April Blooms | Nature’s Palette in Full

#aprilblooms Spiti you beauty. Here is our itinerary - Jaipur– Starting point of the journey from the Pink City. -Narkanda– A peaceful hill town known for Hatu Peak and apple orchards. - Sarahan– Home to the ancient Bhimakali Temple with stunning mountain views. - Sangla– A scenic valley by the Baspa River with pine forests and wooden homes. - Chitkul– The last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibet border. - Kalpa– Offers majestic views of the Kinnaur Kailash range. - Nako– A high-altitude village with a serene lake and monastery. - Gue– Known for the naturally preserved 500-year-old mummy of a lama. - Tabo– Famous for the ancient Tabo Monastery, often called the “Ajanta of the Himalayas.” - Dhankar– Cliffside monastery overlooking the Spiti-Pin river confluence. - Pin Valley– A green contrast in Spiti known for its national park and remote villages. - Kaza– Main town and hub of Spiti with markets, cafés, and local culture. - Key– Iconic hilltop monastery with panoramic valley views. - Kibber– One of the highest motorable villages in the world. - Hikkim – Home to the world’s highest post office. - Komic– The world’s highest village connected by a motorable road. - Langza– Fossil-rich village overlooked by a giant Buddha statue. - Chandratal– A moon-shaped alpine lake (accessible only if the snow route is open). - Manal– Hill station offering a refreshing end to the Spiti journey. - Jaipur– Return to base with memories from the mountains.