Kangra Valley is a beautiful valley in Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas. It's a region of stunning natural beauty, with lush green tea gardens, ancient temples, and a rich cultural heritage. The valley is a popular destination for trekking, paragliding, and exploring the unique blend of Himachali and Tibetan cultures.
Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj: Twin towns with a mix of Himachali and Tibetan culture. Kangra Fort: One of the oldest forts in India. Palampur Tea Gardens: The 'Tea Capital of Northwest India'. Baijnath Temple: An ancient Shiva temple. Bir Billing: A world-renowned paragliding spot. Masroor Rock-Cut Temples: Monolithic rock temples. Andretta Artist Village: A charming village for art and pottery. Jwala Devi Temple: A unique temple with natural flames. Pong Dam Lake: A destination for birdwatching and boating. Tashi Jong Monastery: A Tibetan Buddhist monastery. 1Triund Trek: A popular trekking spot. 1Chamunda Devi Temple: A revered hilltop shrine. Kareri Lake: An alpine lake and trekking destination. Brajeshwari Temple: A historic Durga temple. Indrahar Pass: A scenic mountain pass for trekking. Kangra Art Museum: Showcases regional art and history. Norbulingka Institute: Preserves Tibetan culture. Gopalpur Zoo: A wildlife park. Bhagsu Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall near McLeod Ganj. Chinmaya Tapovan: An ashram for spiritual retreat.