About 15 kms from Kaza, nestling in a Himalayan amphitheatre at a height of 14,500 feet, is a remote village named Langza. It is one of the highest villages in the world that can be reached via a motorable road. Our quaint Himalayan homestay at Langza puts you at the heart of this small, breathtakingly beautiful village, amidst the 30 odd houses that are home to its entire population of about 140 people. Yes, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that Langza opens your eyes to a whole new face of life in the mighty Himalayas. A Buddha statue believed to be a 1000 years old, dominates the landscape, with lush barley fields in the background. And beyond these you’ll find Langza’s main attraction – a Fossil Park littered with buried remains of prehistoric sea creatures! Fossils that conclusively proved that Spiti Valley was once under the Tethys Sea, and millions of years ago, when the Indian and Eurasian plates collided, the Himalayas emerged from this sea.