Kunzum Pass, one of the uppermost motorable passes in India, parts Lahaul and Spiti district. This place is near a captivating lake well known as Chandratal Lake.
The lake has got its name due to its arced moon shape. This unspoiled lake lies in the Spiti region, has a campsite around 2 km from it, where trekkers nail their tents and ignite a bonfire to enjoy the unusual opportune clear sky studded with stars at night.
In opposed to other flora enriched valleys of Himachal, Lahaul and Spiti are meagerly lush. It gives a profound experience of the high elevations of the region. A different hue of Mother Nature to appreciate.
Areas here have Hindu as well as Tibetan effects, which can be well seen in the beliefs. Lahaul-Spiti has many monasteries and temples portraying the convergence of both cultures.
Tabo monastery in Lahaul and Key monastery in Spiti highlights the Tibetan culture prevalent in the district. Hundreds of monastics come to Key monastery to meditate and pray each year during the summer season.
Kibber village, Darcha, Suraj Tal Lake, Pin valley national park, and Dhankar fort are a few other prevalent places to discover in Lahaul-Spiti.
Kaza town is the secretarial sector of the Spiti region. It houses many homestays and hotels for voyagers coming to Lahaul-Spiti.
The district is around 200 kms from Manali town that can be reached by the Manali-Leh route.
Summer (March to June): 15 ͦC to 20 ͦC
Winters (October to February): -25 ͦC to 2 ͦC
Monsoon (July to September): 5 ͦC to 10 ͦC
Via Air: Bhuntar airport and Shimla airport are the closest. Hired cab can come at any of the airorts to pick you. You can also embark on the taxi journey from Delhi and Chandigarh Airport.
Via Train: Chandigarh and Kalka are closest railway stations to reach Spiti. Pick up can be given from any of these railway stations. Hired cab can pick from Chandigarh, Ambala, Delhi, or Kalka railway stations too.
March till October is ought to be the best time to explore the valley
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