Spiti – Spiti is full of barren hills, bare mountainsides, rough terrain, and more like a dry desert. Though there is plenty of ice water in the glaciers above and the rivers below, the flatlands of the valley are dry. With almost no rain and excessive snowfall, Spiti seems to be a land of contrasts – a vast expanse of barren area encircles green patches of cultivation and cedar tree orchards. The terrain is dry and rough and the erosions carve in most amazing shapes and colours. The barren hills, grey slopes and steep gorges in Spiti Valley often amaze the travellers.
key monastery, chandrantal lake, kunzum pass & and many more Monastery & lakes are the best places to visit in spiti.
1.National Park of Pin Valley
For those who love the outdoors and shoot wildlife, Pin Valley is a paradise. Rare species such the Himalayan blue sheep, Siberian ibex, and snow leopard can be found in the park. The park is accessed via the charming towns of Sagnam and Mudh.
2.Lake Chandratal
Chandratal, also called the “Moon Lake,” is a 4,300-meter-high lake with a crescent form. It is a well-liked location for hiking and camping because of its glistening clear waters, which mirror the surrounding snow-capped hills.
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3.The Monastery of Dhankar
Dhankar Monastery, perched dangerously atop a rock, provides stunning views of the meeting point of the Spiti and Pin rivers. The historic and religious importance of the area is demonstrated by the old fort monastery.
