June at a glance
- Way in
- Kinnaur or Kunzum
- Kunzum Pass
- Usually open
- Chandratal
- Reachable
- Kaza by day
- About 12 °C
- Kaza at night
- About 0 °C
- Spiti Villa
- Open
Kaza temperatures are average highs and lows for June, 2001–2025; the coldest June night in that time was about −17 °C. Spiti weather month by month
Which way in
Either way. The classic route is in through Kinnaur from Shimla and out over Kunzum Pass to Manali, which lets your body adjust on the way up. Coming in from Manali means a fast climb to over 4,500 m on day one; rest on arrival.
Weather
Kaza averages a high of about 12 °C and a low of about 0 °C in June. It is dry, sunny and windy in the afternoons.
Who June suits
Almost everyone. It is the first month of the main season, with everything open and the summer crowds not yet at their peak. Chandratal camps open as the road does.
What’s open, and what isn’t
Usually reachable
- Every village on the main roads, and the high loop to Langza, Hikkim and Komic
- Kunzum Pass, Losar and Chandratal
- Pin Valley up to Mudh
- Cafés, restaurants and homestays across the valley
Closed or cut off
- Nothing major, in a normal year
Quick answers
Is Spiti open in June?
Yes. In a normal year both the Kinnaur road and the Kunzum road are open in June, and Chandratal is reachable. Snow on Kunzum can still close it for a day.
Is June a good time to visit Spiti?
Yes. It is the start of the main season, from June to September, when both roads are open. Nights are still cold, so pack warm layers.
Sources
- Kunzum Pass, Wikipedia
- Chandratal Lake guide, Himalayan Brothers
- Open-Meteo historical weather API (ERA5 reanalysis), Kaza, daily data 2001–2025, averages computed 14 November 2026