My Story
In his own words.
Growing up in the shadow of the Dhauladhar range, the mountains weren’t a destination — they were home. I started driving the Spiti Circuit in 2019, when the roads were worse and the maps were vague. I learned every crossing, every village elder, every monastery caretaker the hard way: by being there.
Over the years, I’ve crossed Kunzum La more times than I can count. I’ve watched Chandratal shift from amber to violet at sunset. I’ve sat with monks in Tabo Monastery, listening to stories older than the valley’s written history. The mountains don’t give up their secrets easily, but they’ve been generous to me.
What I offer is simple: if you want to see Spiti — really see it — I’ll take you there. Not as a passenger, but as someone who belongs on these roads.
On the Road
The circuit, by the numbers and the memories.
What Sets Me Apart
Not a travel agency. A guide who’s been there.
Local Knowledge
I know every village elder, every monastery caretaker, every shortcut, and the best chai stop on every stretch of the circuit.
Safety First
I drive every kilometre myself. I check road conditions daily. When the road crumbles at 4,500 m, I've been there before.
Custom Itineraries
Photographers need a sunrise at Chandratal. Families need gentler pacing. Solo travellers want the back roads. I build the trip around you.
No Language Barrier
I speak Hindi, English, and local Pahari dialects. No translator needed — just you, the road, and the mountains.
Book a Trip
Call or WhatsApp. I’ll help you plan the route, arrange permits, and answer every question.