
Walk on the frozen Lingti river, the biggest tributary to the Spiti River
Spiti, Himachal Pradesh
Intermediate
Difficulty Level
11 days
Duration
3,400 m
Highest Altitude
6-10
Group Size
0
Price (excl GST)
64.9
kgCO2e/person
A surreal journey through Spiti's winter magic
Walking on the frozen Lingti River in Spiti during winter is a truly magical experience. As temperatures drop, the river transforms into a solid pathway of ice, revealing a stunning landscape surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The glistening ice beneath your feet reflects the beauty of this high-altitude desert, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere. With each step, you’ll feel the satisfying crunch of ice, breathe in the crisp, invigorating air, and soak in the quiet beauty around you. This unique trek, framed by dramatic mountains and ancient Buddhist monasteries, offers a special glimpse into the tranquil charm of Spiti in winter.
1Arrive in Chandigarh. Drive to Thanedar.
2Drive to Sangla.
3Acclimatisation day in Sangla.
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Accommodation for 10 nights
Transportation as per itinerary
All meals from Dinner on Day 1 to Breakfast on Day 11
Experienced and qualified staff, and high-quality service
Safety communication devices like walkie-talkies and satellite phones
Carriage for personal luggage on the trek (upto 12 kg per person)
Porter/mules for common supplies and gear
Gear rental for group camping
First aid and support, including oxygen cylinders
Travel and accident insurance
Alcoholic beverages
Personal expenses incurred during the trip
Single room supplement
Flight tickets to and from the trek
Tips
A winter expedition walking on a frozen river, like the Lingti River in Spiti, offers adventurers a chance to experience unparalleled beauty and tranquility in a remote, frozen landscape. Participants can achieve a deep sense of accomplishment and connection with nature, as they traverse a surreal, ice-covered pathway surrounded by snow-capped peaks and pristine silence. This journey provides not only breathtaking views and unique photo opportunities but also a profound sense of inner peace and resilience, as trekkers conquer the challenges of the cold and isolation.