Kangra Tourism

Kangra Attractions : Baijnath Shiv Temple , Bajreshwari Devi temple , Chamunda Devi Temple , Chintpurni temple , Dehra Gopipur , Dharamshala , Jwalamukhi temple , Kangra fort , Masroor rock cut temple , Mahrana Pratap Sagar , Nadaun , Nurpur , Paragpur , Taragarh palace , Gopalpur nature park , Trilopkpur , etc. Kangra is beautiful district of Himachal Pradesh . 

Baijnath Shiv Temple :  The temple was built in 1204. The Svayambhu form of Sivalinga is enshrined in the sanctum of the temple that has five projections on each side and is surmounted with a tall curvilinear Shikhara. The entrance to sanctum is through a vestibule that has a large square Mandapa in front with two massive balconies one each in north and south. There is a small porch in front of the mandapa hall that rests on four pillars in the front preceded by an idol of Nandi, the bull, in a small pillared shrine.
Bajeshwari Devi Temple: The temple is famous for  legendary sets of diamonds and pearls.  Mohammed of Ghazni  departed with a king's ransom in gold, silver and jewels in 1009. Earthquake of 1905 destroyed it completely. The temple was rebuilt in the present form in 1920
Kangra Fort: The fort belongs to the Kotch Raja's of Kangra . It is  located on a strategic height, overlooking the Ban Ganga and Manjhi rivers. At the top of the fort there was also a place of the Kotch kings.
Jawalamukhi: It is one of Hindu dome most famous shrines.  It is located at  a distance of  30-km from Kangra, 56-km from Dharamsala, near the Beas river and on the side of cliff, Built against the side of a rocky spur, the temple is dedicated to the manifestation of the Devi of fire also called the "Flaming Goddess". A blue flame fed by natural gas, shoots out of the rock in the sanctum in which the goddess, Jawalamukhi, manifests hersel
Nadaun: The  town is located on the left bank of river Beas . The town  is 13-km from Jawalamukhi. It was the favourite residence of Raja Sansar Chand who built himself a palace at Amtar on the riverbank 2-km from the town. This historic town, which was once the capital of the Kotch rulers, derives its name from demon Nandan.
Sujanpur Tira: The historic town is situated at the distance of  30-km from Nadaun on the banks of the foaming Beas . The town was built by Raja Sansar Chand, who had ascended to the throne when he was only ten years old. The palace was the winter residence of Sansar Chand and the Alampur palace on the other side of the river Beas was his summer resort. Kangra district is famous to the tourists in Himachal Pradesh.