andmaalla

Andmaalla is a secluded village located in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, India. It is situated near the Masroor Temple, a historic archaeological site. The village lies in a remote area and is surrounded by dense forests and lush green valleys.

The name "Andmaalla" is derived from the local language and translates to "place of fertility" or "abundant land." The village is known for its agricultural productivity and the local inhabitants engage in farming, forestry, and animal husbandry to earn their livelihood. The villagers mostly practice traditional farming methods and grow crops such as wheat, rice, and potatoes.

Andmaalla has many traditional stone houses, which have been built by the local inhabitants over the years. The village lacks modern amenities and basic infrastructure, and many villagers still rely on solar-powered electricity and hand pumps for water supply.

Despite the challenging location and limited access, Andmaalla has been attracting trekking enthusiasts and adventure-seekers in recent years. The village serves as a gateway to several trekking trails, including the Kangra Dehat and the Dhauladhar trek. The scenic views of the Dhauladhar range, the nearby Masroor Temple, and the lush forests surrounding the village make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and pilgrims. Andmaalla remains a secluded and remote village, offering an authentic glimpse into rural life in the Himalayas.