Khajjiar

The history of Khajjiar is intertwined with the region of Chamba. While there isn't a specific documented history solely focused on Khajjiar, its significance grew during the British Raj. The British were captivated by its resemblance to the Swiss Alps, leading to its popular nickname. The Khajji Nag temple, dedicated to the serpent god, is an ancient shrine that adds to the cultural and religious importance of the area. Over time, Khajjiar has evolved from a remote pasture to a sought-after tourist destination, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. Local folklore and traditions continue to enrich the cultural tapestry of Khajjiar.