Bir Billing
The best adventure sporting destination, Bir-Billing paragliding over the picturesque valley can surely make all your dreams of flying high come true within a day.
The paragliding world cup was also hosted in the small hamlet of Bir Billing in the year 2015 with several pilots across the globe participating from 140 countries. Many tourists prefer the winter months of December and January for paragliding and camping to witness the snow covered mountains of Dhauladhar.
The Bir Billing paragliding cost is quite reasonable starting from INR 1500 for a flight of 15-20 minutes. So, jumping, gliding, paragliding in Himachal, and soaring through the sky are not only easy at Bir Billing but also affordable.
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The best adventure sporting destination, Bir-Billing paragliding over the picturesque valley can surely make all your dreams of flying high come true within a day.
The paragliding world cup was also hosted in the small hamlet of Bir Billing in the year 2015 with several pilots across the globe participating from 140 countries. Many tourists prefer the winter months of December and January for paragliding and camping to witness the snow covered mountains of Dhauladhar.
The Bir Billing paragliding cost is quite reasonable starting from INR 1500 for a flight of 15-20 minutes. So, jumping, gliding, paragliding in Himachal, and soaring through the sky are not only easy at Bir Billing but also affordable.
Locate on Google MapsMcLeod Ganj
Located 10 KM north to the popular hill station, Dharamshala, this town is an awesome blend of Indo-Tibetan culture. Not only you’ll get to see beautiful monasteries and temples here but you can also enjoy picturesque views of splendid Dhauladhar mountain range.
Apart from this, McLeod Ganj is the residence of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and home to a large Tibetan population. The Tibetan government in exile is also headquartered here.
The splendidness of this wonderful town is just spectacular. Beautiful peaks of Dhauladhar range look so beautiful that you’ll think that you’ve reached heaven. Apart from this, there is a strange freshness in the air of this place that filters out every worry and fulfills you with energy. So – in this town, you just feel divine.
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McLeod Ganj
Located 10 KM north to the popular hill station, Dharamshala, this town is an awesome blend of Indo-Tibetan culture. Not only you’ll get to see beautiful monasteries and temples here but you can also enjoy picturesque views of splendid Dhauladhar mountain range.
Apart from this, McLeod Ganj is the residence of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and home to a large Tibetan population. The Tibetan government in exile is also headquartered here.
The splendidness of this wonderful town is just spectacular. Beautiful peaks of Dhauladhar range look so beautiful that you’ll think that you’ve reached heaven. Apart from this, there is a strange freshness in the air of this place that filters out every worry and fulfills you with energy. So – in this town, you just feel divine.
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Dharamshala Cricket Stadium
In the heart of the glorious district of Kangra, there exists a beautiful town by the name Dharamshala. There is a strange charm in this place that keeps attracting tourists from all over India and other foreign countries.
However, the scenic beauty of the town isn’t the only thing that makes it special; there are several other factors as well. For starters, it is headquarter of Central Tibetan Administration (the Tibetan government in exile) and the residence of Dalai Lama
During 2016 ICC T-20 world cup – the stadium was one of the six venues to host the event. The stadium hosted it's First International ODI match on January 27, 2013
Locate on Google MapsDharamshala Cricket Stadium
In the heart of the glorious district of Kangra, there exists a beautiful town by the name Dharamshala. There is a strange charm in this place that keeps attracting tourists from all over India and other foreign countries.
However, the scenic beauty of the town isn’t the only thing that makes it special; there are several other factors as well. For starters, it is headquarter of Central Tibetan Administration (the Tibetan government in exile) and the residence of Dalai Lama
During 2016 ICC T-20 world cup – the stadium was one of the six venues to host the event. The stadium hosted it's First International ODI match on January 27, 2013
Locate on Google MapsKaleshwar Mahadev Temple
Located in the Kangra District, Kaleshwar Mahadev Mandir is about 8 km from Pragpur. It is popularly known as Kalesar. The house of Lord Shiva, Kaleshwar Temple Himachal is one of the oldest sites located in the Himalayan ranges.
The caretakers of the temple believe that the water in the Vyas River keeps growing till it reaches the Shivalingam and once the water touches the Jalahri of the Shiva Lingam, water starts subsiding.
The 400 year old construction of the Kaleshwar Mahadev Temple is said to be started by the Pandavas who visited this sacred place during their exile and continued by the Katoch Dynasty.
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Kaleshwar Mahadev Temple
Located in the Kangra District, Kaleshwar Mahadev Mandir is about 8 km from Pragpur. It is popularly known as Kalesar. The house of Lord Shiva, Kaleshwar Temple Himachal is one of the oldest sites located in the Himalayan ranges.
The caretakers of the temple believe that the water in the Vyas River keeps growing till it reaches the Shivalingam and once the water touches the Jalahri of the Shiva Lingam, water starts subsiding.
