Khajjiar the Mini Switzerland of India

Mini Switzerland of India is located in the Chambal district, Khajjiar, in Himachal Pradesh. The Kalatop Khajjiar Sanctuary includes the Khajjiar hill station in Himachal Pradesh. As a result, practically every aspect of the location is a match. Forests, lakes, and grasslands make up its ecology.

At an elevation of 6,500 feet above sea level, Chamba is a tourist destination about 24 miles from Dalhousie. A yellow Swiss sign indicating “hiking trail” with the words “Mini Switzerland” greets visitors as they enter the scenic Khajjiar.

Khajjiar is easily accessible from Delhi, Punjab, and Chandigarh, as well as other key Himachal locations.

Khajjiar lake, which stands at a height of 1920 metres, is easily one of the highest lakes in the country and the world surrounded by Deodar and pine forests.The Golden Devi temple is a well-known tourist attraction in the area.This temple, which is located near the Khajjiar Lake, has been a popular tourist destination in recent years.

Temple of Khajji Nag This temple, which dates back to the 12th century, is regarded as Himachal Pradesh’s holiest religious destination.This temple, dedicated to the Khajji Nag (Lord of Serpents), drew visitors from all over India.

Lord Shiva is one of the tallest statues in Himachal Pradesh, standing at 85 feet.

Paragliding, zorbing, and horseback riding are the main adventure activities accessible.

The dense deodar, oak, and pine forests, as well as a variety of animals such as Himalayan Black Bears,Himalayan Black Martens, make Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary a popular tourist destination in Dalhousie.

Panch Pandav Tree is one of the most unique places to see in Khajjiar, nestled within the thick deodar forests that surround the Khajjiar Lake. This tree has six shoots, which locals say depict the five Pandavas and Draupadi.

The Tibetan handicrafts centre excites tourists with its abundance of shops selling handcrafted carpets, hats, little Buddha statues, small trinkets and jewellery for ladies, woollen clothing, numerous arts and crafts pieces.

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