This heavenly sanctuary is devoted to Lord Jagas, otherwise called Lord Shiva, whom the nearby individuals adore for the prosperity of the town and its occupant. The sightseers never miss visiting this flawless sanctuary goal, which is just a couple of kilometers from Sangla. One can without much of a stretch visit Sangla through a vehicle or transport and after that, come to Bering Nag Temple by following a necessary trek of a couple of kilometers.

The delightful Sapni Fort(Kalpa) is prestigious for its excellent engineering and great environment. Worked by Raja Padam Singh of Rampur, this old fortress was developed by consolidating two structures, the principal tower of which is ancient and has seven stories. It is situated in nearness to the Sapni town, which is another delightful town in the region of Kalpa. The Sapni Fort faces the valley and resembles a gigantic structure, including two structures incorporated into one.

Sangla Valley, otherwise called Baspa Valley, is a waterway valley situated in Kinnaur area of Himachal Pradesh. Is named after the Baspa River that streams directly through it. Sangla is the biggest town here after which, the valley is likewise alluded to as Sangla Valley. Different towns here incorporate Chitkul, Karcham, Batseri and Kamru. Sangla is the biggest town in the valley and has a petroleum siphon, Bank ATMs, Post Office, Restaurants, Bar, mid-extend inns and a few shops offering the entire everyday items. The valley is encompassed by forested slants, and is wealthy in apple plantations, apricot, Wall-nut, Cedar trees, and frigid streams with trout fish.

Arranged in the Kinnaur area of Himachal, Chitkul lies at a height of around 11,319 feet above ocean level (3450 m) and is the last occupied town close to the Indo-China outskirt. The Indian streets end here!! The spot remains snow secured generally of the winter season and the occupants move to the lower locales of the state.

Tabo, only 48 from Kaza, is a generally excellent spot to visit and is situated at a tallness of 3050 meters over the ocean level. It is located on the bank of River Spiti and is eminent as "Ajanta of the Himalayas." Tabo has the Tabo Monastery, which is viewed as a fortune chase of the nation.

Sakya Tangyud Monastery has situated a ways off of 4 kms from Kaza. This spot is a mainstream goal among those rehearsing Buddhism and is 4587 meters over the ocean level. Numerous vacationers crowd the place from everywhere throughout the world to be illuminated through Buddhism.

Himachal Pradesh is globally acclaimed for settling the absolute most prized slope towns, grand villages, amazing mountain passes, and very grandiose mountain scopes of the world. Himachal is heaven for pangs of hunger for something new who loves to escape disorderly urban areas for a tranquil get-away on the lap of nature. Kibber is one such flawless area in the Spiti Valley of Himachal that qualifies as being the most elevated motorable village on the planet. Kibber has tucked a good ways off of around 16 km from Kaza at a tallness of 14,200 feet over the mean ocean level. It gives haven to as less as 80 houses made of stones and blocks. Kibber gloats of fertile soil where grain and peas are developed as principal crops. Kibber is undoubtedly a unique traveler goal where the Ki Monastery and Kibbe Wildlife Sanctuary happens to be the prime attractions. Great height, contamination-free climate, and clear twilight sky of Kibber make it a paradise for sky gazers.

Located in the cooling desert field, Pin Valley is noticeable for its vibrant green vegetation. Pin Valley is otherwise called Snow panthers and a place that is known for Ibex.

Key Gompa is situated at a stature of 4116 meters over the ocean level and is just 7 kms from Kaza. It has the most magnificent monastery, which was worked in the eleventh century and had old canvases of Buddhist priests and noteworthy Buddhist parchments. In this way, it is a stunning spot to visit.

The bridge is at an fantastic stature of 13596 ft and interfaces the two villages named Chicham and Kibber. Look down this one, and you will end up gaping underneath, at a 1000 ft profound canyon! The name knows the chasm beneath of Samba Lamba Nallah; the creation of this bridge chops down the adventure from Kibber to Losar by 40 km.

Famous for lodging the world's most noteworthy (14,400 ft.) 'forever organized' post office, Hikkim village is settled among Komik and Langza, the other two beautiful high height villages of the area. There exists a mail station which is situated at a higher rise than Hikkim – at Qomolangma in Tibet (17.060 ft.), the Mount Everest Base Camp Postal help.

The pleasant Lahaul and Spiti Valley grasps a few fortunes in its region, and Komik is one such spot, which is set delightfully amid the dazzling mountains in the province of Himachal Pradesh in North India. Komik Village is the most elevated village in Asia and is situated at a stature of 18,000 feet above the ocean level. The excellence of this spot can't be depicted in words; it must be felt and experienced with unaided eyes. Encompassed by snowbound mountains and glorious valleys, Komik Village draws in endless visitors who need to get soaked in its incredible excellence and beguiling celebration. You should come and investigate the magnificent vistas of this grand valley.

Langza Village is a lovely goal, situated in one of the most magnificent valleys in India 'Spiti Valley' in the territory of Himachal Pradesh. This pleasant village is honored with old cloisters and structures of ancient tiniest is encompassed by green fields, snow-clad mountains and desolate scenes that dazzled each individual who visits this large area, which is positively perhaps the best spot in the entire Spiti Valley. The enchantment of nature at Langza village leaves everybody confused.

A camper and trekker's heaven, Chandratal Lake is frequently alluded to as one of the most delightful lakes situated at an elevation of around 4300 m in the compelling Himalayas. The dazzling lake is arranged on the Samudra Tapu level which ignores the Chandra River. The name "Chandra Taal" (Lake of the Moon) originates from its sickle shape. This lake is likewise one of two high-elevation wetlands of India that have been assigned as Ramsar locales. When a conditional living arrangement for Tibetan merchants going to Spiti and the Kullu valley, it draws in a large number of experience devotees from everywhere throughout the world.