The Chamunda Devi Temple is one of the most frequented worship centres in the region, dedicated to Chamunda Devi, a manifestation of Goddess Durga who killed demons like Chanda and Munda, according to Hindu mythology. The shrine was built by Raja Umed Singh in 1762.
The attractions of the shrine are animal and floral motifs carved on the ceiling. Some of the other highlights of the shrine are the wooden construction and gabled roof of slates. Besides, the temple also features a ‘mandap’ and an agni-kund (fire pit). The mandapa exhibits human figures on the pillars and brackets carved in panelled ceiling of wood. The ‘mandap’ entrance features a votive bell, which has a Nagari inscription.
From the temple, beautiful views of the Chamba valley and widespread Himalayan range are available. Located atop the Shah Madar hills, opposite to the township, the temple can be accessed by 378 steps. Visitors can also reach the temple by a 3 km motorable road from...
Read moreKhajji Nag Temple is situated in Khajjiar, in Khajjiar garden itself. The garden is huge where it is scenic and relaxing to walk around and a pleasant place for kids to play. The lake is filled with mud where one cannot and is not allowed to play in the lake. There is a boating but nothing great at least in May where water level is extremely low. There are few activities where I found them to be expensive and not worth the price. There are horses outside the park where one can ride but again, I found that also not worth it. Just for strolling and lazing around in the garden is...
Read moreThe nature is really beautiful but we humans are just killing it. This place needs to be taken care of instead it is full of garbage, plastic and the lake has dirty water with full of fish. I urge to who all visit here please keep our environment clean. You will find local food shaks , vendors. Horse riding (which is actually just few rounds of the place on horse), paragliding are here too but I think k these are not worth trying. Just admire the beauty of the nature and contribute ...
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