Religious/ Spiritual

This ancient shrine is immediately below the gurudwara and is dedicated to the goddess Yamuna.

Situated 23km away, this Gurudwara was constructed as a memorial to mark Guru Gobind Singh's first victory in a battle where he won over the combined forces of Raja Fateh Shah and his associates.
This commemorates Guru Gobind Singh's first battle when he defeated Raja Fateh Sahib and his allies.

Located 22km away, the gurudwara is on a small hill. It was from here that Guru Gobind Singh rained arrows at his enemies. This is built on the hillock from where Guru Gobind Singh shot arrows at the enemy.

The Gurdwara attracts devotees of Guru Gobind Singh. It was home to the Guru for over 4 years of his life and was also the place where the Guru meditated. It was here that Guru Gobink Singh is said to have drafted the holy words contained in the ‘Dasam Granth’. There are several places of specific interest here, like the Shri Talab Asthan where salaries were paid out, the Shri Dastar Asthan where competitions in tying turbans were held, the Kavi Durbar where poetical discourses were conducted, the memorial commemorating Kalpi Rishi, and a wonderful museum housing exhibits pertaining to the life and times of Guru Gobind Singh.

A legendary temple that boasts of a rich tradition, Baijnath temple is the most magnificent monument in Kangra Valley. Directed westwards, the temple encompasses astonishing structural designs that resemble the Jagannatha Temple at Puri. The temple architecture shows an adytum or puri of 8 to 18 feet width where the Lingam is depicted.

Mandapa and its pyramidal roof of the temple is the other alluring attractions.

A monastery of recent origin, Tashijong is a community rather than a monastery. It encompasses a small stratum of the Tibetan refugees where one can see the dwellings of the people in exile. This monastery depicts structures at different levels, there is a college for freshers and a Tibetan restaurant. The main shrine is placed on a top platform at the fag end of a garden.

It’s curved roofs with red and golden colour ornamentation portrays prayer flags that waves with the gentle breeze. A thick loom like stupa, which is typical of a Buddhist shrine, adorns the extreme side of the garden. Secondary prayer halls where the monks carry out their routine prayers flank the garden.

An ancient shrine located with in the ambit of the town limit, Bundlamata temple depicts something unique to the devotees. Prettily surrounded by the lush environ of luxurious greenery of the lush tea gardens, this shrine appears much scenic and serene. Believed to be constructed five centuries back this temple portrays the ancient chic and elegance.

An ancient shrine located with in the ambit of the town limit, Bundlamata temple depicts something unique to the devotees. Prettily surrounded by the lush environ of luxurious greenery of the lush tea gardens, this shrine appears much scenic and serene. Believed to be constructed five centuries back this temple portrays the ancient chic and elegance.

Hatu Peak offers a great 8km trek for people who are not looking for rigorous treks. In case if you find it difficult, you can also drive up to the peak. There is a little temple atop the peak dedicated to Hatu Mata. A small tea stall is also there at your service to dole out some local tid-bids and steaming tea in summers. Sit and enjoy the picturesque view of snow-clad mountains, apple orchards, green fields, and swirling mists.

At an altitude of 1810 mtr, Kacheri is 7 kms from Narkanda on NH - 22. It is famous for an ancient Mahamaya Temple.