Places to Visit
Sightseeing in Kaza
Captivating Scenery
Explore the breathtaking natural beauty of the Kaza village and the Spiti valley.
Cultural Treasures
Dive into the vibrant traditions of Spiti, from colorful festivals to ancient monasteries.
Historic Marvels
Uncover Spiti's history, as you explore timeless villages and historic monasteries.
Gue Mummy Stupa
Discover the fascinating Gue Mummy Stupa, home to a well-preserved 500-year-old mummy of a Buddhist monk. Nestled in the secluded village of Gue, this unique attraction offers a glimpse into ancient spiritual practices. Surrounded by serene landscapes, the stupa stands as a testament to Spiti’s mystical heritage and captivating history.
Kibber Village
Perched at an altitude of 4,270 meters, Kibber Village is one of the highest inhabited villages in the world. Known for its breathtaking landscapes and traditional Spitian houses, it also serves as a base for snow leopard sightings. The nearby Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary and stunning mountain vistas make it a must-visit for nature lovers and explorers.
Chandratal Lake
Nestled amidst the rugged peaks of the Himalayas, Chandratal Lake, or the “Moon Lake,” mesmerizes visitors with its crystal-clear, turquoise waters. Reflecting the surrounding snow-capped mountains, the lake offers an ethereal camping experience. A trek to this glacial lake is a treat for adventure enthusiasts and photographers seeking magical landscapes.
Komic Village
Explore Komic, one of the world’s highest motorable villages, renowned for its ancient Buddhist monastery and stunning panoramic views. Surrounded by barren landscapes and snow-capped peaks, this remote village offers a rare glimpse into the high-altitude lifestyle of Spiti’s inhabitants, preserving ancient traditions and cultural heritage.
Hikkim Village
Visit Hikkim, home to the world’s highest post office, where travelers can send postcards from the top of the world. This quaint village, perched at 4,400 meters, offers mesmerizing views of the Spiti Valley. Its rustic charm, traditional houses, and serene environment make it a unique destination for curious explorers.
Langza Village
Famous for its iconic Buddha statue overlooking the vast valley, Langza Village is a fossil hunter’s paradise. Surrounded by fossil-rich mountains, this picturesque hamlet offers stunning views of snow-covered peaks. It’s an ideal place to experience Spiti’s ancient marine history and immerse in local culture and hospitality.
Kunzum Pass
Standing at an elevation of 4,551 meters, Kunzum Pass connects Spiti Valley with Lahaul. Offering spectacular views of the Chandrabhaga Range, it’s a popular spot for trekkers and adventure enthusiasts. The Kunzum Devi Temple at the top is revered by travelers seeking blessings for a safe journey through the rugged terrains.
Chicham Bridge
Marvel at the engineering wonder of Chicham Bridge, the highest suspension bridge in Asia. Spanning a deep gorge, it connects Kibber with Chicham village, offering breathtaking views of the canyon below. The thrilling experience of walking or driving over the bridge makes it a popular attraction for adventure seekers.
Pin Valley National Park
A haven for wildlife enthusiasts, Pin Valley National Park is known for its rich biodiversity, including the elusive snow leopard and Himalayan ibex. Located in the cold desert region of Spiti, the park features lush valleys, rugged terrains, and vibrant flora. It’s a paradise for nature lovers, trekkers, and photographers.
Kye Monastery
The largest and oldest monastery in Spiti, Kye Monastery stands majestically on a hilltop overlooking the Spiti River. This ancient Buddhist learning center is known for its stunning murals, ancient manuscripts, and spiritual ambiance. The breathtaking panoramic views and serene atmosphere make it a must-visit for travelers seeking peace and cultural insights.
Dhankar Monastery
Perched dramatically on a cliff, Dhankar Monastery offers mesmerizing views of the confluence of Spiti and Pin rivers. Once the capital of the Spiti kings, this ancient monastery is an architectural marvel with centuries-old murals and statues. Its rich historical significance and stunning landscapes attract both history buffs and nature lovers.
Tabo Monastery
Renowned as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas,” Tabo Monastery is one of the oldest functioning Buddhist monasteries in India, dating back to 996 AD. Famous for its ancient murals, frescoes, and stucco sculptures, it holds immense historical and spiritual significance. Its mystical aura and artistic heritage make it a cultural treasure of Spiti.
Lhalung Monastery
One of the oldest monasteries in Spiti, Lhalung Monastery is known for its beautiful murals and ancient statues. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, it is considered a spiritual center by the locals. The monastery’s tranquil setting and historical significance provide a serene escape for spiritual seekers and explorers alike.
Kungri Monastery
Located in the Pin Valley, Kungri Monastery is the second oldest monastery in Spiti, known for its Tantric rituals and vibrant Cham dance performances. Surrounded by majestic mountains, it offers a unique cultural experience with its ancient artifacts and religious ceremonies. A visit to Kungri Monastery is a journey into Spiti’s mystical traditions.
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