
Komic Village Tourism
About Komic Village






| Monday | Open 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Acclimatization
Give yourself time to acclimate to the high altitude to avoid altitude sickness.
✓ Clothing
Carry warm clothing as temperatures can plummet unexpectedly.
✓ Medical Kit
Bring a basic medical kit along with medications for high altitude.
✓ Hydrate
Ensure you stay hydrated.
exploredaunexplored
5.0Wrote on 18 Oct 2023
Beautiful walk around the village
It's a beautiful village. It snowed while we were at komic. The village is painted in red and black, yellow and orange. It's very ethnic. Take a leisurely stroll.
Rakesh_Mittal
4.0Wrote on 3 Nov 2022
World Highest Resturant
We kept 20 min halt at this place called ‘worlds highest restaurant’ during our spiti valley tour. They are equipped with a small kitchen and found difficult to serve food if there is a large gathering.
Sharad_Sud-Gurugram
5.0Wrote on 28 Jul 2022
Out of this world drive from Kaza to Komic !
Komic was known as the world's highest village with a motorable road. ( not sure if the title still exists) Its a small village with nothing much to do as such. However, the drive from Kaza to Komic has to be one of the most mind blowing ones that I have taken. The landscape and horizon views were along the route were mesmerizing. Some of the turns & bends left us confused to say the least. We were not expecting such a picturesque and untouched terrain !
amitj1643
5.0Wrote on 26 Sept 2019
Highest village in the world
To be honest this place is just a small land with a monastery and a restaurant name “worlds highest restaurant “...for many tourists it was just a touch and go but for me it was something magical, I sat there for 4 hours the vibes the air the sun shine everting was just out of this world.
396sumanad
5.0Wrote on 5 Sept 2019
Beauty at its best
This is one tiny place in Spiti which we felt to add a ton to our trip. The lone monastery, and the cute tea stall (World's Highest Restaurant or Spiti Organic Kitchen), and the few sparse houses in the village, made for the best ambiance to experience Spiti. Through there were two traveller full of loud, boisterous people who were trying to spoil it for us, the passing clouds gifted us with specks of snow in late June, and made the already delicious Que (local pasta) and Butter tea, even more delectable. We will forever remember those couple of hours spent at the Highest motorable village in the world (at least for sure in India)

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