6. Kibber – The Views Will Leave You Awestruck

Locally popular as Kyibar, this is another scenic village of Spiti. Encircled by lofty mountains and barren stretches of cold desert, people can enjoy jaw-dropping views and indulge in one of the most hardcore Spiti Valley trek in June. The clear weather and comfortable temperature of summer have placed Kibber on the list of best places to visit in Spiti Valley in summer. Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary is an attraction here, which is home to common as well as rare fauna like Tibetan Wolle Hare, Tibetan Wild Ass, Blue Sheep, Red Fox, Himalayan Wolf, Pika, and Lynx.

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Things to do in Kibber: Spotting wildlife and admiring the natural beauty. Moreover, this place is an important stopover for Spiti Valley Trek route.

7. Pin Valley National Park – Home To Nearly-Extinct Wildlife

Tucked in the high ranges of Himalayas, Pin Valley National Park is a huge and expansive biosphere reserve, showcasing stunning and most photogenic surrounding. Famed as a home to rare as well as endangered flora and fauna, Pin Valley National Park should be on your bucket list if you’re planning a trip to Spiti valley in summer. In June, the weather is comfortable and clear, and the chances of spotting wildlife increase manifold. Did this entice the nature enthusiast in you already? Well, then we say, get packing!

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Things to do in Pin Valley National Park: Spotting snow leopard, Siberian ibex, Tibetan gazelle Chukar partridges and snowcock.

8. Suraj Tal Lake – Lake Of God's Sun

Honored as the third highest lake in India, Suraj Tal lake is another gem of Spiti, situated at 4950 m. Ideal for Spiti Valley trip during June, this emerald green lake is best known for awe-inspiring views of Baralacha Pass, mountains and semi-frozen streams. The summer weather here is calm and perfect for all kinds of adventure activities like a trek, road trips, and biking. Are you ready to embark on a serene journey here like never before?

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Things to do in Suraj Tal Lake: Photographic expeditions, nature walks, and mountain biking tours.

9. Kungri Monastery – The Most Colourful Gompa in Spiti

Built in the 14th century, Kungri Monastery is one of the most vibrant and oldest monasteries of Spiti region. With beautiful artwork, silk paintings, figurines books, archives and wall paintings, Kungri Monastery showcases various traditions and culture of Buddhism. Visiting this monastery in Spiti valley in June is a good idea as one will get to enjoy local festivals and performances.

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Things to do in Kungri Monastery: Sword dance and devil dance

10. Lahaul Valley – The Sprawling And Scenic Valley

This is a sprawling valley of Spiti, formed by the two rivers Chandra and Bhaga. Adorned with immense natural beauty, Lahaul Valley pulls maximum tourists during summer. Lahaul Valley is one of the most popular places to see in Spiti in June, with unobstructed views of Chandrabhaga Range and rivers. Moreover, travelers can opt for thrilling treks to Suraj Taal, Chandra Taal, and Kunzum Pass.

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Things to do in Lahaul Valley: Visit Kyi Gompa – the largest and oldest monastery of Lahaul Valley and enjoy Chaam festival- the annual festival that happens in June.

Have you already geared up to visit Spiti Valley? Pack your bags and just indulge in one of the most refreshing and enthralling holidays of your life. Make sure you pack a few extra clothes in case you change your mind and extend your vacay amid the gorgeous hills surrounding this valley!

FAQ's

Q. How To Reach Spiti Valley?

A. If you haven’t been to Spiti valley yet, we say you’re in luck as you have the options of trying either of the two options to reach this place. The first route will take you via Manali and it will take approximately 13-14 hours depending upon the condition of the roads at the time. The second route, however, will give you the opportunity to take an overnight halt in Reckong Peo or Kalpa and it is via this route leading from Shimla through Kinnaur Valley that you will be able to adjust to the changing altitude better.

Q. When is the best time to come to Spiti? When are the passes open?

A. This varies from year to year but in general, if you are coming from Manali, Kunzum La and Rohtang Passes are open around mid-May. Coming from Shimla, the Reckoning Peo road is all weather and the Border Roads Organization do their best to keep this route open all year round. The best time to come to Spiti is the Summer months between May and October when temperatures are perfect, roads are (mostly) clear and the sun is shining!

Q. Do we require a permit to enter Spiti?

A. For foreign (non-Indian) passport holders: Coming from Manali over the Rohtang Pass requires no Inner Line Permit or paperwork, the border police will register your passport number at the entrance to the valley and it will rarely take longer than 5 minutes. Coming from Shimla does require an Inner Line Permit which can be arranged in advance at the District Collectors office in Shimla or at the Reckoning Peo border post. Experienced India travelers always have photocopies of their passports and spare passport photos ready at all times! For Indian citizens: No permits required.

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