Yogesh Sarkar
Administrator
Most major chemist should have it or be able to arrange it. A quick Google search also reveals that Apollo Home Care offers these on rental as well.
Suggestions: Spiti Circuit with my 2 year old daughter
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skysat2005
Super User
If space allows, you could carry induction cooker and suitable utensils as well since you are traveling with a baby. Limited food options at smaller places remain a question mark. Even an electric kettle can be of great help at times.
Yogesh Sarkar
Administrator
Rice is easily available everywhere. The only issue is, what to eat with it? 
Having said that, a lot of cafes and good restaurants have come up all over Spiti.
Having said that, a lot of cafes and good restaurants have come up all over Spiti.
skysat2005
Super User
For adults, there cannot be any issues but with small child, requirements are different. We faced many issues related to baby food when we travelled to Binsar, we started carrying induction cooker after that and things were very well managed.Rice is easily available everywhere. The only issue is, what to eat with it?
Having said that, a lot of cafes and good restaurants have come up all over Spiti.
gauravtalan
A Mile With Us
My daughter will turn 2 in a couple months and we have already done quite a few road trips with her (Delhi - Chaukori, Delhi - Goa, Delhi - Bikaner - Jaisalmer circuit, Delhi - Jalori - Tirthan circuit, Karnataka circuit, and a couple more). One strategy that usually works is, mix some dal, rice and water to make khichdi in a small cooker and give it to the dhaba where you are eating for a few whistles. They never refuse, albeit do it happily for the child. So you need to carry just some dal, rice and a small regular cooker with you. We plan to do the same here also.
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