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Spiti Valley — host of Fagli Festival

त्योहार · HIMACHAL PRADESH

Fagli Festival.

February · Spiti Valley

Ancient demon-chasing festival. Masked dancers, bonfires, local chang beer. Zero tourists.

क्यों मायने रखता हैPre-Buddhist shamanic tradition surviving in Spiti.

इस त्योहार के लिए जा रहे हैं? February में Spiti Valley

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February continues January's deep freeze with one addition: the snow leopard tracking season is at its peak. Temperatures stay at -15 to -20°C at night, warming to maybe -5 to 5°C in afternoon sun. Kunzum Pass remains impassable. The Kinnaur road is your only option, and it requires checking conditions daily — a single landslide or heavy snowfall can block it for days. Kaza has the bare essentials: a few open homest…

Spiti Valley की February गाइड देखें

कैसे पहुँचें

ऊँचाई
3800 m
नज़दीकी हवाई अड्डा
Bhuntar (Kullu) / Chandigarh
नज़दीकी रेलवे
Shimla / Joginder Nagar

Spiti Valley में अभी

Spiti Valley में कहाँ रुकें

  • The Kaza Inn

    Rs 1500-2500/night
    guesthouse · Heart of Kaza town, Spiti Valley

    Well-located comfortable guesthouse in the main town with easy access to market and transport

  • Tenzin's Homestay

    ₹800-1200/night
    homestay · Langza Village

    Below the iconic Buddha statue. Tenzin Norbu's family homestay with bukhari-heated rooms. Dinner is Spitian dal-rice with homemade butter. The fossil walks and stargazing from the terrace are unforgettable. No WiFi — that's a feature.

  • Spiti Valley Home Stay Kaza

    Rs 600-1200/night
    homestay · Near Kaza Bus Stand, Spiti Valley

    Centrally located family homestay near the bus stand with authentic Spitian meals

Spiti Valley की सभी ठहरने की जगहें

कहाँ खाएँ

  • Spiti Organic Kitchen

    Komic · ₹₹

    सिग्नेचरpasta with local cheese

    Water boils at ~85°C up here so noodles take 15 minutes longer than you'd expect. Order before you climb to the village stupa and the food is ready when you come back down.

  • Ibex Cafe

    Hikkim · ₹

    सिग्नेचरmaggi with chai

    Smaller and quieter than the tea shop; the bread omelette is the unexpected pick if you arrived without breakfast. Cash only.

  • Millennium Monastic Guest House Kitchen

    Tabo · ₹

    सिग्नेचरbutter tea with Tibetan bread

    Ask for the butter tea served with Tibetan bread — locals call it the speciality of the monastery and you won't find the same version in tourist cafes. Cash only; no card terminal.

  • Cafe Kunzum Top

    Tabo · ₹₹

    सिग्नेचरthukpa

    Order thukpa or thenthuk over fried noodles — the broth carries the local flavour. Service is slow at altitude; budget 30-40 minutes after ordering.

Spiti Valley की सभी खाने की जगहें

Spiti Valley में और क्या देखें

  • Key Monastery

    Largest and oldest monastery in Spiti Valley. Perched on a cliff at 4,166m.

    monastery
    1-2 hours
  • Tabo Monastery

    Founded in 996 AD, one of the oldest continuously operating Buddhist monasteries. Called "Ajanta of the Himalayas" for murals.

    monastery
    1-2 hours
  • Dhankar Monastery

    Perched on a 1,000-ft cliff at 12,774 ft. Former capital of Spiti with stunning valley views.

    monastery
    2-3 hours
  • Pin Valley National Park

    Cold desert national park home to snow leopard, Himalayan ibex, and rare Himalayan plants.

    viewpoint
    4-6 hours
  • Kunzum Pass

    High mountain pass at 15,060 ft connecting Kullu and Spiti. Temple at the top with prayer flags.

    viewpoint
    30 min

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