Budget Hotels in Bharmour

Bharmour, to Himachalis, is a pristine town nestled between deodar forests and the Pir Panjal range. But to outsiders, especially travellers outside north India, Bharmour remains unheard of.The fountain stone slabs of Bharmour found at the Chamba Museum date back to 600 AD, implying that the small town of Bharmour, just a few hours from the city of Chamba, has cradled civilisation for over 1,400 years. Rooted in myth, religion and royalty, Bharmour is a manifestation of a golden era of architectural and cultural glory which you can witness first-hand at the mammoth Chaurasi Temple complex, a network of 84 shrines.

Bharmour is an ancient settlement, surrounded by the lush green mountains also the capital of Chamba for last 400 years. Majorly people go there for the treks in surrounding hills but if you are not willing to trek then also the city in itself is serene and the route also offers some breath-taking views. Manimahesh is one of the famous temples (out of many others) here.It is little more distant from the other destinations mentioned here, but worth the effort of all the extra kms. Around 670 kms from Delhi, 14-15 hrs drive. Better alternative is to take a train till Pathankot and take a taxi from there, it will take around 5 hrs to reach from there.