
Kaza & Spiti Valley
Kaza, Himachal Pradesh, India
The cold-desert capital at 3,650 m — whitewashed lanes, the new Sakya gompa, café culture at the world's roof and every Spiti road radiating out.
Why visit: Basecamp for the moonland — acclimatise with sea-buckthorn tea and plan upward.
- ›Sakya monastery
- ›Old Kaza bazaar
- ›German-bakery cafés
- ›River confluence walks
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Best time
May–Oct (road via Kinnaur most of year)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹1,500–4,000
Duration
2–3 days
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