Spiti Valley is becoming increasingly popular among adventurers. People frequently ask me how much money they should spend for a vacation to Spiti Valley, and I believe that a dedicated page on the subject will assist anyone looking for such information. This post is for you if you want to prepare or assess the budget or expense of your Spiti Valley vacation. With the help of this article, you can have a decent trip under a decent budget. To be honest, the cost or budget of any journey, including the road trip to Spiti Valley, varies greatly from person to person. The concept of taste and comfort is subjective, and hence the cost of every journey might be determined as an estimate based on certain assumptions. Nonetheless, I will attempt to create a rough typical budget estimate for a trip to Spiti Valley. I’ll think about the type of lodging and cuisine that will be acceptable to the majority of folks.
The general cost of the trip
The itinerary below is a basic budget-friendly itinerary for a Spiti Valley through Shimla tour departing from Delhi (without any buffer days) that covers all of the major tourist spots in Spiti and Kinnaur Valley. This is a popular Spiti valley vacation itinerary used by many visitors. As part of our activity, we will analyze or determine the budget or costing for this Spiti Valley tour. You can make an educated judgment for yourself as to what the approximate cost or budget for a Spiti Valley trip will be for a similar trip or depending on your point of interest. An example itinerary for Kaza Spiti Valley that includes practically all of the main tourist attractions, including Kinnaur Valley. As you can see, we took nine days for our sample Spiti Valley itinerary (without any buffer days). Of course, the budget outcome will be influenced by the plan. However, that is a pretty minor point to make.
Plan food and accommodation
If you stay in an average budget hotel with reasonable comfort and travel in a party (at least two people), the average cost per day for food, accommodation, and other miscellaneous items such as tolls, permit fees, admission fees to monasteries, and so on is around Rs 900 – 1200 per day. This journey will require at least nine days. So you’ll be paying around Rs 8100 – 10800 per person on food, lodging, and other expenses. Again, depending on where you stay, what you eat, and what other activities you plan to do, 900 – 1200 dollars may be a low budget for some and a little high for others. For example, if you dine at a tent, the cost of the dinner would be around Rs 50 – 70 just per person. When you eat at your hotel, however, you may pay Rs 150 – Rs 200 per person, or much more, for the same meal. Take into mind whether you are a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian when it comes to food costs. The same is true for other activities, and I have included those that are unavoidable in this list, such as tolls, permit costs, entry fees, snacks, and so on. If you go paragliding, rafting, mountain biking, shopping, and so on in Manali, it will undoubtedly be something extra for you.
Self-driving
For example, if you dine at a tent, the cost of the dinner would be around Rs 50 – 70 just per person. When you eat at your hotel, however, you may pay Rs 150 – Rs 200 per person, or much more, for the same meal. Take into mind whether you are a vegetarian or a non-vegetarian when it comes to food costs. The same is true for other activities, and I have included those that are unavoidable in this list, such as tolls, permit costs, entry fees, snacks, and so on. If you go paragliding, rafting, mountain biking, shopping, and so on in Manali, it will undoubtedly be something extra for you. Taking everything into account, traveling to Spiti by self-drive mode of transport will cost you around ((Rs 8100 – 10800) + (Rs 7000) = (Rs 15100 – 17800)) as the entire budget for a Spiti Valley cycle trip. If you are traveling in your own automobile with four persons, the petrol would cost you around Rs 3500 per person. So your total budget for a Spiti Valley excursion by automobile should be around ((Rs 8100 – 10800) + (Rs 3500) = (Rs 11600 – 14300)).
