TOURISM AND TOUR PLANNERS

Tourist Attractions

When it comes to chamba we only know about Khajjiyar & Dalhousie But let's we take you to some exciting places you would love to go :-)

Discover the Garh Mata Trek, a spiritual and scenic trail in Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, leading to the centuries-old Garh Mata Temple (Devi Chamunda), nestled at ~2,940 m between Himachal and Jammu & Kashmir. Approachable from Salooni, Kihar, Telka or from Bani, the trail winds through lush meadows, offers breathtaking views of the Pir Panjal range, and hosts the vibrant annual Garh Mata Jatar Mela. Though the temple isn’t fully road connected, the rewarding journey on foot gives you serenity, panoramic vistas, and authentic Himalayan culture. Best visited in summer & early autumn.

Garh Valley (Garh Mata Trek Salooni)

Located about 65 km from Chamba town, Bharmour is a picturesque and spiritual destination often called the Land of Gods (Shiv Bhumi). Once the ancient capital of Chamba, Bharmour is famous for its Chaurasi Temple Complex, which houses 84 ancient shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and other deities. The town is also the base for the sacred Manimahesh Yatra, leading to the holy Manimahesh Lake, one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in Himachal Pradesh.

With its scenic landscapes, snow-covered peaks, apple orchards, and rich cultural heritage, Bharmour is a hidden gem for travelers seeking peace, adventure, and spirituality. Whether you’re exploring its ancient temples, trekking to Manimahesh, or simply soaking in the serene mountain views, Bharmour offers an unforgettable experience for every visitor.

84 Mandir Bharmour

Chhatrari Temple

Located about 45 km from Chamba town, the Chhatrari Temple, also known as the Shakti Devi Temple, is one of the most ancient and revered temples in Himachal Pradesh. Built in the 7th century by King Meru Varman, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Shakti (Chhatrari Devi) and is a remarkable example of early Himalayan wooden architecture.

The main idol of Goddess Shakti, crafted from ashtadhatu (an alloy of eight metals), is believed to have been sculpted by the legendary artist Gugga, who also created the famous Manimahesh idol. Surrounded by scenic hills and traditional wooden houses, Chhatrari offers both divine peace and a glimpse into the rich heritage of Chamba Valley.

Every year, during the Manimahesh Yatra, pilgrims visit this temple to seek blessings before continuing their journey to Manimahesh Lake.

Highlights: Ancient wooden architecture, ashtadhatu idol, spiritual atmosphere, cultural heritage, scenic mountain views.

Best Time to Visit: March to October

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Sural Valley Pangi

Sural Valley, located deep within the Pangi Valley of Chamba district, is one of Himachal Pradesh’s most breathtaking and untouched destinations. Surrounded by towering snow-clad peaks, alpine meadows, and crystal-clear streams, Sural Valley is often called the “Mini Ladakh of Himachal.”

At about 10,000 feet above sea level, this remote valley is home to the peaceful Sural Bhatori village and the ancient Sural Bhatori Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The journey to Sural Valley, via the adventurous Sach Pass, offers mesmerizing views and thrilling experiences for nature lovers, trekkers, and photographers alike.

Far from the crowds, Sural Valley offers serenity, spirituality, and pure Himalayan wilderness — a true paradise for offbeat travelers seeking tranquility and adventure in equal measure.

Best Time to Visit: June to October

Highlights: Sural Bhatori Temple, alpine meadows, traditional Pangwali culture, scenic treks, and mesmerizing night skies.