Command Canteen

A well stocked canteen inside Chandimandir cantonment. Adequate parking and other facilities available. Other shops including street foods, vegetable and fruit shops in the vicinity

Sometimes, the basic necessities are not available. But, the rest is spectacular.
Jai Hind.

Not very well managed. But you will find all of the stuff there, ofcourse with great quality.
However, its a defence canteen so not accessible for everyone, only for defence personals.

Awesome
Nice place but only defence personal only.

Everything is great and up to mark
Awesome Experience 🙏🪷🙏

Pls don't come here on the starting date because most of items out of stock

Best please to visit for buying groceries for defence or ex service man. You should carry your valid card

Good place for all household needs.
Easily approachable.
Good parking space
Trolley available for getting groceries.

A well organized place for defense services personnel and families to shop.

Chandi Mandir Cantonment is a military cantonment of the Indian Army located in Panchkula district at the foot of the Sivalik Hills adjoining Panchkula city in Haryana. It is the headquarters of the Western Command of the Indian Army.
Chandimandir Cantonment as well as the Chandigarh city are named after the Chandi Mandir. The Chandi Mandir is located within the Chandimandir Cantonment and it is managed by the Shri Mata Mansa Devi Shrine Board.
Establishment of cantonment Edit
The military camp was built in the late 1960s as the Western Army Command Headquarters of the Indian Army. A new branch of the army raised during the 1971 Indo-Pak war (II Corps) was housed there until the mid-1980s. Until then the Western Army Command had been in Shimla, although not many Command units could be housed there due to a shortage of space; in the mid-1980s two corps (Kharga) moved to Ambala, and Western Command was relocated from Simla to Chandimandir.

It is among the few modern military stations built in independent India whose history does not date back to the British Indian Army.

The army base is in the foothills of the Shivaliks. The low rolling hills of the region are covered with dry thorny forests. To its northern edge, the forest and hills extend to the valley between the foothills and the main Himalayan range, containing the municipalities of Baddi and Nalagarh.[3]

Most of the trees and the green vegetation covering the foothills around Chandimandir were planted by the army. The trees are mostly kikar (Acacia), with Zizyphus berry bushes in the undergrowth. Three of the five kuls (canals) of Panchkula pass through this area.

The village that gives Chandimandir Cantonment[4] its name is on its Northeastern edge along the Chandigarh-Kalka highway. It lies north of Panchkula city, east of the Ghagghar River, and west of Mata Mansa Devi and Saketri, Nepal.

Chandimandir is in the northwest of this Quadrant. The Chandimandir Old Panchkula Road forms its southern boundary. The Zirakpur Kalka highway is close to the western boundary, and the Ghagghar River forms parts of the western boundary. Chandigarh is 15 kilometers away, though the Sector 13 of Chandigarh is only some 4 kilometers. The urban estate Panchkula's Sectors 1, 6 and parts of 7 are just south of the cantonment's southern boundary. Pinjore is just eight kilometers to the north and Kalka 15 kilometers.

Awesome store for Grocery and Daily Needs Products

Always a pleasure to go there.

Excellent inventory. Well maintained and courteous staff. New items added .Keep up the good work

Very good and reasonable price 👍

Entry for guest is a real problem. There are quite few procedures. But the canteen is well stocked. It has separate section for electronic items as well as for textile stuff

Great place for shopping

All the employees are very hardworking, even though there is such a crowd, they work in a very gentle manner.

Wonderful, clean, well maintained, place housing variety of household stores. Fulfill all your needs at one place

Joining Dad, every now and then, it is always like coming home!!!

Very good experience