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On an adventure trips in Spiti, get your heads out the car window and enjoy the beautiful vistas of the harsh Himalayan environment, where every turn will greet you with infinite valley views, snow-capped peaks, and a moon-shaped lake. You’ll be awestruck by the rustic landscape of this remote resting land. Simply put, it’s the ideal playground for anyone looking for exciting off-road driving with the added advantage of spotting the elusive Snow Leopard.
A drive from the highest village to the last village is unforgettable, as you take in the fresh mountain air while sitting on the lonely slopes of the last village, surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Spiti is the perfect powerpack for an adventurous trip, whether you’re looking down on a little vehicle from Asia’s highest suspended Chicham bridge or crossing the manually operated cable ropeway to Kibber hamlet.
Chandratal Lake, located at a height of roughly 4300 metres in the mighty Himalayas, is widely referred to as one of the most beautiful lakes. The magnificent lake, which is the source of the Chandra River, is located on the Samudra Tapu plateau in the Lahaul region of the Lahaul and Spiti district. The crescent form of the lake gives it the name “Chandra Taal” (Moon Lake). This lake is also one of two Ramsar sites in India, both of which are high-altitude wetlands. It used to be a stopover for Tibetan traders on their way to Spiti and the Kullu valley, but now it attracts tens of thousands of adventure seekers.
Dromton, a pupil of the famed teacher Atisha in the 11th century, is thought to have created Kye Monastery and Ki Monastery. It has a collection of antique texts and murals, as well as Buddha idols in the Dhyana pose. The majestic monastery also serves as a religious training centre for the Lamas, with over 300 lamas receiving their education here.
Kunzum Pass, or Kunzum La as it is known among locals, is one of India’s highest motorable mountain crossings, rising to 4,551 metres above mean sea level. Kunzum La offers a remarkable 360-degree view of the Bara- Shigri Glacier (the world’s second longest glacier), a jaw-dropping perspective of the Chandrabhaga Range, and a breathtaking glimpse of the Spiti Valley. This is also the start of a 9-kilometer walk to Chandratal.
This Monastery is located between Kaza and Tabo atop a rock. From here, you may get a fantastic view of the Spiti River. This monastery has a ‘Vairocharan’ statue with four Buddha statues seated in the four directions, as well as old paintings, murals, and scriptures.
There is a lake just below the Baralacha pass that one should not miss, especially if they are interested photography. The Suraj Tal is one of the most picturesque and attractive lakes in the world.
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