Himani Chamunda – Conquer the Sacred Heights

The Himani Chamunda Temple, also known as Aadi Himani Chamunda, is a revered pilgrimage site located on a hilltop in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, India. This ancient temple, dedicated to Goddess Chamunda, is believed to be a powerful spiritual site with connections to Hindu mythology. The temple is located at an altitude of 3185 meters, requiring a trek of about 13 kilometers from Jadrangal Village, near Dharamshala.
Pilgrims visiting the temple are rewarded with breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar mountain range, and the surrounding natural beauty makes it a popular destination for trekkers. The hike can take up to 6-7 hours, depending on one's pace and experience level, with moderate difficulty. The temple is accessible via two main routes: from Jia Village or from the Chamunda Devi Temple, both routes featuring steep climbs and scenic landscapes.
 
Region: Kangra Valley, Himachal Pradesh
 
Altitude: 2,864 meters
Gear up to reach an altitude of 2,850 meters. Up here, you’ll be breathing in the pure mountain air and soaking in views that are nothing short of divine.
 
Duration: 2 Days, 1 Nights
You'll embark on a journey that’s as much about inner discovery as it is about physical challenge. It’s a trek that balances adventure with reflection, giving you time to appreciate both the journey and the destination.
 
Starting Point: Dharamshala 
Our adventure kicks off from Dharamshala , a lively town known for its rich culture and bustling market. It’s the perfect place to gear up and get your adventure vibes on.
 

Our trek concludes at the revered Himani Chamunda Temple, perched majestically at the top. This sacred site offers panoramic views of Dharamshala and a profound sense of accomplishment – the ultimate reward for your trek.