Spiti Valley | Mountain Scape That Must Not Be Missed

Hi Steemit,

The first thought that strikes you about Spiti is that it is not for the average tourist. The land of surrealism promises amazing adventures -- but only for those who have an adventurous streak in them. After all, “the traveler sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see.”

If you wish to go to Spiti, you must begin by carrying no images and expectations -- this will let you come back with a backpack full of your own set of unforgettable experiences. And what a great seto f experiences it is: the terrain, the views, the weather and the food leave a lasting impact on the sternest of souls!

Unique geographical features make Spiti more desirable by explorers of different age groups belonging to different walks of life. But there are a few things that one must be aware of before sealing the Lahaul Spiti tour plan.

The average elevation of the entire valley is 4270 m and weather is highly unpredictable.
The valley boasts of wide varieties of flora and fauna. Snow Leopards and Himalayan Wolves are also spotted in the Pin Valley National Park during winters.
Trekking and camping are a must when you are in the valley.
Brace yourself for a detached life when you are in the valley. Network connectivity is obscure and Spitians are pretty cool with it. You may get lucky with BSNL signals at some places.
The place is almost a mirror image of Tibet in terms of culture and lifestyle.

May end to the beginning of October is considered the best time to visit Spiti because that’s the time when Shimla – Kinnaur highway is open, which makes the valley accessible to the rest of the world.

Temperature

Summer – Ranges from 18 – 25 degrees celsius
Winter – Experiences heavy snowfall in the valley region; all mountain passes leading to the valley are blocked making it impossible for any vehicle to enter the region.

For Tour Details refer below link
http://traveltriangle.com/blog/8-days-spiti-valley-trip/

Please find below some pics
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