The fair at Samirpur,
and a room close by.
Yash Rock Hotel is close to Kalka Mata temple at Samirpur, on the Gaggal side of Kangra — the two share a pincode. Rooms start at ₹999 a night, or ₹1,699 with air conditioning, there is a restaurant on site, and parking is free.
Our side of Gaggal.
Samirpur is out on the village roads on the Salol side. The temple is not on the map data we measure with, so there is no figure for it here — message us and we will send you the way.
Send the date when you have it.
The temple holds its fair once a year, and in 2026 it began on 22 June. That year the buses to it ran free from Gaggal, Tiara, Kangra and Dehrian, which is our village.
If you are coming for it, tell us the date and how many of you there are. Several rooms and longer stays both move the price, and it is a conversation rather than a rate card.
The short version.
What people usually ask.
Anything else, message us. Samirpur is our side of Kangra, and we know the roads.
The one at Samirpur, also written Shamirpur, on the Gaggal side of Kangra — not the Kalka Mandir at Kalka in Haryana. Samirpur shares our pincode.
Once a year. In 2026 it began on 22 June. We cannot promise the same date every year, so ask us for this year's before you plan around it.
Yes. Send us the date and how many of you there are as soon as you know them, and we will tell you straight away whether the rooms are free.
Yes. Kathla Mata is near Salol and the Tattapani hot spring is further out the same way, so the three make one easy day, and you are back well before dark.
Yes. Tell us the night before what time you want to be out. Leaving before the kitchen opens is normal for people going for darshan, and nobody here will find it strange.
Yes. The kitchen cooks vegetarian and non-vegetarian and keeps to whichever side you are on. Tell us in advance and it is an easy yes.
The rest of the day.
There is a longer piece on the temple, and one on the whole day — Kalka Mata and Kathla Mata in the morning, then a soak at the Tattapani hot spring.