Top Things to do in Kangra
10 Sights & Landmarks in Kangra That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Kangra, India including Bajreshwari Devi Temple, Indrahar Pass, Tibetan Flags Temple, Baglamukhi Temple, Kangra Fort, Masroor Rock Cut Temple, Chamunda Devi Temple of Devi, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, The Temples of Ashapuri, Chinmay Tapovan.
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1. Bajreshwari Devi Temple
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4.5 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Vagatravell - Jaipur District, India
A really good temple. Although it's in a very narrow lane. So it is advisable to leave ur vehicle outside the lane somewhere if travelling by ur own car.
2. Indrahar Pass
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Sightsee737349 - McLeod Ganj, India
Indrahara Pass trek is a challenging trek which involves climbing a 4342 meters high pass which is situated on the boundary of Kangra and Chamba .
3. Tibetan Flags Temple
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
4. Baglamukhi Temple
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4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By sreekanthi2017 - Bengaluru, India
Lovely and holy place with maa baglamukhi blessings. Air quality index is so good . Mesmerizing place.
5. Kangra Fort
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4.5 based on 303 reviews
Reviewed By Nanakolkata
One of the moKst prominent attractions of Kangra district, Kangra Fort is located at the outskirts of Kangra town [~3Kms. from the Bus stand] and around 22 km from Dharamshala. The fort is spread over an area of around 4 km and is guarded by high walls and ramparts. Kangra fort is located atop a hill on the base of which the river Banganga and Patal Ganga embrace each other. There are plenty of doors in this fort which are made by the rulers of several dynasties. The entrance to the fort is designed with stone carvings and known as Ranjit Singh Gate. The next entrance door to the fort is Jahangiri Darwaza followed by Ahni and Amiri Darwazas. There are three temples inside the fort called Ambika Devi Temple, the Shitlamata Temple and Lakshmi Narayan Temple. There is a temple dedicated to Jaina Tirthankaras where a stone image of Lord Adinath is installed. A staircase in between the temples of Shitlamata and Ambika Devi leads to the Sheesh Mahal where a small hall-like compartment is designed with a block of stone at the edge of which a polygonal watch tower is installed. While exploring the part of the palace opens towards Andheri Darwaza one can see the remains of a historical mosque. Also stepwell called Kapoorsagar is a significant attraction of Kangra Fort. Kangra Fort is claimed to be the oldest fort of our country, which is still existing and find a mention in write-ups from the time of Alexander the Great. The ruling clan claims to be continuing since 4th century BC and to get an insight do visit a small family museum on the way.
6. Masroor Rock Cut Temple
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4.5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By rajan51
This ancient temple though somewhat in ruins is a place to visit around 30 km from the Dharamshala airport can be conveniently reached within an hour A ramp with railing has been built to reach the temple there is an entry ticket of Rs 25 for Indian visitors there is ample parking and a small restaurant outside the way to the temple the ambience is great will let pictures describe the beauty
7. Chamunda Devi Temple of Devi
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Faqeer1986 - Kharar, India
I visited here after 10 years at the month of May. Lot of things have been changed here. Hisotrical temple and its located on the highway. There is small river also on the back side of temple. Only 1-2 hour from Dharamshala. Everything was available there. No issue regarding parking. Only 2-3 minutes walking distance from parking to Temple. After prey to Maa we visited Baijnath. Jai Chamunda Maa
8. Lakshmi Narayan Temple
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Arunverma - Amritsar, India
A couple of friends visited this place last year. Laxmi Narayan Temple is the largest and oldest temple in Chamba. Laxmi Narayan Temple has been built in Shikhara style. There is a group of six stone Sikhara temples. The three Sikhara temples are dedicated to Vishnu and other three are dedicated to Shiva. The six Shikhara style temple is famous for its finely executed classical forms. Image of Lord Vishnu was made of rare marble imported from Vindhyachal Mountains. The king sacrificed eight of his sons to get the marble for Lakshmi Narayan Temple. The king eldest son Yugkara succeeded to fetch the marble. King was attacked by the robbers but with the help of a saint the king managed to save himself. Great effort of king the idol of the Lord could be made.
9. The Temples of Ashapuri
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By AmolakRattanK - New Delhi, India
You can reach this temple after going through lovely green areas of hills. In this place Pandavas are supposed to have spent their time of their remaining incognito. The legendary view is that by visiting this temple all your important wishes are fulfilled once you go there with full devotion. Amolak Rattan Kohli Former Governor of Mizoram
10. Chinmay Tapovan
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
