a booking like any other.

On the winter 4WD expedition solo travellers get a seat in a group SUV, and solo travellers pay ₹6,000 extra. On the bike tour a solo rider pays ₹36,999 for the Himalayan 411 or ₹45,999 for the 450.

A group of friends can book seats together on the same departure. For your own vehicle, the winter expedition offers a private 4WD for two at ₹43,999 per person, a Jimny 4×4 for groups of 2–3 and a Scorpio N 4×4 for groups of up to 5. For summer dates and group size outside a published departure, message us for a same-day quote.

• Included: 6 nights in hotels, homestays and camps on triple sharing: Sangla 1, Kalpa 1, Tabo 1, Kaza 2, Chandratal camp 1
• Included: Volvo tickets Delhi to Shimla and Manali to Delhi
• Included: Sightseeing and transfers by Tempo Traveller or SUV
• Included: Meals: day 2 dinner, days 3–7 breakfast and dinner, day 8 breakfast
• Included: Driver allowance, night charges, tolls, parking and fuel
• Included: All Inner Line Permits and local permissions
• Included: Trip captain, mechanical support and 24×7 customer support
• Included: First-aid kit, oxygen cylinders and oximeter
• Not included: 5% GST
• Not included: Any travel fare not listed in inclusions
• Not included: Lunches, snacks, and all alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks

The summer tour runs Delhi – Shimla – Sangla – Kalpa – Tabo – Kaza – Chandratal – Manali – Delhi, about 1,300 km, with the highest point at 4,551 m (Kunzum Pass). The winter tour stays on the Shimla and Kinnaur side and reaches Kaza by road through the snow.

The summer tour runs May to October and the bike tour from late May to early October. The winter 4WD expedition runs October to March, when Kunzum La and the Manali side are shut by snow.

We publish 2027 departure dates on each booking page once they are confirmed. Message us to find out which weeks are open.