Holi Village
Local Deity
Holi is a separate valley within Bharmour. Located south of Bharmour on the bank of river Ravi, Holi is more open and picturesque. Administratively it is a separate sub-tehsil. The trout farm located slightly away from the main town is worth a visit.
Holi is the starting point of main treks. Treks across passes in Dhauladhar namely Jalsu, Waru, Talang, Kundli, Bhimgasutri can be started from here. One can also venture into Bara Bhangal the source of river raci and the landlocked area of Kangra District. From Bara Bangal there are options to reach Billing/Bir/Barot after crossing the Thamsar Pass.
Kawarsi is one of the remotest village of the Bharmour valley. In fact, even the mules cannot reach Kawarsi as the path is narrow at places. The journey to Kawarsi is a complete adventure in itself.
Laakewali Mata is one the most acient temple of the Bharmour valley. This temple is situated at a distance of 24KM from Holi towards Nayagram. There is a procession (Jatar) organized by the local people in the month of August every year and attracts lot of local peoples. The procession is one of the most color full gathering of local peoples
Kiur Dall is small lake, situated at the ridge. During this trek one goes though the rich wildlife areas well known for leopard, monals and wild goats. This is one of the best birding site of the Himalayas and have majestic view of might Dhauladhar.
Day 1 : Start from Dalhousie enrouting Rock-garden, Chora Dam View and sightseeing at Chamba, Laxmi Narayan Temple and proceed to Holi. Stay at Goverment Rest house or Camping near Holi Tributary.
Day 2 Sightseeing of the famous temple Laakewali Mata, Trek from Holi to Kiur Dall,small lake situated at the ridge. Proceed to Dalhousie in evening