Chehni Kothi
About Chehni Kothi
Chehni Kothi is a majestic tower temple made of stone and wood, situated in the traditional village of Chehni. It stands tall as an example of ancient Himachali Kath-Kuni architecture.
Built around the 17th century, the structure was once the fortified residence of a local king. It's now a temple complex dedicated to Shringa Rishi, a revered sage in the Ramayana.
A moderate uphill trek through scenic forests leads you to this historical monument, surrounded by traditional Himachali homes and incredible mountain views.
Highlights
Kath-Kuni Architecture
A tall stone-and-wood tower showcasing ancient building style.
Spiritual Significance
Temple dedicated to Shringa Rishi, the local deity.
Cultural Experience
Insight into old Himachali village lifestyle and customs.
Activities
Trekking
Photography
Cultural Exploration
Location
Quick Information
- Visiting Hours
Daylight hours
- Best Time to Visit
March to November
- Entry Fee
No entry fee
Tips for Visitors
- •Wear sturdy shoes for uphill trail
- •Respect the local customs, especially inside temple premises
- •Ideal for photography enthusiasts
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