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Delhi to Tungnath
Plan an Unforgettable Road Trip to the Remote Beauty of Spiti Valley from DelhiGet ready for an epic high-altitude journey to Spiti Valley, one of the most stunning and secluded destinations in Himachal Pradesh. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful solo escape, an adventurous group road trip, or a family retreat into the mountains, we offer comfortable SUVs, spacious Tempo Travellers, and dedicated support vehicles ideal for Himalayan terrains. Our expert hill drivers and experienced crew ensure your travel across narrow passes, rugged cliffs, and barren valleys is both safe and thrilling.
Spiti Valley is more than a travel destination — it’s a raw, spiritual adventure across the cold desert of the Indian Himalayas. As you ascend Kunzum Pass and traverse the dramatic Spiti River valley, you’ll discover ancient Buddhist monasteries like Key, Tabo, and Dhankar, surreal sights like the crescent-shaped Chandratal Lake, and high-altitude villages such as Hikkim, Langza, and Komic — some of the highest inhabited spots in Asia. The stark beauty of Spiti, its ancient traditions, and the silence of its vast landscapes leave a lasting impact on every traveler.Plan an Unforgettable Road Trip to the Serene Heights of Tungnath from Delhi
Route & Highlights
Delhi → Meerut → Haridwar → Rishikesh → Devprayag → Rudraprayag → Ukhimath → Chopta → Tungnath → Chandrashila → Delhi
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How to Plan a Trip to Delhi from Spiti Valley
Planning a road trip from Delhi to Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple in the world, requires strategic route planning, the right vehicle, and smart timing to ensure a smooth, spiritual, and scenic journey into the heart of the Garhwal Himalayas. Whether you’re on a pilgrimage, a family retreat, or a short nature break, our end-to-end travel service ensures your journey is comfortable and hassle-free.
Start by confirming your travel dates and group size. Based on your preferences, we offer suitable transport options — Sedans for couples or small families, SUVs for added power and luggage, and Tempo Travellers for larger groups. All vehicles are hill-ready and driven by experienced drivers familiar with the terrain of Uttarakhand.
Traveling from Delhi to Spiti Valley by road is one of the most thrilling and visually stunning road trips in North India. Offering a dramatic transition from cityscapes to barren mountain terrain, this high-altitude adventure covers around 720 to 900 km, depending on your chosen route, and takes 2 to 4 days to complete safely with stopovers and acclimatization.
There are two main routes to reach Spiti: one via Shimla (open year-round) and the other via Manali (open only from late June to mid-October due to snow). The Shimla route is longer but gentler in altitude gain, making it ideal for first-time visitors.
Popular Route: Delhi → Shimla → Kaza (Spiti Valley);
Route Overview:
Delhi → Murthal → Chandigarh → Shimla → Narkanda → Rampur → Reckong Peo → Nako → Tabo → Kaza (Spiti Valley)
Distance: ~750–800 km
Duration: 2–3 days
Best Season: May to October
Road Type: Mostly paved with stretches of rugged mountain terrain near Kinnaur and Spiti
On the way, enjoy scenic stopovers like Kufri, Narkanda’s apple orchards, the Satluj River valley, and the hanging roads of Kinnaur. As you enter Spiti, marvel at landscapes resembling Tibet with ancient monasteries like Tabo and Dhankar before reaching the hub of Kaza.
Alternate Route: Delhi → Manali → Kaza (via Rohtang & Kunzum Pass);
Distance: ~740 km
Duration: 2–3 days
Highlights: Rohtang Pass, Atal Tunnel, Chandratal Lake, Kunzum La
Open Season: Late June to Mid-October only
Note: Requires a permit to cross Rohtang Pass and is suitable for experienced drivers
Whether you’re taking a personal SUV or booking a Tempo Traveller, it’s essential to have a vehicle built for rough terrain and driven by someone with mountain driving experience. Always carry warm clothes, basic medicines, and enough water/snacks for remote stretches.
Travel from Delhi to Delhi to Spiti Valley by Road
Embark on a soul-stirring journey to Tungnath, the world’s highest Shiva temple and a sacred gem nestled in Uttarakhand’s Garhwal Himalayas. Whether you’re planning a spiritual solo escape, a family pilgrimage, or a group trek, we provide comfortable SUVs and Tempo Travellers perfect for mountain terrain. With our professional hill drivers and end-to-end support, your road trip from Delhi to Tungnath is guaranteed to be safe, scenic, and deeply memorable.
Tungnath is not just a destination — it’s a spiritual and natural retreat where devotion meets the divine beauty of the Himalayas. Located at an altitude of over 3,600 meters, the temple is accessible via a moderately easy 3.5 km trek from Chopta, known as the “Mini Switzerland of India.” On your way, you’ll witness enchanting meadows, snow-capped peaks, and views of Nanda Devi, Chaukhamba, and Kedarnath ranges.
Optional stops include Rishikesh, Devprayag, and Rudraprayag, offering a blend of river confluences, temples, and charming Himalayan towns. Whether you’re going for spiritual awakening or mountain serenity, our Delhi to Tungnath trip ensures a rejuvenating experience in the lap of nature.
Places to See in Spiti Valley
Tungnath, nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, is not only home to the world’s highest Shiva temple but also surrounded by serene landscapes, spiritual charm, and alpine adventure. Located at an altitude of 3,680 meters, the area offers a perfect mix of pilgrimage and Himalayan trekking, attracting both devotees and nature lovers.
Tungnath Temple: The main attraction, this ancient temple is one of the Panch Kedar and believed to be over 1,000 years old. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it stands amidst snowy peaks and offers profound spiritual peace in the lap of nature.
Chandrashila Peak: Just 1.5 km ahead of Tungnath, this peak at ~4,000 meters offers 360° panoramic views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Kedarnath, and Chaukhamba. The short but steep trek from Tungnath is a highlight for adventure seekers and sunrise photographers.
Chopta Valley: Often called the “Mini Switzerland of India,” Chopta serves as the base for the Tungnath trek. Surrounded by deodar, rhododendron, and pine forests, it’s ideal for picnics, bird watching, and slow nature walks.
Ukhimath: Just 45 km from Chopta, this is the winter abode of Lord Kedarnath. Its quiet temple town vibe and beautiful vistas make it a spiritual extension to your journey.
Deoria Tal: A short drive and hike from Chopta, this pristine lake reflects Chaukhamba peaks and is perfect for camping, stargazing, and sunrise photography.
Whether you’re trekking with friends, traveling with family, or seeking solitude in the hills, Tungnath and its surrounding gems promise a soul-soothing experience rich in nature, mythology, and mountain air.