1. Visiting the Buddha Statue at an altitude of 14,500ft watching over the valley and the peaceful ambiance it creates around.
2. Collecting centuries old fossils from this age old Langza Village.
Yet another attraction at Langza is to collect fossils. Fossils of marine creatures and plants are found in plenty under the sedimentary rocks. These fossils are around millions of years old.
3. Sending a postcard to your people from the World's highest post office.
5. Visit the oldest Monastery, Tabo at 10009 feet ASL. Paintings dating back to 996 CE and 1042 CE do exist here.
6. Interact with the Lamas, monks and the locals, be it people or animals! :D
People here are always willing to interact and would eagerly & happily tell you amazing-never-heard-stories about Spiti and Buddhism!
9. Visit the highest village, last petrol outlet and the majestic Key Monastery (13500 Ft ASL, the largest monastery and training centre for Lamas in the valley).
7. Binge into local food, (and the glacial water). Tsampa, Thukpa, Momos, Churpe, Quo, Sushis, etc are few you wouldn't want to miss eating. Yak cheese is amazing here! Butter Tea, Kawa and Arrack are try-it-out-once drinks!
8. Drive through the Asia's highest bridge.
Located at a height of around 13000 feet above sea level in the Himalayan mountain ranges, the Chicham Bridge is said to be the Asia's highest suspension bridge and is one of the most spectacular bridges of the world. You will drive through this to reach Kunzum!
10. Best for the last, Camp at the Chandratal Lake. The Lake is at an altitude of 14, 200ft ASL.