Abode Of Gods

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This peaceful “Land of Gods” is a true spiritual abode. The mighty Beas that runs through this valley makes Kangra a lush green place of beauty. In the Hindu texts, Kangra is often called the “Devbhumi”, which has a lot of religious and spiritual significance.

Other than the religious spots, there so many places to visit in Kangra that let travelers enjoy the hill town. The best places to visit in Kangra make sure that you spend great vacation time and create incredible memories.

An Insight into
Kangra

Kangra takes pride in being home to the Katoch dynasty as one of the oldest surviving royal dynasties in the world. Spread out over the western region of the state, Kangra is by far the largest region of Himachal Pradesh.

In the shadow of the majestic Dhauladhar ranges, the valley is also one of the most diverse and picturesque one. The people are gentle, hardworking and very hospitable.

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This peaceful “Land of Gods” is a true spiritual abode. The mighty Beas that runs through this valley makes Kangra a lush green place of beauty. In the Hindu texts, Kangra is often called the “Devbhumi”, which has a lot of religious and spiritual significance. Other than the religious spots, there so many places to visit in Kangra that let travelers enjoy the hill town. The best places to visit in Kangra make sure that you spend great vacation time and create incredible memories.

Kangri Dham

Dhaam is only cooked by “Bootis”, which is a particular caste in Brahmins, who have been following this practice for years. During the feast, around 7-9 dishes are served which includes Rajma Madrah, Kadi, Khatta, Sepu Badi, Rice, Dal etc. are cooked for the meal. What makes this feast different from others is that the whole meal is cooked without using onion, ginger and garlic. The utensils used for cooking are made of brass.

The mid-day meal is finally served in leaf plates (Sal or Banyan tree leaves) called “Pattlals”. Sweets like Halwa, Fereni and sweet rice are also served at the end of the meal.

Nishant Sharma

This was the second time we went into this Fort with a few of our friends to show them around. The fort is well maintained and has multiple vantage points that provide good views and photo shoot opportunities. There is a provision of potable and free drinking water at the top. The audio guide is available at the ticket counter and one is advised to avail of the same for a placeful experience of the fort.

Vaibhav Raj

The ruins are an indication how grand the original monument would have been. There are no guides available, so please take audio guide if available. The ticket is ₹ 20 payable by online mode only. Visit only if you have ample time as it is quite a climb and lot to see. One gets many good views from the summit and also offers ample photographic opportunities. There is a museum and public amenities also.

Sunaina Prashar

This old fort is about 16 kms from Dharamshala and just on the outskirts of Kangra City. Visit only if you are keenly interested in archeology and history, otherwise it’s only goos for some scenic views from the top of the fort. Not advisable for elderly and differently abled people as the walkway passage is long uphill and rough. The place is quite clean and tidy.

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