Paragpur, also known as Pragpur, is a captivating heritage village nestled in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. Declared India's first Heritage Village in December 1997, it stands as a living testament to the region's rich history and unique architecture. Travelers can wander through its narrow, cobblestone streets, admiring unchanged shops, old water tanks, mud-plastered walls, and slate-roofed houses. The village's fort-like houses, havelis, and villas exude an aged charisma, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. Paragpur provides a peaceful retreat and an immersive cultural experience, making it an ideal destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers. The local inhabitants are skilled craftspeople, including weavers, basket makers, silversmiths, painters, musicians, and tailors, and visitors can find traditional items in the local markets. The climate is generally pleasant, adding to the village's appeal.
Pragpur Heritage Village ποΈ
The Judges Court π¨
The Taal ποΈ
Garli Village ποΈ
Lala Rerumal Haveli ποΈ
Butail Mandir ποΈ
Shakti Mandir ποΈ
Chaujjar Mansion / Sood Clans Courtyards ποΈ
Dhuni Chand Bhardial Sarai π¨
Nehar Bhawan ποΈ
Radha Krishna Mandir ποΈ
Butail Niwas ποΈ
Sidh Chaano Temple ποΈ
Chhinmastika Dham (Chintapurani Mata Mandir) ποΈ
Sri Jwalamukhi Devi Temple ποΈ
Kaleshwar Mahadev Temple ποΈ
Tashi Jong Monastery βΈοΈ
Kangra Fort π°
Maharana Pratap Sagar Dam π
Dharamshala β°οΈ