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Well, to reach Spiti in November , first of all you you`ll need to take the Shimla -Kinnaur route since the Manali one closes in winters. so, you will be travelling from Shimla, Narkanda, Rampur (on the way, before you reach Reckong Peo, you can take a small detour to Sangla and chitkul, I STRONG ADVICE IT i.e. if you have the time) Then, going through Reckong Peo, Kalpa , Nako, Gue, Tabo and Kaza. Once you are in Kaza, make sure you go to, Key Monastry , Khibber, Langza, Hikkim and Komic. Spiti is my absolute favourite place ever, I am sure you will love the experience.
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Hi, firstly you'll have to use Shimla Kaza route to reach Kaza. In between, you can have a detour at Narkanda, Kalpa and Tabo. If you have extra 2-3 days then do visit Chitkul.
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In winters, Spiti is accessible only from the Shimla side. The available route passes through Shimla – Narkanda – Rampur – Kalpa - Nako-Giu Village - Tabo Village – Dhankar - Pin Valley (Mud Village) – Kaza Best place to see in winters:
- Chandratal Lake: This lake transforms into a frozen wonder in winters. Visit it to see the expanse of stark whiteness backdropped by dark mountains and blue skies. - Gue Village: The village is famous for the intriguing mummy of a Buddhist monk who started mummifying his body while he was still alive. This was discovered during an earthquake in 1975 and is visited by people from all over the country. - Kibber: This village, surrounded by mountains, is famous for its snow-covered vistas in winter. Don’t miss to see the Tibetan-style houses, ancient monasteries, and wildlife like Blue Sheep, Tibetan Woolly Hare, Snow Leopards, and Ibex. - Chicham Bridge: Credited as the highest bridge in Asia and the second highest suspension bridge in the world, this bridge stands at a height of around 13,500 ft., this architectural marvel is a must-visit. Pros:
- Spiti is not visited by many travellers during the winter months, making it the perfect time for those who are seeking mountainside solitude.
- For those interested in experiencing extreme winter adventures, this is the best time to visit Spiti valley to explore winter treks here and even catch live snowfall.
- Those interested in wildlife can hope to spot snow leopards during this time. Con’s: - The weather is extremely harsh and brutal during winters. Those who cannot handle the blood-curdling cold should avoid venturing to Spiti in winters.
- Almost all the hotels, cafes, and markets are closed during winters. Your best bet will be homestays. You shouldn’t expect great facilities at this time.
- Whichever hotels and homestays are functional will charge exorbitant prices. Don’t expect a budget stay during winters.
- Due to heavy snow, most of the roads will be blocked or in bad condition. They are slippery due to frost, slushy mud, and water crossings. Keep a few buffer days in hand if travelling during these months to avoid delays caused due to these conditions.
- Due to sub-zero temperatures, don’t expect running water. You will have to make do with dry toilets and must be prepared to go for many days without taking a bath.
- There are electricity fluctuations during this time. Bonfires or warm kitchen areas will be your place to be!
- The ATMs might be out of order due to the valley being cut-off and unavailability of electricity.
- The phones will have intermittent coverage due to heavy snow cover. So prepare to remain cut-off for a while.
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