About Chirgaon
Chirgaon is a tehsil and village located in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, situated approximately 135 km from the district headquarters. It lies on the banks of the Pabbar River and is characterized by dense forests, apple orchards, and traditional Himachali architecture. The area serves as a base for exploring nearby natural attractions like Andhra Kund and Chandernahan Lake, and is known for its ancient temples and sacred ponds.
Visitors guide
Visitors to Chirgaon can expect a rural Himalayan setting featuring the Pabbar River, apple orchards, and old Himachali architectural styles. The area offers access to natural sites such as Andhra Kund and the catchment area of Andhra Power, as well as ancient temples and sacred ponds. Activities in the region include fishing, trekking trails like the Janglik River Hike, and seasonal skiing opportunities in surrounding areas.
Key highlights
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Located on the banks of the Pabbar River with views of the Kinnaur Kailash range
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Known for ancient temples and sacred ponds including Andhra Kund
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Features traditional Himachali architecture and extensive apple orchards
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Serves as a gateway to Chandernahan Lake and Zothi Waterfall
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Offers trekking routes such as the Janglik River Hike
Culture & Context
The village is noted for its old Himachali architecture and ancient temples which hold local religious significance.
Route
| By road | Chirgaon is connected by road and is located approximately 135 km from Shimla district headquarters. |
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Need to know
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