The Spiti Escape

Mall Road

The Mall Road in Shimla is the city’s vibrant social and commercial heart, a pedestrian-only promenade lined with colonial-era buildings, quaint cafes, and bustling local emporiums.

Christ Church

Christ Church in Shimla is North India’s second oldest church, a majestic neo-Gothic landmark on the Ridge famous for its yellow facade and five exquisite stained-glass windows representing Christian virtues.Built in 1857, this iconic structure defines the city’s colonial skyline and remains its most photographed site, especially when illuminated at night or covered in winter snow.

Jakhoo Temple

Jakhoo Temple is a legendary Hindu shrine atop Shimla’s highest peak, famous for its towering 108-foot orange statue of Lord Hanuman and breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas.

Rakcham Valley

Rakcham Valley is a serene Himalayan hideaway in Kinnaur, famous for its pink buckwheat meadows, traditional wooden architecture, and the crystal-clear Baspa River.Located between Sangla and Chitkul, it offers a tranquil “digital detox” with incredible trekking trails and panoramic views of the Kinnaur Kailash peaks.

Baspa River

The Baspa River is a stunning, crystal-clear Himalayan tributary that flows through the Sangla Valley (also known as Baspa Valley) in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh.Originating near the Indo-Tibetan border, it meanders through picturesque high-altitude villages like Chitkul and Rakchham before merging with the Sutlej River at Karcham.

Spiti Valley

Spiti Valley is a high-altitude cold desert in Himachal Pradesh, known as the “Middle Land” for its deep cultural and geographic ties between India and Tibet.It features a surreal lunar landscape dotted with thousand-year-old monasteries, crystal-clear lakes like Chandratal, and the world’s highest post office in Hikkim

Chicham Bridge

Chicham Bridge is Asia’s highest suspension bridge, spanning a deep 1,000-foot gorge at an altitude of approximately 4,145 meters (13,599 ft).It connects the remote villages of Chicham and Kibber in Spiti Valley, turning what used to be a treacherous trek into a stunning, must-see drive for travelers.

Kaza local monasteries

Visit Kaza local monasteries and village

Chandratal

Chandratal, or the “Moon Lake,” is a breathtaking high-altitude lake in Spiti known for its crescent shape and turquoise waters that change hues with the sky.Accessible only via a trek or rugged drive from Kunzum Pass, it sits at 4,300 meters and offers a surreal, mirror-like reflection of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

Manali

Scenic journey through the beautiful valleys and mountain landscapes of Manali.

Hadimba Devi Temple

Hadimba Devi Temple is a 16th-century four-tiered wooden structure in Manali, dedicated to the demon-goddess Hadimba and set amidst a serene, towering cedar forest called Dhungri Van Vihar.Unique for its pagoda-style architecture and absence of an idol (worship is centered on a natural rock footprint), it remains a mystical cultural landmark famous for its intricate wood carvings and resident mountain yaks.

Vashisht Temple

Vashisht Temple is a 4,000-year-old stone shrine in Manali dedicated to the sage Vashisht, famous for its ornate wood carvings and natural sulfur hot springs believed to have medicinal healing properties. The temple complex features separate Turkish-style bathing tanks for men and women, offering a spiritual and rejuvenating experience with stunning views of the Beas River valley.