Spiti River

Spiti River is well-known for its crystal-clear waters in Himachal Pradesh. It starts from Kunzum Mountain Range at 16,000 feet. Some of the streams, like Tegpo and Kabzian, join this river from the famous Pin Valley. During the late summer season, the river reaches its peak flow as the glaciers melt. 

Stretching around 150 kilometres, Spiti River winds through the rough terrains of Spiti Valley in the Himalayas. If you are an adventure and nature lover, you can take part in river rafting, fishing, and camping activities near the river. This river also serves as a vital source of water and sustenance for the towns of Tabo and Kaza. You can witness the spectacular beauty of the Spiti River between Kaza and Rangrik from the Key Monastery.

In the winter season, the river freezes to provide a serene ambience for both locals and tourists. Some hotels even offer mud baths near the river. You can also swim along the cool waters of the Spiti River. 

• Witness the beauty of the Spiti River that originates from the Kunzum Mountain Range at 14,000 feet.
• Admire the flow of the Spiti River when passing from the Spiti Valley in the Himalayas.
• Take part in river rafting, fishing and camping activities near the Spiti River during the summer season.
• Enjoy stunning views of the river between Kaza and Rangrik from the Key Monastery.
• Indulge in mud baths when the river freezes during the winter season.