SURYA SPITI
MARATHON
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How to Reach Spiti Valley

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Reaching Spiti is part of the adventure. With multiple routes and modes of travel, planning ahead will ensure a smoother journey into this remote Himalayan region.
By Air
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  • Nearest Airport: Bhuntar (Kullu–Manali Airport)
  • Approx. 245 km from Kaza, the main town in Spiti
  • Regular flights connect from Delhi and Chandigarh
  • From Bhuntar, continue by road via Manali using taxis or local transport
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By Train
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  • Closest Stations: Shimla (approx. 418 km)
  • Joginder Nagar (approx. 360 km)
  • From either station, proceed by road through Shimla–Reckong Peo or via Manali
Bus Services
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  • State-run HRTC buses operate from Shimla and Manali to Kaza (seasonal)
  • Tickets can be booked online or at bus depots
  • A budget-friendly option with scenic routes
Private Taxi / Self-Drive
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  • Taxis available from Manali, Shimla, and Reckong Peo
  • Self-driving is possible; a 4x4 vehicle is recommended, especially via Manali
  • Always check weather forecasts and road status before starting
By Road Routes
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Shimla – Reckong Peo – Kaza (All-Season Route)

  • Longer (~430 km) but more gradual ascent
  • Accessible most of the year
  • Better for acclimatization with multiple stopovers

Manali – Rohtang Pass – Kaza (Seasonal Route)

  • Shorter (~200 km) but more challenging terrain
  • Typically open from June to October
  • Ideal for experienced drivers and adventure seekers
  • Inner Line Permit required for foreign nationals
Travel Tips
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  • Keep buffer days in your itinerary for weather-related delays
  • Ascend gradually to help your body adjust to altitude
  • Refuel at Manali or Reckong Peo—fuel stations are scarce beyond these points