These are not the same trip with different scenery. Chamba survived a thousand years as a princely state without being sacked, so its temple carving is intact where most of the western Himalaya's is not. Kinnaur sits on the old Tibet trade route, where Hindu and Buddhist practice overlap in the same village. Spiti is a cold desert above 3,500 m with monasteries that have never closed. Each needs its own itinerary, and each is planned separately.
All six are guided rather than self-drive, because the value here is in the explanation — which deity a procession belongs to, why a Kath-Kuni wall is built in alternating courses of timber and stone, what a Chamba Rumal was originally for. Every journey runs 4 nights and 5 days, with stays, transfers and daily meals included, and every one of them can be extended or combined with another region on request.
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