Chamba is a colorful land of a wide array of fairs and festivals. The most important fairs of the region are Minjar Mela which is a harvest festival that lasts for 7 days. Some of the other famous festivals of the region are Sui Mela, Pathoru, Lishoo, Nawala etc. All these fairs and festivals are celebrated with great pomp and show by the people of the region and reflect the multi- hued culture of Himachal Pradesh.
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There are many churches spread all over the country ...
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