Places To Visit In Chamba

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Tranquility is just a by product of visiting Chamera Lake, as the tourists rave about how they can't get enough of the beauty. The lake and the dam are complementary to each other and add to the view.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Manimahesh Lake is said to be the abode of Lord Shiva as per Hindu mythology. It is also known as Dal lake. It is situated in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas. It is at the hight of 4080m. Most of the year, it remains closed due to the snow. The place is best suitable for trek lovers as it includes 13 km of walking distance. 

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Now you may mistake Chamba to be a run of the mill getaway destination with temples and lakes, and you may wish to steer clear of the Lakshmi Narayan Temple, but we would advise you the opposite.

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Handicraft lovers, rejoice! The Himachal Emporium, housed in Raja Umed Singh's Rang Mahal in Surara Mohalla, is the haven of all things handmade. The emporium timings ate 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Chamba is your type of shopping destination if you are into local handicrafts and everything organic. Central Chaugan is where you can find all sorts of stone and metal artefacts, which make lovely souvenirs, and the famous Chamba and Kangra paintings.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

India is known for the beauty it attributes to everything we have ever constructed. One of these aesthetic marvels can be found in the Hariraya Temple in Chamba.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Chamba shopping scene is popular for handicrafts, the really-in-demand chappals and pickles. Here's where you can find them!

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Just the spot for you if the words old world, library and architecture appeal to you. The Church of Scotland, built in 1903, is a quiet sanctuary for those in quest of lands that speak of antiquity, class yet still not intimidating visitors from all walks of life.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Named after the erstwhile sovereign of Chamba, the Bhuri Singh Museum is known for preserving its cultural heritage. Founded in 1908, the museum is located at the heart of Chamba and has a vast collection of inherited art. Originally written pages from the Mahabharata and the Upanishads are on display here, apart from the rare brass and copper engraved coins and such artefacts. Also on display are the popular Basholi and Kangra style paintings.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Built by Raja Sahil Varman in the memory of his daughter- the namesake Champavati, Champavati Temple is a revered hindu pilgrimage site and is thronged by tourists day in and day out. Located in the heart of the city near Treasury Building and Police Post, the temple has distinctive Shikara style features inspired by the Nepal architectural designs.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Built in the mid 18th century, Chamba Palace or Akhand Chandi Palace is the stately white building in Chamba. Lording over the tinsel town, the palace overlooks Chaughan, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Sui Mata Temple, Rang Mahal, Hari Rai Temple and Bansi Gopal Temple.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Situated at the end of Jansali Bazaar in Chamba, Vajreshwari Temple is dedicated to the Goddess of lightning popularly known as Goddess Vajreshwari, and is atleast a thousand years old. Goddess Vajreshwari is believed to be a manifestation of Goddess Parvati and she is worshipped here in her pinid form.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Perched on top of the Shah Madar Range and overlooking a spectacular view of the tiny township of Chamba, Chamunda Devi Temple was built by Raja Umed Singh in the year 1762. Nestled amidst the woods of Pathiar and Lahla, the temple is entirely made of wood and has gable roofs. Situated on the banks of river Baner, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali, also known as the Goddess of War. Earlier it could only be reached through a flight of around 400 steps cut out of a stone pathway but now it is easily accessible through a 3 kms long concrete road from Chamba. The seven hundred-year-old temple has a cave-like structure at the back which is believed to be the symbol of Lord Shiva.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Located in the Saho district in Chamba, Sui Mata Temple was built by King Varman in the memory of his wife Queen Sui who sacrificed her life for her people. Situated on top of the Shah Darbar Hill, the shrine provides a spectacular bird’s eye view of the tiny township below.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Situated next to the Chaughan Gate in Chamba, Sri Hari Rai Temple is built entirely of woodwork and boasts of Shikhara style architecture with wooden chattris and an elevated platform base. The temple is enshrined by Lord Vishnu, in his three faced avatar- human, lion and boar riding on six horses.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Known to be a well kept secret of the state of Himachal Pradesh, Bharmour is a quaint little hilltown that boasts of lush green scenery and snow clad peaks. Formerly called Brahmpura, the hill hamlet is situated at a distance of 64 km from Chamba. Aside from the scintillating scenic beauty, the village is also known for its several ancient temples, some of which are believed to date back to the 10th century.

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Located at a distance of 9 km from Bharmour near Chamba, Thala Waterfall is a gorgeous perennial waterfall that is a popular tourist spot in the region. The cascading water forms a pool at the base which is a pure visual delight. However, it is advisable not to take a dip at the pond as the water pressure is really high and there are chances that you might get sucked into the bottom.

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Places To Visit in Chamba

Hadsar is a small town that is known for the base camp of the famous Manimahesh Yatra. Located in Bharmour, near Chamba in Himachal Pradesh, Hadsar is home to the gorgeous Hadsar Waterfalls that is a major highlight of the place and attracts a large tourist influx. Boasting of enchanting natural beauty and sprawling pastures of alpire woods, the waterfall is a popular picnic spot and can be reached through a short trek.