Kaza Tourism

Being a small town snuggled within the Spiti valley floodplains, Kaza is an upcoming destination for travelers. Its true beauty and value is one factor that has remains comparatively untapped by the major tourist population who are in a hurry to head towards Spiti. It would a smart decision to give yourself a day’s worth of buffer time and indulge in the rare experience that Kaza has to offer. Many people have started to follow this trend and Kaza, in the recent past is slowly turning into a base camp to travel to the nearby villages and trekking.

As mentioned earlier, the strong geographical character that can be identified by the two parts of Kaza- the old Kaza, or the Kaza Khas and the new Kaza, called the Kaza Soma, is a stark feature of identification. The former still holds on to its old world charm but has now become densely populated by the tourists. Though the new Kaza is also slowly getting infiltrated by tourists, it hasn’t been overtaken by its footfall yet.

With all the details covered, one can assure themselves a replenishing time in Kaza. Being a hotspot of the tourist attraction, Kaza has managed to develop a healthy amount of modern civilization facilities. One can enjoy the charming little cafes and restaurants that are spread across Kaza. The Himalayan Cafe is one such place that welcomes you with bright energy and multi-cuisine options. There are many such places that offer a similar ambiance. Some of the most recommended places include 

• Sol Cafe
• Hotel Deyzor
• Taste of Spiti
• Raangyul Cafe.

However, as winter progresses, only two joints are open in Kaza village, serving momos, thukpa, and tea. None the less, you can delve into the experience of sipping a hot cup of tea in the chilling weather. Being a common base, Kaza serves as a good social joint where travelers can gather and enjoy some communal interaction.