Join us on our fixed departures as we explore the India beyond the cities.


Nagaland- Kohima,Khonoma and Dzukele

  • Emerald Meghalaya

    Dates: 20-24 Feb | 20-24 March 2019
    Cost: INR 16,500 per person

    The trip will include travelling and exploring the heritage village Khonoma, also to green village in Asia. Dzuleke, paradise hidden away from hustle the city. Jakhama, vibrant village with the best view of rice fields. Kohima, the capital depicting modern day Nagaland and Dzukou Valley.


Emerald Meghalaya

  • Emerald Meghalaya

    Dates: Jan 29 - Feb 4th | Feb 13 - 18th | Feb 27 - Mar 4th | Mar 12 - 17th | Mar 20 - 25th | Mar 27 - Apr 1st
    Cost: INR 21,200 per person

    Walk over the living root bridges and hear them breathe, camp beside river the source of light is bonfire and the starry sky. Wake up and dive into the transparent waters that very river from cliff. This is not even half of trip offers!


Mizoram, the land far east!

  • Mizoram, the land far east!

    Dates: February 27th to March 4th, 2019
    Cost: INR 30, 000 per person

    From exploring the organized streets of Aizawl to walking in virgin forests; driving the Wild Mizoram to boarding two-wheeler taxis; trekking to top of surreal peak to caving in pitch dark; buying fruits from shopkeeper-less shops to challeng your taste buds with Mizo food. Explore the land far east!

Unorthodox Sikkim


  • Unorthodox Sikkim

    Dates:Feb 4 - 10 | Mar 20 - 26
    Cost: Rs.29, 000 per person

    Homestays in lesser known valleys and resorts overlooking crispy clouds would shelter you during this tour. From tasting authentic Bhutia, Lepcha and Nepali cuisine, to experimenting with varieties of organically brewed variations of beers and wines, this tour of Sikkim can compel have already seen Sikkim to come back for renewed perspective.

Our fixed trips to Spiti and Ladakh this season:


Trips to Spiti

  • Kinnaur & Spiti Safari

    The Essential Kinaaur and Spiti Safari

    18 May – 25 May | 15 June – 22 June | 13 July – 20 July | 10 Aug – 17 Aug | 31 Aug – 7 Sep | 5 Oct – 12 Oct
    Costs: INR 22,990 per person excluding 5% GST

    The Kinnaur and Spiti Safari starts in Shimla and takes you through stunning and picturesque valleys of the Sutlej, Baspa, Spiti and Pin rivers, and up and over the majestic Rohtang and Kunzum passes. You travel into the spectacular valley of the Sutlej River in Kinnaur, the mighty Kinner Kailash keeps you company in Kalpa, and the enchanting Baspa valley is the perfect place to rejuvenate. While in Spiti, you journey through some of the worlds highest villages, visit ancient monasteries (including a monastery over 1000 years old), experience the Spitian way of life through traditional homestays, and get an insight into Spitis history, culture & folklore. This trip packs in Spiti and Kinnaur as possible, without compromising your comfort levels.

  • Spiti Kaleidoscope

    Spiti Kaleidoscope

    30 June – 6 Jul | 28 July – 3 Aug | 8 Sept – 14 Sept | 29 Sep – 5 Oct
    Costs: INR 20,990 per person excluding 5% GST

    This adventure takes you up and over the majestic Rohtang and Kunzum passes, and through the graphic valleys of Chandra, Spiti and Pin rivers. We'll take in sights on left bank plateau as acclimatize to altitude, safari the highest villages in world, experience are culture traditional homestay and folk performances, ride yak in high Himalayas, hike the Snow Leopard & Himalayan Wolf habitats, discover fascinating remnants of the Himalayan heritage, mountain bike in some stunning & rugged back country trails, get glimpse into preserved Buddhist heritage dating back over 1000 years, savour local Spitian cuisine, the insight in development & conservation projects, and discover the magic like call "the Spiti experience".

