Spiti valley

• Key Monastery – Iconic hilltop Buddhist monastery
• Kibber Village – Beautiful high-altitude Himalayan village
• Chicham Bridge – Spectacular bridge over a deep gorge
• Komic Village – Famous high-altitude settlement
• Hikkim – Known for its high-altitude post office
• Langza Village – Fossil village with a giant Buddha statue
• Dhankar Monastery – Dramatically located ancient monastery
• Dhankar Lake – Scenic high-altitude trekking destination
• Tabo Monastery – Historic Buddhist monastery complex
• Pin Valley National Park – Dramatic landscapes and trekking trails
• Chandratal Lake – Stunning high-altitude crescent-shaped lake
• Kunzum Pass – Magnificent Himalayan mountain pass
• Kaza – Main town and base for exploring Spiti
• Gue Monastery – Known for its naturally preserved mummy
• Nako Lake & Nako Village – Picturesque stop on the Spiti circut
• Dhankar Lake, Pin Valley, Chandratal, Langza–Komic–Hikkim and Kibber–Chicham.

Hampta Pass

Jobra & Chhika: Dense pine and maple forests, cascading waterfalls, and lively river streams.
Balu Ka Ghera: A colorful, flower-bedded alpine campsite encircled by snow patches and rocky ridges.
Hampta Pass Summit: Panoramic views of towering Himalayan giants including Mt. Indrasan, Mt. Deo Tibba, and the Inderkila peaks.
Shea Goru & Chatru: A stark, surreal transition into the cold, rocky landscapes of Lahaul with dramatic glacial river crossings.
Chandratal Lake: A stunning, crescent-shaped deep-blue high-altitude lake visited as a post-pass excursion near Spiti Valley.

Kedarnath

Kedarnath Temple: The main stone shrine and one of the 12 holy Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.

Bhairavnath Temple: A hilltop shrine 500 meters from the main temple dedicated to the valley's guardian deity.

Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi: A quiet memorial site right behind the main temple honoring the philosopher.

Gaurikund: The base camp and starting point for the 16 km trek, known for its hot water spring. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]