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A charismatic medieval town in the lower Himalayan range, Chamba in Himachal Pradesh is situated in the north-western part of the state. A typical hill station amidst of lush greenery, the lovely picnic spot is a cluster of tiny villages and unblemished rivers. A fabulous place adorned with natural beauty, its staggeringly carved sandstone temples, entwined with the calm ambiance of the town is sure to make the visit a memorable one.
Chamba, the district headquarters of Chamba district, is situated on a plateau on the banks of the beautiful river Ravi. Zanskar and Dhaulad ranges in the western Himalayas provides a magical charm to the scenic atmosphere of Chamba.
This historic town was established by Raja Sahil Varman of Pahari dynasty during the 10th century and is mentioned in the famous book Rajtharangini. Named after Champavati the king’s daughter, Chamba today presents as an exemplary township, famed for its countless temples, charming folklore and dense forests.
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