This Trans - Himalayan jeep safari traces one of India's most storied and soulful routes, an overland expedition that moves from pine forests to the desert canyons of Spiti and the high passes that scrape the sky. Beginning with a classic train ride from Delhi to Kalka and rolling through the colonial charm of Kasauli and Shimla, the jeep safari in Himachal gradually slips into quieter, older Himalayan villages where time lingers; roads that follow the forgotten Old Hindustan - Tibet trade route; and valleys where legends still echo.
Each day reveals a new personality of the mountains: orchards and cedar forests give way to wind-sculpted cliffs, shimmering rivers, and ancient monasteries carved into remote ridges. From the lush slopes of Narkanda and the dense Chinar forests of Taklech to the sacred tranquility of Sarahan, Kalpa's Kinner Kailash views, and the stark beauty of Nako, the route unfolds like a Himalayan travelogue written across landscapes and centuries.
As you venture deeper into Spiti in this trans-Himalayan jeep safari expedition, you will witness Tabo's thousand-year-old murals, Dhankar's cliff-top citadel, Lhalung's “Golden Temple,” and the windswept plateaus of Langza, Hikkim, and Komic. The finale at Chandratal, the Moon Lake, is nothing short of a masterpiece: a mirrored bowl of blue cradled by raw, untamed mountains.
This is truly an experiential journey through history, geology, and living Himalayan culture, a rare chance to witness India's high-altitude frontier in its pure, untouched form.
The best time for the Old Hindustan Tibet jeep safari tour is May to October. During these months, mountain passes are open, and the weather is stable enough for high-altitude driving.
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