Kangra is the most popular district in Himachal Pradesh, a northern state of India. The Kangra town is the former capital of the Chand Dynasty. Located on the foothill of the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas, the charming landscape and its ancients temples have made Kangra a sought after tourist destination. The Kareri Lake formed from the melting of the Dhauladhar range is a beautiful site to visit. The holy pilgrimage to Brajeshwari Temple in Kangra is one of 51 Shakti Peethas in India and is dedicated to Goddess Shakti. The ancient Baijanath Temple is a popular temple of Lord Shiva located in this district. The Kangra Fort which is in ruins now had once witnessed the grandeur and riches of an empire and numerous invasions. The breathtaking view on the trails of the Indrahar Pass trek and Dhauladhar range trek are surely a treat to the eyes of the onlookers. The Jwala Devi Temple is a holy shrine to the Hindus where 9 eternal flames are worshipped as form of Goddess Shakti. The 10th century built Masrur temples are a complex of 15 rock–cut temples often referred to as the Himalayan Pyramids. Other important places to visit in the district are Dharmasala– the home of the Tibetan Spiritual Guru Dalai Lama, Taragarh Palace, Judge’s court in Pragpur and beautiful Palampur known for its tea plantations.
Kangra is well connected by roads with major cities of north India. The nearby railway station is Pathankot which is 87 kms from Kangra. The nearby airport is Gaggal which is 11kms from the Kangra town.
Baglamukhi temple is a Siddha peeth which is located in Himachal Pradesh. The deity is known to be the annihilator of all evils and is worshipped to win over someone or overpower an enemy. 108 names are given to the deity and Baglamukhi devi is mostly associated with the colour y....
read more...Jwala ji or Jwala Devi is one of Shaktipeetha temple in India and popularly known as the Flaming Goddess Temple. The flames in this temple still constantly burning from the ancient time and which is worshipped by devotees.
read more...Masroor Rock Cut Temple is located 35 kilometres from the Kangra town and 45 kilometres from the Dharamsala – McLeod Ganj in the foothill of the Himalayas.
read more...The ruling British in the colonial India have to be credited for the development of small little hamlets which would have been literally disconnected and inaccessible from mainline India otherwise. In their efforts to equip Shimla with as much adequacy as possible to suffice as t....
read more...The Baijnath temple in the quaint and tiny Himalayan mountain hamlet of the same name in the state of Himachal Pradesh in India is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva who is worshipped here in the form of Vaidyanath, the Lord of all Physicians.
read more...The Shree Bajreshwari Mata temple devoted to goddess Vajreshwari and is located in a town called Kangra in Himachal Pradesh. Legends say that in honour of Lord Shiva, goddess Sati sacrificed herself and Shiva started Tandav. In order to stop him Lord Vishnu cut the body into 51 p....
read more...Jwalamukhi Devi Temple is one of the 51 Shakti Peeths in India. This Kangra based Hindu temple is very popular among the devotees and is a rich tourist magnet in Himachal Pradesh. The never ending fire in the sanctum sanctorum is the special attraction.
read more...A historical temple located in the scenic region of Padar, Chamunda Temple is home to the Goddess Durga. The place is worshipped as one of the most religious venues around adhering to the presence of the holy deity and people visit here very often for blessings.
read more...Dalai Lama Temple Complex is a holy temple dedicated to the holy Dalai Lama. Located merely at a short distance from the Mcleodganj Bus Stand, the place is renowned for being a place for spiritual well beings and wellness.
read more...Gyuto Monastery is located in the idyllic town of Dharamshala. This is a significant Tibetan Buddhist Monastery that idolizes the Sakhyamuni Avatar of Lord Buddha. The beautiful vista of the Dhaluadhar Himalayas and the flowing Beas makes everyone feel the serene spirituality of ....
read more...Kangra Fort is one of the most favored and most aesthetic tourism destinations in Himachal Pradesh. The long history and the scenic marvel of this fort make it even more alluring.
read more...The St John Church in Dharamshala is well known as St John in the Wilderness. This gothic architecture church with a bell tower is located in deodar tree-shrouded Macleod Ganj. This is the final resting place of Lord Eglin. Feel close to Jesus amidst the history of the yesteryear....
read more...There are many museums in an ancient historical country like India but very are dedicated to the history of another land. The Tibetan Museum of Kangra is located in the heart of Dharamshala.
read more...McLeod Ganj, in Himachal Pradesh, is known to be one of the most famous tourist destinations, due to the various sites that place has and also because of the astounding beauty of the valleys around the town. Bhagsu waterfall is one such natural wonder that you can get to see at t....
read more...The Kotla Fort is located in the village of Kotla in Himachal Pradesh. Being stationed at an altitude of 650 m., this fort is enveloped with lush hills that crown the city. Built back in the 16th century, the fort still stands tall today to welcome tourists with open arms.
read more...The Haripur Fort is situated in a beautiful little town of Haripur in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It is nearly 55 km from Dharamshala, and is one of the major tourist attractions in Kangra, and was built by Raja Hari Chand of Kangra.
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