
Langza–Hikkim–Komic Circuit
Kaza, Himachal Pradesh, India
The high-village triangle — Langza's giant Buddha over fossil fields, Hikkim's world's-highest post office (4,400 m) and Komic's cliff gompa.
Why visit: Post a card from 14,567 ft, hunt ammonites, lunch at the world's highest village with a motorable road.
- ›Langza Buddha
- ›Hikkim post office
- ›Komic monastery
- ›Fossil-field walks
No reviews yet. Be the first to review!
Best time
May–Oct
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹1,000–2,500
Duration
Full day
Nearby attractions

Kaza & Spiti Valley
Kaza, Himachal Pradesh
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.

Key Monastery
Kaza, Himachal Pradesh
Spiti's fortress of faith — a thousand-year-old Gelugpa gompa stacked like a child's sandcastle on a 4,166-m conical hill, home to 300 lamas, ancient thangkas and horn-blown prayers echoing over the barren Spiti river bends.

Kibber & Chicham Bridge
Kaza, Himachal Pradesh
A 4,270-m village turned snow-leopard capital, beside Asia's highest suspension bridge spanning a 150-m gorge to Chicham.

Dhankar Monastery & Lake
Dhankar, Himachal Pradesh
A fort-gompa fused onto eroding mud pinnacles above the Spiti–Pin confluence, with a turquoise lake an hour's climb behind.