The Lahaul-Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh is famous for its scenic beauty and adventure sports and activities. The Himalayas are an attraction for curious adventure seekers who come down here for the best adventure tours in Lahaul-Spiti such as trekking, hiking, mountaineering, camping, motorcycle touring, biking, nature walks, jeep safaris etc. The Pin Parvati trekking expedition is a famous trek for those who love long treks. This trek lasts over a period of ten days and the path takes you through some of the best locations in the country. You can see beautiful valleys and hills, mountain passes, rivers, small remote villages and religious places. The Hampta Pass and Chandratal Lake trek that takes about five days and four nights is a treat for nature lovers. One of the best adventure activities in Lahaul-Spiti, these two places are stunning when it comes to nature’s beauty. You will see Rani River, Chika, Balu ka Ghera, and Shea Gaharu on the course of five days.
Tis trek is perfect for nature walks when you can go around your camping site and explore places nearby when you are not trekking on the route. The camping locations are some of the best, located by a lake or in a clearing in the woods etc. The Spiti Valley, situated at 12500 feet, is captivating with its wild beauty. You will see some of the well known trekking places here, namely the Key Monastery, Tabo Village, Kalpa, Sangla Valley, Dhankar Gompa, Nako Village, Rampur, Chandratal Lake, Kaza Village, Kibber Village, Pin Valley National Park etc. All the expeditions and treks include camps, amenities and all the facilities such as food, trekking gears, transportation etc. You will have an amazing time in Lahaul-Spiti because of the diversity in scenery it provides. The mountain air and scenic beauty is bound to do wonders on your adventure tour in Lahaul-Spiti, as you will find out.

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Located close to India’s eye-catching Spiti river in the Spiti Valley, the Key Monastery is one of the must-visit places in Himachal Pradesh. Also known as the Kye Gompa or Ki and Kee Monastery, the spectacular Tibetan Buddhist Monastery is located on a picturesque hilltop at an altitude of 4,166 meters above the sea level.The 1000-year-old monastery which dates back to 1100 CE is also the largest in Lahaul and Spiti district of India. The magnificent Key Monastery is believed to have been established by Dromtön (Brom-ston, 1008-1064 CE) who was a student of Atisha, a famous teacher of the 11th century.Home to around 250-300 Lamas, who are spiritual leaders in Tibetan Buddhism, the stunning monastery serves as a fully-functional religious training ground for Lamas run by a Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhist monks. The historic monastery with a breathtaking architecture will leave you spellbound with a resemblance to fantasy fiction.Surrounded by beautiful snow-capped Himalayas and glaciers, the monastery is visited by thousands of devotees and tourists from all over the world who come here to seek tranquility and inner peace. The pristine location of the monastery with gorgeous villages covered in snow and long winding roads will give you an unforgettable experience.As you step inside this amazing monastery, you will notice its beautiful walls which are covered with murals and paintings depicting the 14th-century monastic architecture, influenced by Chinese culture. It is also popular for its rare manuscripts, unique wind instruments, Buddha idols and a marvelous collection of weapons to ward off attackers and protect the monastery.With a fascinating history behind its emergence, the Key Monastery survived many attacks by the Mongols. Nevertheless, in the year 2000, it witnessed a grand celebration of completing 1000 years in the esteemed presence of the Dalai Lama.

Popularly known as the trekker's paradise, Chandratal Lake is reckoned as the most charismatic lake situated in the laps of Himalayas. This enticing lake is perched on the Samudra Tapu plateau which lies in close proximity to Chandra river. Situated at an altitude of 4300 meters, Chandratal offers the most splendid views of the Spiti region.The lake is crescent-shaped, and that is how it got its name. If you are looking for a perfect blend of adventure and laidback holidays, there could not be a better site to kickstart your journey than Chandratal. The road to Chandratal lake takes you through treacherous trails of Batal which will set your adrenaline pumping.On your way, you will also get to climb the glaciers between Kunzum pass and Rohtang Pass. This mesmerizing site has much folklore attached to itself but what lures its visitors is its turquoise blue water, majestic mountains and serene surroundings which make it an apt place for camping. Sprawled over an area of 2.5 kilometers, Chandratal sees a massive influx of travelers during the summer months.In the winter months, this place majorly remains in the bucket list of adventure enthusiasts who want to push past their limits.

Located in the calm and serene location of Lahaul and Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh, this quaint and enchanting national park is a cold desert, replete with a variety of natural landscape features. If you are someone who enjoys the peace and calm of nature and have an appetite for natural beauty, then this heavenly site is a must-visit place for you. The drastic variety of landscape features that are present at this national park are enough to catch the attention of any tourist. The valley is surrounded by the beautiful and green valley of Kullu district and bare and brown mountains which become a beauty during the season of snowfall. The sprawling fields, which give an abundant view of the valley and spread up to a vastness that seems unrealistic to the sight, add to the charming view of the valley. The area is mainly influenced by typical Buddhist Tibetan culture and was established in the year 1987 on 9th January. It is known that the high altitude of the park and the near extreme temperatures lead to sparsity of vegetation and forms a natural habitat for many endangered animals like the snow leopard and Siberian Fox. Along with an exotic variety of flora and fauna, one can also find various medicinal plants at the location, some of which have been declared endangered. Spread over an area of 675 square meters and resting at an altitude of 3300 – 6632 meter, this place is a sight of sheer beauty.
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