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Snow Leopard Expedition in 9 Days — Winter in Kibber, Spiti

9D · 8NSarahan 1N → Kalpa 1N → Tabo 1N → Kibber 4N → Kalpa 1NStay · food · travel included Itinerary PDF

Choose your length

Pickup & drop included
Stay included
Breakfast included
Sightseeing included
Local host included
Local Kit included

Starts & ends at Kaza bus stand, or a pickup from Manali/Shimla arranged in advance. Arriving by bus or road? We pick you up anywhere in the city.

Best time to visit Spiti Valley
Best from June

Day-by-day plan

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Stay

Hotels & homestays, included — Heated hotels in Sarahan and Kalpa, and Spitian village homestays in Tabo and Kibber with bukhari stoves; twin sharing.

Food

•All meals

•Packed lunch and hot tea in the field on tracking days

Trip highlights

  • Three full days tracking snow leopards with local Kibber spotters
  • Ibex, blue sheep, red fox and Himalayan wolf in their winter range
  • Winter Spiti and Kinnaur by 4×4 — snow-bound monasteries and villages
  • Warm village homestays heated with bukharis
  • Season: January to March, when the cats come down to the valleys
  • Sightings are likely but never guaranteed — it's wild nature
Spiti Valley in 2, 3 or 5 days — which trip should you pick?

Included

  • 8 nights in heated hotels and village homestays (twin sharing)
  • All meals from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 9
  • 4×4 SUV with snow chains and an experienced mountain driver, Shimla to Shimla
  • Local snow leopard spotters and their scopes for three full tracking days
  • Expedition leader trained in first aid; oxygen cylinder and pulse oximeter
  • Inner line and wildlife permits

Not included

  • ✕Travel to Shimla and back
  • ✕Camera gear and long lenses
  • ✕Personal winter gear
  • ✕Extra nights if snow closes the road
  • ✕Travel insurance (strongly advised)
  • ✕Anything personal

Things to carry

  • Down jacket rated to −20 °C and windproof outer layer
  • Thermals, fleece, woollen cap, balaclava, warm gloves and liner gloves
  • Snow boots or insulated waterproof shoes
  • Binoculars (spotting scopes are provided)
  • Camera with a long lens if you shoot wildlife, plus spare batteries (they drain fast in the cold)
  • Sunglasses, sunscreen, lip balm
  • Personal medicines; ask your doctor about Diamox
  • Government photo ID

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