Gardens on the Dharamsala road

Chandpur, near Palampur

Elevation
1240 m
To Palampur
3.2 km
Properties listed
0
District
Kangra, HP
Tea garden at Nagri in the Kangra valley
Tea garden at Nagri in the Kangra valley · UnpetitproleX · CC BY-SA 4.0

Chandpur sits north-east of Palampur among working tea gardens, on the side of town that faces the mountains most directly. It is residential and agricultural rather than commercial, and the stays here are largely homestays in family houses.

Green, low-rise and quiet, with Palampur close enough to be convenient.

Good for

  • Homestays
  • Families
  • Longer stays

Watch out for

  • Street lighting is patchy — worth a torch if you walk after dark.

Nearby

Chandpur tea gardensNeugal Khad

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Chandpur: common questions

Where is Chandpur?

Chandpur is in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, India, about 3.2 km from the centre of Palampur, at roughly 1240 metres. Gardens on the Dharamsala road.

What is Chandpur like?

Green, low-rise and quiet, with Palampur close enough to be convenient. It suits homestays, families, longer stays.

Where can I stay in Chandpur?

No property in Chandpur has listed with us yet. If you run a homestay, guest house or hotel here, a listing is free and yours would be the first visitors see.

What should I plan around in Chandpur?

Street lighting is patchy — worth a torch if you walk after dark.