FAQs

The ideal time is from mid-May to mid-October when roads are open and weather is pleasant.

Yes, Spiti is generally safe. Locals are helpful, and we provide verified drivers and stays for your comfort.

Indian nationals don’t need a permit. Foreign nationals need an Inner Line Permit for certain areas like Kaza and Tabo.

Carry warm layers, thermals, windproof jackets, gloves, and good shoes—even in summer, as temperatures drop at night.

Spiti is accessible via two routes: Shimla–Kinnaur (open most of the year) and Manali–Kaza (open from June to October).

Yes, with proper acclimatization and slow-paced travel, it can be enjoyed by families. We plan comfortable routes accordingly.

Roads can be rough and narrow in parts. A local driver familiar with terrain is always recommended.

BSNL and Jio work at limited spots like Kaza and Tabo. Kalpa and Sangla have better connectivity. Expect digital detox.

We offer handpicked homestays, boutique guesthouses, and comfortable campsites—clean, scenic, and locally run.

Some travelers may feel mild symptoms. Staying hydrated, resting well, and acclimatizing slowly helps avoid AMS.

Just fill out the Plan Your Trip form or request a callback. Our team will get in touch and create a trip tailored to you.