  • STORIES FROM PAST TRAVELLERS

    See testimonials, stories, feedback and pictures from our travellers to Spiti over the past two years:

    Testimonials:

    "I had a wonderful time at Ladakh.
    I cannot imagine a more beautiful place than Urbis. The trek was through valley of flowers and the homestay there was with such a lovely, warm hearted family. They took good care of every little detail and treated me like family :) Hospitality at it's best!
    Travel to Pangong Tso was an experience not describable in words. The homestay was right next to the lake which was good.
    Last but not the least, enjoyed local food experience. I am definitely going there again. Thanks a lot for helping me plan this much needed break."

    ~ Preeti Jain, travelled to Ladakh in July 2017

    "It was a wonderful trip. Made lot of new friends. Guide and driver was excellent. Home stay was good too. Speechless about the beauty of the place.I can't think of anything that can improve except some more orientation on compost toilet would help. Or may be alternate toilet arrangements.
    Thank you so much for such a wonderful trip. "

    ~ Chandrashila, travelled solo on our Kinnaur and Spiti Safari in August 2016

    "The holiday in Spiti was one of the best, as it was firstly offbeat and it also gave me a good insight on the lives of the locals. Responsible travel and carbon neutrality is what attracted me to this kind of a holiday. The arrangements were very well done and our guides and drivers ensured we were taken care of. It was great to meet Ishita at Kaza and understand the good work she and her team are doing in Spiti. Loved the hospitality and warmth of our hosts at our homestays / guest houses and the people of Spiti overall. My favourite memories are Tabo, Komic and Langza. We should have a homestay at Langza instead of Demul. Langza's beauty was just too much for words. Would like to travel like this to other places as well in the future :)
    Thanks for all the arrangements and coordination. "

    ~ Malita Crasto, travelled on Kinnaur and Spiti Safari trip in June 2015.

    "I’m still relishing the memories of Spiti and the wonderful people I met on this trip. The Kinnaur & Spiti jeep safari had been the best of the journeys I have undertaken till yet. I never expected the trip, especially the hotels & homestays to be as good as they were. The rooms in all the hotels were very neat and clean, especially bathrooms, and all of them had amazing views. The best was in Kalpa and Dhankar. The homestays in Demul & Komic too were beautiful. It was wonderful to put up with the locals of some of the remotest villages in Asia and experience their routine life. Chhering (our guide ) was par excellence. He was genuinely concerned about everyone on the trip and looked after each one of us personally. Everyone enjoyed his company and all the stories he told us about Spiti and its people. Driving in this part of Asia is one of the toughest things to do but Gatuk (our driver) was simply superb at it. A highly recommended journey for anyone who wants to try something different."

    ~ Piyush Patni


    "I absolutely loved the Spiti trip! I had wonderful experiences meeting new people, exploring quaint villages and discovering the wonders of this beautiful country. I really enjoyed the homestays and eating local Spiti food. I also liked the fact that it was a small group, if it had been much larger we would have had a harder time moving about and fitting in the jeep."

    ~Sami Steer


    "Spiti is truly amazing, interacting with the people out there, made me realize that it is so easy for one to be happy! I would like to congratulate India Untravelled, for getting together such a wonderful mix of people. I thoroughly enjoyed interacting with each one of them, their curiosity about the world, was something that I shall take away with me. :) Our guide Tsering was also wonderful, his knowledge about the Buddhist monasteries was extremely helpful!"

    ~Adhitya Prakash


    "I had never heard of "Spiti" till I came across a beautiful snap on your website and from that moment on, I had decided that I am going there! The location was amazing -- what blew me off is the onward and return journey (esp the return journey) -- it was so funny, I was sleepy but was keeping my eyes open so that I dont miss on a single amazing view! I especially loved the Kunzum pass :) The homestays were both really nice! It was the first of a kind experience for me and was a good experience -- we even learnt how to make Momos. The Post office experience was lovely! The thrill of posting from the highest post office, the lovely stamps, the hospitable postman – they even served us tea. The post cards haven’t reached though. Not yet. Overall -- I must say a lovely trip. The hotels selected, the locations, the guide. Looking forward to travelling with India Untravelled again :)"

    ~Mansee Shah

On the India Untravelled Blog

Sarita: Spiti, a Dustland Fairytale
Charu: Spiti: A World Within a World
Aditi: Tabo: An Alternative Guide
Mansee: Surreal Spiti           
Divya: Spiti Valley: An Unforgettable Trip

See photos of Spiti on our Facebook page

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