The 400 year old construction of the Kaleshwar Mahadev Temple is said to be started by the Pandavas who visited this sacred place during their exile and continued by the Katoch Dynasty.
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Maharana Pratap Sagar Dam
The dam built in the year 1960 on the Beas River is the origin of huge Maharana Pratap Sagar Lake. It is a man-made reservoir situated in the district of Kangra.
The water sports center in the Maharana Pratap Sagar sanctuary makes it a great spot for fishing, adventure, and picnics. The dam houses varied flora and fauna. To feel the adrenaline rush, there’s no other better place than the Maharana Pratap Sagar Lake.
The Maharana Pratap Dam is now home to various species of animals, fishes and birds. Settled in the Sylvan backdrops of Kangra Valley, Maharana Pratap Sagar photos speak the raw beauty that the site offers.
Locate on Google MapsMaharana Pratap Sagar Dam
The dam built in the year 1960 on the Beas River is the origin of huge Maharana Pratap Sagar Lake. It is a man-made reservoir situated in the district of Kangra.
The water sports center in the Maharana Pratap Sagar sanctuary makes it a great spot for fishing, adventure, and picnics. The dam houses varied flora and fauna. To feel the adrenaline rush, there’s no other better place than the Maharana Pratap Sagar Lake.
The Maharana Pratap Dam is now home to various species of animals, fishes and birds. Settled in the Sylvan backdrops of Kangra Valley, Maharana Pratap Sagar photos speak the raw beauty that the site offers.
Locate on Google MapsJwalamukhi Temple
One of the famous Shakti Peethas, Jwalamukhi Temple is located 35 km on southern side of the Kangra Valley. Overseeing the Dhauladhar mountain range, this Jwala Mata Mandir is set amid the rolling hills and does not house any statue of God.
Jwala Devi, symbolising the God of Light, is worshiped in the Jwalamukhi Temple situated in the Himachal Township Jwalamukhi. Jwalaji is also called the ‘She of the Flaming Mouth’ or the ‘Flaming Goddess’. As per the Hindu mythological tales, Sati’s tongue fell off in this place while Lord Vishnu was cutting through the carcass of Sati. It is said that even the Pandavas visited this sacred site.
The power of Jwalaji is said to be highly acknowledged. It is assumed that Kangra’s Raja Bhumi Chand Katoch dreamt of this holy place who was an ardent devotee of Goddess Durga.
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Jwalamukhi Temple
One of the famous Shakti Peethas, Jwalamukhi Temple is located 35 km on southern side of the Kangra Valley. Overseeing the Dhauladhar mountain range, this Jwala Mata Mandir is set amid the rolling hills and does not house any statue of God.
Jwala Devi, symbolising the God of Light, is worshiped in the Jwalamukhi Temple situated in the Himachal Township Jwalamukhi. Jwalaji is also called the ‘She of the Flaming Mouth’ or the ‘Flaming Goddess’. As per the Hindu mythological tales, Sati’s tongue fell off in this place while Lord Vishnu was cutting through the carcass of Sati. It is said that even the Pandavas visited this sacred site.
The power of Jwalaji is said to be highly acknowledged. It is assumed that Kangra’s Raja Bhumi Chand Katoch dreamt of this holy place who was an ardent devotee of Goddess Durga.
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Masroor Temple
Located in the stunning sub-Himalayan territories, Masroor Rock Temple mesmerises the tourists with its magnificence and grandeur of the idols and intricate carvings.
The monolithic Masroor Temple in Himachal Pradesh is the beautiful piece of art ever since the Pandavas period. Located at a height of 2535 ft. above the sea level and at a distance of 40 km from the Kangra Township, Masroor Temple is one of the greatest uncharted destinations.
The garb-griha or the main shrine of the Masroor Temple consists of the black stone statues of lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana, and the Mahadev idols reside in the entrance doorway
Locate on Google MapsMasroor Temple
Located in the stunning sub-Himalayan territories, Masroor Rock Temple mesmerises the tourists with its magnificence and grandeur of the idols and intricate carvings.
The monolithic Masroor Temple in Himachal Pradesh is the beautiful piece of art ever since the Pandavas period. Located at a height of 2535 ft. above the sea level and at a distance of 40 km from the Kangra Township, Masroor Temple is one of the greatest uncharted destinations.
The garb-griha or the main shrine of the Masroor Temple consists of the black stone statues of lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana, and the Mahadev idols reside in the entrance doorway
Locate on Google MapsTriund
Amidst the stunning landscapes of Himachal, the trek to Triund is definitely the most heavenly experience you can have, surrounded by snow-clad Dhauladhar ranges, breathtaking Kangra Valley, waterfalls, and lush green meadows.
Nestled at a height of 10,600ft., Triund trek starts from McLeodgunj, towards Dharamshala and finally reaching the striking spectacle of the sky caressing the extraordinary peaks of the Himalayas. The sun-kissed, snow covered Himalayan peaks, the silence of stars, the green pastures all around make the Triund trek package truly worth paying.
