Shangarh Meadow, cradled in the Great Himalayan National Park, whispers serenity with its lush green expanse and ancient deodar guardians. A hidden gem of Himachal, it feels like nature's own temple—untouched, timeless, and soul-soothing. Shangarh Meadows is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Shangchul Mahadev Temple stands in quiet majesty above Shangarh, where myth and mountain meet beneath sacred skies. Wrapped in legends and cedar forests, it holds the silence of centuries and the spirit of the divine. The temple is a place of worship and a place of peace situated at an altitude of 2,500 meters above sea level.
Barshangarh Waterfall cascades like a silver ribbon through the forest, hidden just beyond the beaten path. Its roar is nature's hymn, echoing through mossy rocks and misty air, refreshing both soul and senses.
Sara Lake rests like a mirror among the mountains, reflecting skies and silence in perfect stillness. Tucked away in serene solitude, it's a gentle pause in the wilderness—peaceful, pristine, and poetic.
In Shangarh, time flows with folk songs, sacred rituals, and stories whispered by elders around crackling fires. From village fairs to handwoven wool, every moment here is a living thread in the tapestry of Himalayan heritage
