Why a Spiti Group Trip in a Tempo Traveller Is the Best Way to Travel (2025 Guide)
- Panny Fack
- Jul 15
- 3 min read
The road to Spiti Valley is one of the most rewarding and demanding journeys in India. Towering mountains, remote villages, and high-altitude passes make this region unforgettable—but also logistically complex. For many travellers, planning a solo road trip here can quickly become overwhelming.
That’s why a group trip to Spiti in a tempo traveller makes so much sense. It combines comfort, affordability, and camaraderie—without compromising on adventure.
Here’s why this is the best way to experience Spiti, especially if you're starting from Delhi.
Why a Group Trip to Spiti Is Better Than Going Solo
The Spiti circuit involves long travel days through some of the most challenging roads in the Himalayas. There are blind curves, rockfalls, and water crossings that demand constant attention.
In a tempo traveller, you don’t have to navigate any of it. An experienced driver takes charge, while you focus on what really matters—watching the terrain shift from pine forests to barren moonscapes, taking in the silence, and being present in the journey. That’s the real joy of travelling with a group—no distractions, only immersion.
How a Group Tour Builds Unforgettable Bonds
Some of the best moments on the road happen between destinations. Whether it’s sharing snacks at a roadside dhaba or singing together during a night drive, these small connections define the experience.
Travelling with a group in a tempo traveller allows you to meet people from different cities, professions, and backgrounds. Some arrive solo, others come with friends—but by the time you return to Delhi, most leave with new friendships and shared memories.
What’s Included in the Spiti Package by Tempo Traveller
Generally all inclusive packages have everything included from stays,meals and different experiences but we believe in keeping things transparent and hassle-free. Here's what’s included when you book your Spiti Valley group experience with us:
Accommodation at all hotels and camps as per the itinerary on triple sharing basis(Double/single sharing available at an additional charge)
Volvo bus tickets from Delhi (AC semi-sleeper)
6 breakfasts and 6 dinners
Comfortable tempo traveller for all days as per the itinerary (Day 2 to Day 8)
Experienced, English-speaking local driver who knows the terrain and region well
Driver’s charges, accommodation, fuel, and inter-state tolls
Camping experience at Chandratal Lake, including tent setup, sleeping bags, and blankets
Entry fees for monasteries and museums
A dedicated Group Captain to lead and support throughout the journey
Spiti Travel Itinerary for Group Departures
Our ideal 9-day plan is built to offer both depth and comfort. Instead of rushing through Spiti, the route is designed to gradually build altitude, break up long drives, and give you enough time to actually experience the places you’re visiting.
Day 1: Delhi to Shimla
Day 2: Shimla to Sangla
Day 3: Sangla to Kalpa
Day 4: Kalpa to Tabo (via Nako & Gue Monastery)
Day 5: Tabo to Kaza
Day 6: Kaza Local Sightseeing (Key Monastery, Langza, Hikkim, Komic)
Day 7: Kaza to Chandratal Lake
Day 8: Chandratal to Manali
Day 9: Reach Delhi
What Our Travelers Say
Why This Tempo Traveller Group Tour Is the Best Way to Explore Spiti
With the road, stay, food, and safety taken care of, you’re free to focus on:
Watching the first light hit Key Monastery
Talking to locals over a plate of Thukpa
Lying under the stars near Chandratal
Waking up to sunrises in Kalpa or pin-drop silence in Tabo
This isn’t just a getaway—it’s a shared experience of something truly rare.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is this Spiti group tour suitable for solo travellers?
Yes. Many solo travellers join and leave with lifelong friendships.
Q. What is the best time for a group trip to Spiti?
Summer (June to September) is ideal, as the roads are open and the weather is stable.
Q. How much does a group Spiti tour cost?
The average package is priced at ₹17,000 including travel, stay, meals, permits, and experiences.
Q. How many people are there in one traveller?
Depends on the group size, there are 12,14 and 17 seater travellers available are per group sizes.
Ready to Join the Journey?
Whether you're a solo explorer looking to connect with others, or a group of friends seeking a seamless way to explore the Himalayas, a group journey through Spiti in a tempo traveller offers the perfect blend of adventure and ease.
Take your time choosing the right operator, prepare well for the altitude, and keep an open heart. Spiti has a way of changing perspectives — and a well-paced group trip might just be the best way to let it happen.
Wherever you begin, and however you go — Spiti will leave its mark.
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