During the journey, you can witness the Dharamshala Cricket stadium and some of the most gorgeous landscapes of the valley that can easily take your breath away
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Triund
Amidst the stunning landscapes of Himachal, the trek to Triund is definitely the most heavenly experience you can have, surrounded by snow-clad Dhauladhar ranges, breathtaking Kangra Valley, waterfalls, and lush green meadows.
Nestled at a height of 10,600ft., Triund trek starts from McLeodgunj, towards Dharamshala and finally reaching the striking spectacle of the sky caressing the extraordinary peaks of the Himalayas. The sun-kissed, snow covered Himalayan peaks, the silence of stars, the green pastures all around make the Triund trek package truly worth paying.
During the journey, you can witness the Dharamshala Cricket stadium and some of the most gorgeous landscapes of the valley that can easily take your breath away
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Dada Siba Temple
The state of Dada Siba was ruled by Raja Ram Singh who was an ardent follower of Krishna, including his subjects. Mathura and Vrindavan pilgrimage was mandatory for these set of followers every year.
The swayamvara of Sita, killing of Rakshas by Lakshmana and Rama, Rama’s coronation paintings in the temple clearly reveals that these legends are quite popular in the region.
It took 18 years to complete the construction of the Dada Siba Temple, Himachal Pradesh, which is said to be built in red sandstone and marble. They were imported from Agra and Jaipur respectively. Devi Chand and Suba Ram are said to be the two painters who executed the murals.
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The state of Dada Siba was ruled by Raja Ram Singh who was an ardent follower of Krishna, including his subjects. Mathura and Vrindavan pilgrimage was mandatory for these set of followers every year.
The swayamvara of Sita, killing of Rakshas by Lakshmana and Rama, Rama’s coronation paintings in the temple clearly reveals that these legends are quite popular in the region.
It took 18 years to complete the construction of the Dada Siba Temple, Himachal Pradesh, which is said to be built in red sandstone and marble. They were imported from Agra and Jaipur respectively. Devi Chand and Suba Ram are said to be the two painters who executed the murals.
Locate on Google mapsBhagsu Waterfall
About 11 Km from Dharamshala there lies the beautiful village of Bhagsunag. The village is famous for two popular landmarks: Bhagsunag Temple and Bhagsu Waterfall, which is considered as one of the most visited waterfalls in India.
This 30-feet waterfall isn’t very huge but has a strange charm and scenic beauty that makes you forget everything and just relax. This will be your perfect landmark to relax and spend some quality time alone.
When you start tracking all the way from McLeodganj to Bhagsunag, it seems like you’re climbing the stairways to heaven. You just can’t help but admire the stunning beauty of this place. This is your utopia if you’re in search of a place where you can find some peace.
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Bhagsu Waterfall
About 11 Km from Dharamshala there lies the beautiful village of Bhagsunag. The village is famous for two popular landmarks: Bhagsunath Temple and Bhagsu Waterfall, which is considered as one of the most visited waterfalls in India.
This 30-feet waterfall isn’t very huge but has a strange charm and scenic beauty that makes you forget everything and just relax. This will be your perfect landmark to relax and spend some quality time alone.
When you start tracking all the way from McLeodganj to Bhagsunag, it seems like you’re climbing the stairways to heaven. You just can’t help but admire the stunning beauty of this place. This is your utopia if you’re in search of a place where you can find some peace.
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Chintpurni Temple
At an altitude of 940 meters, Chintpurni Mata village falls under the Una District in Himachal Pradesh. Mata Chintpurni Temple lies in one of the highest peaks of the Solan Singhi Range.
It is believed that a Kalia Saraswat Brahman named Pundit Mai Das; a dedicated devotee of Goddess Durga dreamt and received orders from Chinnamastika Devi under a Vat Tree that Mata Chintpurni would appear in form of a pindi (a round stone), which must be worshiped regularly.
He was little apprehensive with dense forest, wild animals, and no source of water around but his uneasiness was put to rest in minutes when Chintpurni Mata manifested and pointed towards the northern hill direction on the slope and asked to dig out a stone to find fresh water.
Locate on Google MapsChintpurni Temple
At an altitude of 940 meters, Chintpurni Mata village falls under the Una District in Himachal Pradesh. Mata Chintpurni Temple lies in one of the highest peaks of the Solan Singhi Range.
It is believed that a Kalia Saraswat Brahman named Pundit Mai Das; a dedicated devotee of Goddess Durga dreamt and received orders from Chinnamastika Devi under a Vat Tree that Mata Chintpurni would appear in form of a pindi (a round stone), which must be worshiped regularly.
He was little apprehensive with dense forest, wild animals, and no source of water around but his uneasiness was put to rest in minutes when Chintpurni Mata manifested and pointed towards the northern hill direction on the slope and asked to dig out a stone to find fresh water.
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