Hotel Bharmour View is located at a very picturesque location on the way to Chaurasi temple in Bharmour at the starting point of the road to Bharmani Devi Temple. It is at a distance of around 50 meters from the old bus stand in Bharmour on the way to Chaurasi temples which is at a distance of around 200 meters. Bharmour View Hotel offers free WiFi, Parking and has a restaurant on the ground floor. It has a great view of mountain peaks and snow-clad Himalayan ranges.
Hotel Bharmour View is an Ideal holiday lodging destination for tourists, families, and adventurers as it has rooms suiting everybody’s needs. It offers great accommodation with neat and clean rooms at affordable prices. It is a budget hotel yet has the best rooms in Bharmour. Rooms have chairs, tables, TV, and cable connection (Standard rooms do not have TVs). Each room in this hotel has attached toilets and baths with hot and cold water facilities (Standard rooms do not have hot water facilities). The staff of the hotel is very cordial and friendly. Hotel Bharmour View is the best hotel in Bharmour and the only hotel in Bharmour with a parking facility available. Click here for Bharmour Images…
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Places to see in Bharmour
Waterfalls
Bharmour is blessed with many beautiful waterfalls, each having importance of its own. Most of these waterfalls are easily accessible by road. Thala waterfall is 9km from Bharmour located near the Thala Bridge. Ghared waterfall is located just 2 km away from Thala waterfall. Sathali waterfall is 6 km from Bharmour, around 0.5km before Sathali Village near the bridge. Hadsar waterfall is located at a distance of 7 km from Sathali and 13 km from Bharmour. After the Hadsar waterfalls, you need to go a further 6 km to see Kaksen and waterfalls, also known as the waterfalls of ‘Paap and Punya’ (Sin and Virtue). Hadsar, Kaksen-Bhagsen, and Dharol Waterfalls are part of the Kugti Wildlife Sanctuary. More details…
Kugti Wildlife Sanctuary
Kugti Wildlife Sanctuary, Bharmour is the second largest sanctuary in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated at an altitude ranging from 2,195 m to 5,040 m. On the west side, Tundah Sanctuary surrounds this sanctuary by a forest corridor. It is easily accessible from Bharmour, Himachal Pradesh, and is 17km from Bharmour. The landscape of the sanctuary varies, and it is blessed with an abundance of flora and fauna. The area houses several medicinal plants along with some of the rare floral species. More Details…
Tundah Wildlife Sanctuary
The wildlife sanctuary by the name of Tundah is situated at the junction of Tundah Nalla and Ravi River and is at a distance of 45 kilometers from Dalhousie. This sanctuary is linked by an eastern forest corridor with the Kugti sanctuary and the altitude of the Tundah sanctuary ranges between 2074 to 5532 meters. This breathtakingly beautiful Tundah sanctuary provides residence to many different wildlife animals such as Ibex and Pheasants. Other than that some of the sanctuary area is covered with moist deodar forest as well as some with mixed coniferous forest, alpine pastures, and moist temperate deciduous forest. More Details…
Bharmour
Bharmour is located at a distance of 61 km from Chamba and the distance from Bharmour to Dalhousie is only 102km. Bharmour tourism has grown significantly because of people’s interest in ancient temples, wildlife sanctuaries, waterfalls, and snow-covered mountains. Bharmour is often referred to as the land of Shiva because of the belief that lord Shiva resides at Manimahesh which is located in this area. Bharmour is popular for its natural beauty of snow-covered mountains, and very old archaeological remains, primarily the temples and Manimahesh. All these temples stand on a level area which is called Chaurasi Temple, after the 84 Siddhas who are believed to have meditated in here over 1000 years ago. More details..
Chaurasi Temple Bharmour
Chaurasi Temple complex commonly known as Chaurasi Mandir (Chaurasi temple), is renowned for its significance and magnitude. Eighty-four ancient beautifully carved pillars have carefully festooned the temple complex. All these temples stand on a level area which is called the Chaurasi after the 84 Siddhas who are believed to have meditated in Bharmaur over 1000 years ago. These Siddhas hailed from Kurukshetra and visited Manimahesh. Thus, this temple complex obtained the name Chaurasi temple. The Chaurasi Temple Complex offers you a delightful, clean, and a scenic view. More details.
Bharmani Mata Temple
Bharmani Mata temple complex is at the top of the ridge, 4km away from the Bharmour. The place is mainly popular for Goddess Bharmani Mata. People believe that the Bharmour was called Brahmpura after Bharmani Devi. When Lord Shiva went to Manimahesh, he granted a boon to goddess Bharmani Devi that all persons intending to go on pilgrimage to Manimahesh must have a dip in their holy pool. Failing this, their pilgrimage would not be acceptable to Lord Shiva. That’s by every visitor first take bath in Bharmani’s holy pool before Manimahesh Lake. More details..
Manimahesh
Manimahesh Lake (also known as Dal Lake, Manimahesh), is a high-altitude lake (elevation 4,080 meters/13,390 ft) beside Manimahesh Kailash Peak in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, in the Bharmour subdivision of Chamba district of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The distance of Bharmour to Manimahesh is 26km out of which 13km is bus road and 13km is by trek or walk. The Manimahesh Kailash peak that stands high close to the lake is considered to be the home of Lord Shiva (Hindu deity). This place is as important as Lake Manasarovar in its religious significance. More details..
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